

Exploring One of the Midwest's Vast Underrated Wilderness Areas by Dogsled
Tucked up against the Canadian border, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness comprises over a million acres and thousands of lakes and streams

These are The Best Cabins to Rent and Stay In Around Iowa
From modern tiny houses to historic homes, and log cabins, these short term rentals are our top picks for a Hawkeye State getaway

From Forests to Lakes, Enjoy The Illinois Wilderness at These 10 Cabin Rentals
Escape from Chicago, Milwaukee, or small town life and explore the Land of Lincoln with these unique cabin rentals across the state

The 8 Best Cabins to Rent in Indiana for a Midwest Vacay
Traditional log cabins, modernist escapes , charming lakefront retreats make the Hoosier State a great vacation destination for outdoors lovers

Wisconsin's Best Glamping Sites for a Luxe Midwestern Nature Escape
Airstreams, yurts, and even a treehouse offer accommodating respites in the American Midwest

Camp Among Beautiful Beaches & Turquoise Water on Michigan's North Manitou Island
Film photography, a trip report, and Dos & Don'ts for enjoying one of the Midwest's best-kept outdoor secrets within Sleeping Bear Dunes

Nordlys Brings PNW & Scandinavian Style to Northern Wisconsin Farmlands
Set on 140 sprawling acres of farmland, this newly opened rental cabin boasts uniquely designed architecture and endless views

Canoe Camping in Minnesota's Iconic Boundary Waters Canoe Area
A multi-day canoe trip to document the celebrated natural area's rare beauty in an effort to help protect it

Photo Essay: 1000 Miles From Chicago, and Back Again
An ill-fated, off-season attempt at circumnavigating Lake Michigan on motorcycles

Canoe-Assisted Bike Camping in Northern Minnesota
One old man's coming of age tale told by fat bike and canoe in a treasured Midwest region

Cheating Death on the Lake Michigan Circle Tour: 1,000 Miles in 4 Days
An hastily conceived and ill-advised motorcycle trip pits two old friends against frigid fall weather to see just what the Midwest is really made of