The Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort has added a new lodge with 85 villas with stunning mountain views, bringing the resort's room count to nearly 1,400. Guests enjoy year-round amenities, including an ...

Below is a press release from Central Oregon Fire Information announcing fire restrictions for regional campgrounds. Central ...

After five months of snow and frigid temps, Vermonters welcome summer as if they’ve never experienced it before. Windows are ...

A historic Lake Tahoe resort once frequented by legendary Hollywood icons as well as political figures is preparing for a comeback after more than a decade of closure. The Cal Neva Resort, which ...

Fishing and wildlife experts Cole and Jay set up a primitive camp along the shores of a beautiful mountain river for an overnight expedition. Takeaways from Indiana, Ohio and Michigan primaries ...

Six Flags Entertainment Corp. has reinstated park presidents at 10 of its properties, including Knott’s Berry Farm and Magic Mountain, after eliminating the roles last year. The company removed park ...

NEW ASHFORD — A long-dormant ski area could see one of its most ambitious redevelopment proposals in decades, as developers pitch a $200 million plan to transform Brodie Mountain into a year-round ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WSIL) — The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is continuing its search for campground hosts for the 2026 recreation season, with several openings still available — ...

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Water levels on the New and Roanoke rivers could rise rapidly starting Monday, according to Appalachian Power. In case you missed it: ABC13's top 5 stories of the week ABC13's top five stories of the ...

Iran’s potentially most dangerous nuclear site is buried as deep as 100 meters below a granite mountain, according to new assessments, and one nonproliferation expert warned it must be "neutralized" ...

One sunny July morning, on a lake in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, two scientists skimmed a black inflatable raft back and forth across the water. Isabella Oleksy, an ecologist at the University of ...