We all know secrets are hard to keep, so that’s why we’re spilling some of our favorite spots to where you can enjoy one of nature’s most relaxing features—hot springs. Thermal springs (or hot springs) are known for their rich therapeutic benefits, ranging from soothing sore muscles to boosting circulation. Whether you want to see one up close, or prefer to snap a photo from afar, here’s a list of hot springs you need to experience while visiting a Forever property or adventure tour.

Labor Day signifies the official end of summer, but that doesn’t mean the fun has to end. If you’re looking to plan one last vacation before the holiday season arrives, look no further than this list of national parks that are open on Labor Day.

Looking for a last minute summer vacation destination to visit before school starts back up in the fall? At Forever Resorts, we provide lodging and outdoor activities located near some of the greatest national parks in the United States.

Big Bend National Park located in southwest Texas features the entire Chisos Mountain Range and the Chihuahuan Desert. Home to unique desert wildlife and stunning geological history, the mountain and river landscape offers miles of year-round hiking opportunities. With bare rocky ground and the largest expanse of road-free public lands in Texas, Big Bend is a desert hiker’s paradise. These are the best hiking trails for expert level hikers looking for a challenging day hike.

There's a certain rush that comes from whizzing along an unexplored trail on a mountain bike, and cyclists find themselves craving this sense of excitement and adventure while they travel. Mountain biking enthusiasts who want to combine their passion for biking with their desire to see new destinations will love the national parks.

The Grand Canyon is a tourist hotspot that attracts visitors from around the world — but only about 10 percent of those visitors ever make the journey to the North Rim. This side of the Grand Canyon boasts a higher elevation, which means you can expect cooler temperatures and a diverse, rugged terrain.

School’s out for summer! You know what that means? It’s time to make some family vacation memories. Luckily, there’s so much to do and so much to see when you unplug and get outside. If your family is up for a road trip, then these adventurous summer vacation ideas are just your style.

In July 2017, more than 835,000 people visited the Grand Canyon National Park while more than 416,000 people visited Bryce Canyon National Park during that same time period. Nearly every other national park across the country experiences record-breaking crowds during the peak summer months, and the popularity of these destinations continues to rise every year.