This 400-acre botanic garden is home to 600 species of indigenous flora.
Located on the scenic Potomac shore near the Loudoun-Fairfax county line, Algonkian Park offers hiking, picnicking, fishing, boating, swimming, golfing and bird-watching.
Voted best for nature, solitude, bicycling and affordability.
This 40-acre nature preserve is wedged between the Capital Beltway, Connecticut Avenue and East West Highway, but its grounds are serene and loaded with small animal life.
Pick your own pumpkins, Saturdays and Sundays 10 to 5 starting October 3. Hayrides to pumpkin patch $1.
A family-oriented resort in Pennsylvania with two terrain parks for snowboarders.
The ten miles of natural surface trails around Little Seneca Lake are favored by off-road biking enthusiasts.
This family farm holds an annual corn maze starting in late September through early November.
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