Dall Bay State Marine Park spans 585 undeveloped acres of pristine tidelands on the southeast coast of Gravina Island in Southeast Alaska, about 13 miles southwest of Ketchikan near the mouth of Nichols Passage, offering untouched coastal wilderness ideal for fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers.
The Stephen Hopkins House in Providence, Rhode Island, is a historic museum and National Historic Landmark that was the home of Stephen Hopkins, a colonial governor and signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Lake Whitney State Park covers 775 acres in Hill County, Texas, near the town of Whitney along the shores of the massive Lake Whitney reservoir on the Brazos River, about 1.5 hours south of Dallas-Fort Worth and accessible via FM 1244.
Snowy Range Ski Area is a small, family-friendly ski resort located in the Medicine Bow National Forest in southeastern Wyoming near the town of Cealntenni.
Madison Boulder Natural Area in Madison, New Hampshire, protects a 17-acre site featuring North America's largest known glacial erratic—a massive granite boulder measuring 83 feet long, 23 feet high, 37 feet wide, and weighing over 5,000 tons, deposited by glaciers around 14,000 years ago.
The Oregon Vortex, a longstanding roadside attraction in Gold Hill, Oregon, along Sardine Creek, opened to the public in 1930 as the earliest documented gravity hill or mystery spot in the U.S., featuring optical illusions where balls roll uphill, people appear to shrink or grow depending on position, brooms balance on bristles, and plumb lines defy straightness inside a tilted 1904 assay office shack from the Old Grey Eagle Mining Company that slid off its foundation.
Delta State Recreation Site is a compact 7-acre wooded campground near mile 267 of the Alaska Highway in Delta Junction, Alaska, providing convenient access to the Delta River amid spruce forests and panoramic views of the Alaska Range's snow-capped peaks like Mount Hayes.
Fishermen's Memorial State Park and Campground spans 91 acres on Point Judith in Narragansett, Rhode Island, offering a seaside village atmosphere on former World War II Fort Nathaniel Greene land renamed in 1970 to honor local fishermen.
The Medora Musical is a long-running outdoor revue staged nightly from early June through early September at the 2,900-seat Burning Hills Amphitheater carved into the North Dakota Badlands near Medora, celebrating Wild West history, Theodore Roosevelt's ranching days, cowboys, pioneer life, and patriotic themes with singing, dancing, comedy, acrobatics, and a live band against dramatic sunset backdrops.
The Natchez Trace Parkway is a scenic and historic two-lane road stretching 444 miles from Natchez, Mississippi, to Nashville, Tennessee, passing through Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee.
The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a nonprofit museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing pinball machines and classic arcade games from various eras, primarily the 1950s through the 1990s.
Silver Mountain Resort in northern Idaho, located near Kellogg in the Silver Valley mining region, originated as Jackass Ski Bowl in 1967, named after the burro Bill whose discovery led to local mining booms.
7 Clans Paradise Casino in Red Rock, Oklahoma, is owned by the Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma and located at 7500 Highway 177, just south of Ponca City and north of Stillwater.
Point Lookout State Park is a roughly 1,046‑acre Maryland state park occupying the southern tip of a peninsula in St. Mary’s County where the Chesapeake Bay meets the Potomac River, marking the southernmost point on Maryland’s western shore.
Mount Everett State Reservation spans 2,492 acres in Mount Washington and Sheffield in Massachusetts' southern Berkshires, centered on the 2,624-foot summit of Mount Everett, the third-highest peak in the state, offering panoramic views across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York.
Bear Brook State Park spans over 10,000 acres in Allenstown, New Hampshire, making it the state's largest developed park with diverse forests, marshes, bogs, ponds, and summits.
Above All State Park is an undeveloped 31-acre public recreation area located in Warren, Connecticut, known for its high elevation and scenic isolation.
Warren Island State Park covers 70 acres in Penobscot Bay near Islesboro and Lincolnville, Waldo County, Maine, acquired by the state in 1959 as its first park designed exclusively for boating enthusiasts.
