San Diego’s breadth of diverse ecosystems still encourages community gatherings. Locals often take to these same green spaces ...

A favorite of cyclists, the park’s historic carriage roads offer 45 miles of woodland that’s free of motor vehicles.

Part sport, part pilgrimage, running vacations can reshape how you experience a place—with fresh air, local flavor, and a ...

National Geographic photographer Keith Ladzinski shares the wins that come from exploring activities, arts and culture beyond ...

Whether biking to castles or kayaking through gorges, a trip centred on this river is the epitome of European romance.

The thin air above cloud level. The views over snow-tipped mountains. The climbs over boulder and scree, and the first gasp ...

From Peru to Egypt, tourists can actively participate in digs, preservation projects, or workshops led by experts in the ...

Join National Geographic photographer Jonathan Irish on a journey through Tokyo, Japan, capturing the city's vibrant food ...

Have we broken the natural contract between humans and rivers? The nature writer debates our relationship with the world’s ...

Scientists reveal new details about the 5.3-million-year-old flood, which triggered earthquakes, generated tropical-storm ...

Where you now see ravens soaring over a stark landscape, leathery-winged pterosaurs ... the area was designated a national monument in 1906 and a national park more than a half century later.

The windswept coasts of Prince Edward Island that inspired Anne of Green Gables have also influenced an innovative new ...