King Mountain State Recreation Site
Alaska’s Matanuska River Campground — Glenn Highway Mile 76, Matanuska Valley Views, River Access, Year-Round Camping, Chickaloon Area King Mountain
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Alaska’s Matanuska River Campground — Glenn Highway Mile 76, Matanuska Valley Views, River Access, Year-Round Camping, Chickaloon Area King Mountain
Ketchikan’s Rainforest Beach — Sandy Cove on Clover Passage, Lunch Falls Loop Trail, Tongass Temperate Rainforest, Public-Use Cabin, Pink Salmon
Interior Alaska Riverside Camping With Trophy Grayling and Salmon Runs — Two Campgrounds (Olnes Pond 15 Sites + Whitefish 25
Historic Governor’s Summer Retreat in Juneau — Site of the Ernest Gruening Cabin Listed on the National Register of Historic
Connecticut’s 40-Mile Blue Trail Forest — Buttermilk Falls, Leatherman’s Cave, Waterbury Reservoir Views, 20 Parcels Across Western CT Mattatuck State
Urban Heritage State Park in Boston’s Historic Roxbury Neighborhood — Dillaway-Thomas House Museum Built in 1750, Revolutionary War Headquarters During
Connecticut’s Lake Lillinonah & Zoar Forest — First Legal Shared-Use MTB Trail in CT, Blue-Blazed Lillinonah + Zoar Trails, Prydden
Maine’s Unique Octagonal Blockhouse — 1808 Wooden Fort on Davis Island, Sheepscot River, Harbor Seals & Osprey, Wiscasset Waterfront Fort
Long Island’s Multi-Use Trail System — Hiking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking Through Wooded Glacial Hills, Greenbelt Connection, Cold Spring Harbor
🚫 PERMANENTLY CLOSED — DO NOT VISIT: Sacred Falls State Park has been permanently closed since a fatal rockslide on
Washington County’s Swimming Lake — Lifeguarded Sandy Beach, Kayak and Canoe Launch, Pavilion Rental with BBQ and Walk-In Cooler, Playground,
Iowa Great Lakes Historic Picnic Park — 1933 CCC Stone Shelter on National Register, Silver Lake Walleye and Pike Fishing,
Kentucky’s First Governor — Revolutionary War Hero, Battle of King’s Mountain, Smallest Park in KY System, NRHP Cemetery Near Danville
Washington’s “Pickled Pioneer” — 2,000-Mile Funeral Procession From Missouri, Bethelite Religious Colony, Willapa Hills Trail, Highway Heritage Site Near Raymond
Iowa’s Big Sioux River Campground — 573 Acres, Electric Campsites & Cabins, Canoe/Kayak Rentals, Prairie Woods Nature Center Near Hawarden
Pennsylvania’s French & Indian War Burial — General Edward Braddock’s 1755 Grave, Battle of the Monongahela, National Pike, Near Fort
Maine’s Oldest Blockhouse — 1754 French & Indian War Fort at Kennebec-Sebasticook Confluence, Oldest Surviving Original Wooden Blockhouse in America,
Oʻahu’s Ancient Sacred Temple — Massive Stone Platform, Menehune Legend, Kawai Nui Marsh Edge, Agricultural Heiau in Kailua Ulupō Heiau
Alaska’s Pioneer Judge House — 1898 Victorian in Juneau’s Chicken Ridge, Judge James Wickersham Legacy, National Register, Period Furnishings, Photographs
Connecticut’s Fairfield County Wilderness — 1,000+ Acre Preserve, 14–20 Miles of Trails, Saugatuck Reservoir Views, Hardwood Forest & Meadows in
Massachusetts’ Foxborough Trail Network — 1,000+ Acres, 23 Miles of Trails, Warner Trail, Mountain Biking, OHV Trails, High Rock Summit
Florida’s Seminole War Fort — 1836 Replica Wooden Fortification, Hillsborough River Bridge Defense, Inside Hillsborough River State Park Near Tampa
Massachusetts’ Western Highlands Campground — 51 Sites, Fire Tower, Upper Highland Lake Swimming, 15 Miles of Trails, Boating & Fishing
Maine’s Unfinished Civil War Fortress — Semi-Circular Granite Fort, Kennebec River Mouth, Atlantic Coast Views, Near Popham Beach in Phippsburg
Connecticut’s First State Forest — 9,000+ Acres Since 1903, Shenipsit Trail Ridge Views, Cold War Nike Missile Site, Cobalt Quarries,
Alaska’s Russian-Tlingit Battleground — 1799 Russian Fort Destroyed by Kiks.ádi, National Historic Landmark, 3 Miles of Coastal Trails, Starrigavan Bay
Kentucky’s First European Settlement — 1750 Cabin Replica, Cumberland Gap Explorer, Nature Center, Mini Golf, Picnic Shelters Near Barbourville Dr.
Alaska’s Ancient Rock Art — Up to 8,000-Year-Old Tlingit Petroglyphs, Southeast Alaska’s Highest Concentration, Boardwalk Viewing Deck, Rubbing Replicas in
New Hampshire’s Coastal Harbor Defense — WWII Batteries, Camouflaged Command Post, Portsmouth Harbor Fortification, Atlantic Ocean Views on New Castle
Georgia’s “Come and Take It!” Fort — Revolutionary War Earthworks, 1778 Defiance, Sunbury Seaport, Nature Trails, Birding, St. Catherines Sound
Rhode Island’s Veterans Tribute — WWII/Korea/Vietnam Memorials, Splash Pad, Playground, Baseball Field, Autumnfest Host in Woonsocket World War II Memorial
South Carolina’s Revolutionary War Battlefield — 1780 Patriot Victory, Horseshoe Falls, Battlefield Trail, Enoree River Kayaking, Visitor Center Near Clinton
Massachusetts’ Hidden Forest Gem — 2,597 Acres, Damon Pond Swimming Beach, 21 Campsites + Yurt, Friends Trail to Pearl Hill,
Cape Cod’s Largest Campground — 285 Campsites in Pitch Pine Forest, Yurts, 15+ Miles of Trails, Minutes from Sandwich Village
Alaska Interior’s Road-Accessible Fishing Gem — Stocked Rainbow Trout & Coho Salmon, 103 Campsites, Two Lakes, Two Boat Ramps, Two
Georgia’s 140-Year Family Plantation — 20+ Original Buildings (1847–1945), Steam-Powered Mill Complex, Cotton Gin, Self-Guided Tours, Jones County Near Juliette
Maine’s Aroostook War Blockhouse — Only Surviving American Fortification, National Historic Landmark, US-Canada Border, St. John River, 1839 Log Blockhouse
New Hampshire’s Presidential Birthplace — 14th President Franklin Pierce Childhood Home, 1804 National Historic Landmark, Guided Tours, Barn Welcome Center,
Lake Tahoe’s North Shore Beach — Sandy Swimming Beach, Playground, Volleyball, Boat Ramp, Mountain Views, Day-Use Recreation at 6,225 Feet
🏆 Fort Baldwin State Historic Site — A WWI/WWII-era coastal defense fort on Sabino Hill in Phippsburg, Maine — protecting
North Dakota’s Scenic Overlook of Lake Sakakawea — Hidatsa Chief Memorial, Badlands Bluffs, Four Bears Bridge Views, Drowned Town of
Connecticut’s Largest Northern Forest — 7,000+ Acres, Soapstone Mountain Observation Tower, Blue-Blazed Shenipsit Trail, CCC Museum, 11 Forest Parcels Across
Connecticut’s Conservation Showcase — 14 Miles of Trails, Pine Acres Lake (135 Acres), Conservation Center & Museum, Natchaug Trail, Air
Tennessee’s Walk-Behind Waterfall — Upper Piney Falls (80 Ft), Lower Piney Falls (40 Ft), Old-Growth Forest, Moderate Loop Trail Near
Massachusetts’ Lakeside Forest Campground — 27 Sites on Laurel Lake, Swimming Beach, 8 Miles of Trails, Fishing, Accessible Beach in
Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula Salmon Hub — River & Saltwater Fishing, Multiple Campgrounds, Scenic Overlooks, Halibut Charters, Razor Clam Beach Near
Nevada’s First Settlement — 1851 Trading Post Museum, Pioneer History, Interpretive Trail, Group Pavilion & Picnicking in Historic Genoa, Carson
Massachusetts’ North Shore Outdoor Hub — 3,300 Acres, 50+ Miles of Trails, 89 Campsites, 11 Ponds, Swimming at Berry Pond,
Massachusetts’ Largest State Forest — Berkshire Highlands, Appalachian Trail, 47 Campsites & Yurts, Mountain Biking, ATV Trails, Schermerhorn Gorge October
Alaska’s Canoe Country Campground — 30 Lakeside Sites, 14 Public-Use Cabins, Lynx Lake Loop Canoe Trail, Rainbow Trout & Pike