 August 2011   | With wild hikes within an hour, these 15 cities have some of the best outdoor access in urban America—and the only prerequisite for exploring is a pair of sneakers. Local Tips: Find out where to eat and drink afterward.
Come Explore » |   | | Whether your fancy is glacial lakes, sandy beaches, rocky coasts, or lush forests, Canada has them all. |
 | | Jessa Younker climbs the stalactites hanging from a giant limestone cliff on Poda Island, Thailand. |
 | | Steve Casimiro picks the best shoes, sleeping bags, jackets, tents, packs, and more. | | |   
 | | Submit the best photos from your latest adventures to My Shot, National Geographic's photo community. | | 
 | | Mark Cosslett discusses how to best deal with wild animals from the forests of Canada to the shores of Hawaii. |
 | | The coolest technology I've tested this summer isn't an electronic device, a bike, or something built of carbon fiber—It's a ground cloth that works better than anything I've ever used. |
 | | You can never eliminate the risk of a lightning strike, but you can reduce it by following these simple guidelines: | |  | 
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