waterfalls

Go deep under Minnesota and discover the state's only known underground waterfall.

It's peak waterfall season. Let's go chasing waterfalls!

If you're looking for a prime place to cool off, there's an area in southern Illinois that includes an epic waterfall that was just declared the best swimming hole in the Land of Lincoln.

To avoid cabin fever setting in this winter, grab your cold-weather gear and go on an outdoor adventure at some of these breathtaking spots in Wisconsin!

I'm a fan of waterfalls so there's a good chance that I'm not being objective about this, but I believe that Thunder Bay Falls in Illinois is more than worth a road trip. I'll attempt to prove my point of why you might want to bucket list this water sight.

Illinois is the second-flattest state in the Union after Florida, so it's perfectly understandable if you didn't know about Illinois waterfalls.

There's something super fun for everyone in your family at the best state park in the state of Illinois. Get to crossing off all ten, this summer.

While many waterfalls are hard to get to, that's not the case with these. All of these beautiful waterfalls can be walked to.

Now, to be fair, if you're looking for mega-waterfalls, you should probably stick with Niagara Falls, or Angel Falls in Venezuela if a long road-trip doesn't bother you. However, if you're willing to sacrifice the height in favor of the picturesque, Illinois has several waterfalls that are well worth checking out, and you won't have to drive far to enjoy them.

The photo above shows a rainbow in the sky above the Isle of Mull, the second largest island of the Inner Hebrides (after Skye), off the west coast of Scotland. Looks pretty nice, doesn't it? Don't let the photo fool you. The Isle of Mull, along with the rest of Scotland, is getting slammed by 70-80 mph winds (with gusts above 90) courtesy of Storm Henry...