LibGuides: Government Travel & Tourism Resources: U.S. Domestic Travel

Access to government information is invaluable when traveling domestically, offering a wealth of resources essential for a smooth and informed journey. Firstly, government websites provide up-to-date information on travel advisories, ensuring travelers know of any potential risks or disruptions along their route. Additionally, these platforms offer detailed insights into transportation options, including routes, schedules, and any necessary permits or regulations, facilitating efficient travel planning. Moreover, government data on weather forecasts, road conditions, and emergency services empower travelers to make well-informed decisions, enhancing safety and convenience. Utilizing government information also enables travelers to explore cultural landmarks, historical sites, and natural wonders with greater depth, thanks to comprehensive guides and maps provided by government agencies. Ultimately, leveraging government information while traveling domestically enhances the overall experience by fostering confidence, preparedness, and a deeper appreciation for the destinations visited.

Each state has its official tourism website. View the State by State Travel website (not a government website) and choose the states you plan to visit. Many adventure ideas and trip-planning aids will be offered to you.

Recreation.gov is a one-stop-shop for trip planning, information sharing, and reservations produced by 12 federal Participating Partners.

America’s Byways® Collection of 150 distinct and diverse roads designated by the U.S. Secretary of Transportation.
Forest Services - Visit Us Forest Services is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Visit National Parks National Park Services is under the Department of Interior.
Visit National Conversational Lands National Conservation Lands is handled by the Bureau of Land Management, through the U.S. Department of the Interior.
Visit Fish and Wildlife Refuges The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is under the U. S. Department of the Interior.

VisitFlorida.com is Florida's official tourism agency. It provides various adventure ideas and planning tips like the Florida events calendar and Florida road trip information.

There are 174 award-winning Florida state parks, trails, and historic sites.

Find a Park View Statewide Map
Florida State Parks - Plan your visit Most of Florida's state parks are open from 8 a.m. to sunset every day of the year. Museums, visitor centers, and historic sites may be closed twice a week, and hours may vary. Check the park's webpage for specific information.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Provides information about activities like fishing, hunting, birding or wildlife trail.
Florida Springs Learn about the wealth of recreational opportunities at springs.