By Steve Wilent For The Mountain Times My first camping trip, circa 1964, can in no way be described as glamping, a ...

Cydney Sanders didn’t have any bitter feelings after watching her career come to a close in walk off fashion in the Women’s ...

Thanks to a particularly rainy spring, a waterfall tucked among walking trails in Worcester is actually, well, falling now.

Last week, a team of researchers and nature enthusiasts joined together at Salter Grove in Warwick to hunt for a high-tech ...

Fall, leaves, fall; die, flowers, away;Lengthen night and shorten day;Every leaf speaks bliss to meFluttering from the autumn ...

The state’s parks are often overshadowed by Acadia National Park—but they shouldn’t be. These must-visit parks showcase the ...

The state’s parks are often overshadowed by Acadia National Park—but they shouldn’t be. These must-visit parks showcase the ...

For decades, people have been trying to find the ivory-billed woodpecker, convinced it’s still out there, despite many – ...

The D.C. area has been under a drought watch for almost a year, but with rain in the last few weeks, including Friday’s deluge, is the region out of the woods?

Unplug and unwind in a cozy treehouse near Galena with hikes, goats, and outdoor fun the whole family will love.

A sweeping look at the vanishing American prairie and two crime novels set in Minnesota are this week’s offerings to our readers. “Sea of Grass”: by Dave Hage and Josephine Marcotty (Random House, $32 ...

For travelers heading to Portland, Oregon, the two-drop, 620-foot-tall Multnomah Falls in the nearby Columbia River Gorge is ...