Grayson Highlands State Park, Virginia — Grayson Highlands State Park spans nearly 5,000 acres. Grayson Highlands State Park — Grayson Highlands offers a variety of trails for hikers, horseback riders, mountain bikers and cross-country skiers. Courtesy Virginia State Parks White Clay Creek, Delaware and Pennsylvania — Designated a national wild and scenic river, White Clay Creek includes the Delaware rivershed. Courtesy Tony Caligiuri White Clay Creek, Delaware and Pennsylvania — With old railbeds and an old growth forest, the White Clay Creek has a nearly 10-mile long gravel walk. Courtesy Tony Caligiuri Walker Ranch Loop, Colorado — Hikers on the Walkers Ranch Loop hike in Colorado can see the plains and city of Boulder in the distance. Couresy Anthony Caligiuri Salt Point State Park, California — North of San Francisco, Salt Point State Park runs along the cliffs of the Pacific Ocean. Courtesy Tony Caligiuri Salt Point State Park, California — Hiking can be done as a five-mile loop, and the trail offers a wide-angle view of the ocean. Courtesy Tony Caligiuri Salt Point State Park, California — "You can walk almost five miles through the meadows along these trails," says hiking expert Tony Caligiuri. Point Reyes National Seashore, California — The Point Reyes hike, which is 11 miles long and level, provides "instant gratification," Caligiuri says. Courtesy Tony Caligiuri Point Reyes National Seashore, California — "You have the bay on the right, the ocean on the left and a view to the rocky point section of the park," Caligiuri says. Point Reyes National Seashore, California — Point Reyes also has the remains of an old dairy ranch — and more. "There's a managed herd of elk within view," Caligiuri says. Courtesy Tony Caligiuri Brooklyn Bridge, New York City — Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City is its own great hike, with its own great (city) views. Photo Illustration/Thinkstock Prev Next
