Parks in Andover, Maine

The 8,200-acre Green River Lake is the focus of recreation at this state park. Anglers take to lake and streams in pursuit of muskie, bass, catfish and crappie. Hikers and mountain bikers share 35 miles of easy-to-moderate trails ... More on LLBean.com

Kentucky's first state park is a mountaintop resort on 1,519 rugged acres overlooking the valleys of the Kentucky Ridge State Forest. A highlight of the park's calendar is a festival, held the last weekend of every May at a forest ... More on LLBean.com

Located in the northeastern tip of Minnesota, the Superior National Forest stretches 150 miles along the U.S.-Canadian border, encompassing 3.85 million acres. This hilly deep pine forest is home to moose, wolves, black bears, loons ... More on LLBean.com

Cibola National Forest is composed of several parcels of forest land scattered across central and western New Mexico. Elevations range from about 5,660 feet in the lowland desert to the highest point, Mount Taylor, at 11,301 feet. ... More on LLBean.com

Man-made Lake Cumberland, covering 50,000 acres, is said to offer some of the best fishing and boating in the East. This resort park, located on the north side of the lake, serves water recreationists with a 250-slip marina and boat ... More on LLBean.com

The Ocala has the distinction as the oldest national forest east of the Mississippi River and as the most southernmost in the nation. This 383,00-acre forest offers a wealth of water-oriented recreation opportunities. Four springs ... More on LLBean.com

The Washita National Wildlife Refuge provides habitat for migrating waterfowl. Endangered species on the refuge include the bald eagle, whooping crane and interior least tern. The habitat covers more than 8,000 acres of reservoir ... More on LLBean.com

The Ice Age National Scientific Reserve, the only one of its kind in the nation, was established to preserve glacial landforms. The reserve consists of nine individual units stretching across Wisconsin, which are managed by the Wisconsin ... More on LLBean.com

Merced, in California's northern San Joaquin Valley, is critically important to wintering waterfowl and attracts large concentrations of ducks, geese and lesser sandhill cranes. The refuge protects about 10,262 acres of marsh, native ... More on LLBean.com

Smallest of the Rocky Mountain region's grasslands, the 94,400-acre Oglala National Grassland, named for the Oglala Lakota Sioux, is in the northwest panhandle of Nebraska. There is a diverse abundance of wildlife, including pronghorn, ... More on LLBean.com