6 U.S. Destinations for Summer Hikes

Take a hike this summer during a visit to one of these U.S. destinations offering prime hiking trails and terrain.

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Adirondacks, New York

Spanning 6 million acres, the Adirondacks region offers thousands of trails through diverse terrain for hikers of all skill levels to explore. Stay at the secluded, all-inclusive resort, The Point, which offers guided and self-guided hiking trails on site.

Big Sky, Montana

For a diverse hiking landscape, head to Big Sky. Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, Big Sky offers challenging alpine hikes and serene forest trails. Stay at Montage Big Sky, the region’s first 5-star property.

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Catskills, New York

This classic, family-friendly vacation destination features dense woods and high peaks for hikers. Book a stay at The Chatwal Lodge for a luxury, all-inclusive respite from your hiking plans.

Park City, Utah

Well-known for its skiing opportunities, Park City is also an excellent hiking destination in the warmer months. The city boasts more than 400 miles of hiking trails, with options for all skill levels, as well as dog-friendly paths. Stay at Montage Deer Valley during your visit, with hiking trails directly on the property.

False Cape State Park © Virginia Beach Convention Visitors Bureau

Portland, Oregon

Portland offers an array of hikes showcasing its natural beauty. Forest Park, a 5,200-acre urban forest, boasts more than 80 miles of trails. Guests of The Nines may take advantage of a collection of seasonal outdoor excursions curated by the property’s concierge team.

Virginia Beach, Virginia

A hidden gem hiking spot, Virginia Beach is home to several state parks, a wildlife refuge and forest trails. Get some much-needed R&R at Delta Hotels by Marriott Virginia Beach. The property is in close proximity to hiking trails and features a private beach.