Are you itching to go out after staying at home for quite a long time? The worldwide situation has taken a toll in your mental health because of too many restrictions especially in the earlier months to ensure our safety. Now, you can say that you have adapted to the new normal situation, while still taking precautions. Most trips may be allowed, so why not plan to have one this weekend or maybe the next or two?

You need peace of mind, and definitely some fresh air, and where can you get those? You got it, by going out into the nature. Lucky enough if your living area is surrounded by magnificent rivers, mountains, and trails. If not, you can make do with a range of natural resources in America, plan for your trip, check the area for availability, and have a go!

There’s a time to breathe for some out of the urban fresh air, that’s all you want as outdoor enthusiasts. Of course, when you go out there, make sure to make the most out of your experience. Here’s a collection of premium portable tables to choose from when going on a picnic, camping, tailgating, and doing other activities to make your outdoor experience complete and convenient.

Look forward to an incredible trip, and with that, here is a list of the most amazing outdoors in the U.S. to visit now.

Hood River, Oregon

Have you visited the Hood River in Oregon? Not only will you experience the remoteness of the place but also the impressive waters, as well as the marvelous mountains where you can hike or ride a bike on its trail.

Cherokee National Forest, Tennessee

Stay away from crowds while basking in the natural wonders and amazing wildlife in Cherokee National Forest in Tennessee. You can set up tents and go camping, have a picnic with your family or friends, go fishing in the rivers and streams, and go sightseeing.

Portal, Arizona

Get away from your crib for a moment and enjoy safer bird-watching, the landscape, lying on a premium outdoor blanket and stargazing at a dark night sky, and the many wonders of the surrounding nature of Portal, Arizona.

Big Bend National Park, Texas

Turn your focus on areas and parks where there are fewer visitors who are likely to visit. The Big Bend National Park in Texas is one of them, with its vast stunners such as canyons, wildlife, archeological sites, desert, mountain ranges and a whole lot.

100 Mile Wilderness, Appalachian Trail, Maine

If you’re up to an exciting backpacking adventure, then the 100-Mile Wilderness of Appalachian Trail in Maine is the real deal. Time to stretch, get out of the house, and have peaceful days and nights of stay and exploration surrounded by nature.

McCall, Idaho

Looking for a more peaceful picnic, camping, or mini-adventures? Then go visit McCall in Idaho for an amazing trail and nature-bound experience both of the lake and the mountains.

Minnesota Wilderness

Be amazed by the remoteness of the one million acres of nature in the Minnesota Wilderness. Feast your eyes and soul with the pristine waters, virgin landscapes, wonderful sunset over the glacial lake surrounded by tress, and all the magnificent flora and fauna waiting for you to be explored. You can also have a picnic, go camping, hiking or backpacking traversing the wilderness.

Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

The less populated and considered as one of the more remote places in America. Plan your trip to Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming and be mesmerized with a range of mountain hiking trails, wildlife, and more.

Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Wisconsin

If you’re up for a water adventure, then you can visit, rent a kayak, cruise, enjoy and have a picnic, and stroll along the splendid coastline of Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Wisconsin.

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming​

Another place to visit now, have a picnic, camp out, and connect with nature is the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Needless to say, it’s a crowd-less nature-filled beauty where you can witness the spectacular mountain ranges and wildlife such as elk, bears, and bison when you go further.  

Little River Canyon, Alabama

Last but not least on the list is the Little River Canyon in Alabama. Considered as America’s longest alpine river, these 15,000 acres of scenic wonder creates a spectacular change in hue depending on the season, a perfect place to picnic and even chill for a picnic, have fun with the waterfalls, and even climb the boulders if you have the guts to do it.

Sometimes, you just have (or need) to get away from home, but with precautions. Whether you go on a camping vacation, camp out overnight, or have a whole day of picnic, the list of the most amazing outdoors in the U.S. to visit now won’t disappoint your eyes and soul longing for a trip. As would any responsible travelers and outdoor enthusiasts, you must check if the place is already open and for any restrictions. Also, plan for your trips so it won’t be a hassle on your part in case some of the areas are still closed.