If you’re looking for the best weekend getaways that you can accomplish within 2 to 3 days, it can be tricky to give you a recommendation just based on the number of days you’re free to have this trip. Our country is massive. Those living on the East Coast just couldn’t take a kitschy road … Continue Reading
If you’re an expectant mama (or the partner of one), you’re probably scouting for the best babymoon destinations. A babymoon is a getaway for expectant mothers to take a well-deserved break before their new little roommate moves in with them. Many couples, or sometimes friends or other relatives head off on a trip as a … Continue Reading
This big list of only the best winter vacations with snow is perfect for anyone who wants to embrace everything winter has to offer. Have you been deprived of powdery-white snow for years and want to travel up north to experience a proper winter snow vacation? Are you looking for the best spot for snowshoeing? … Continue Reading
Check out my round-up of the best places to ski in the US, if you’re planning a ski trip for the coming winter. Instead of just focusing on the top ski resorts in the country, I went straight to the best ski towns in America (so those family members who aren’t too happy with skiing … Continue Reading
The best mountain towns bring something magical to the table. Aside from the head-turning scenery of nature’s colors blending together like real-life painting, a mountain town also has its own unique charm that people from other places fall in love with. Whether you’re a landscape photographer looking for the next project to complete, or just … Continue Reading
The days are shorter, the air has a chill in it, and the birds are flying south. You know what it means: it’s time to go in search of the best places to see fall colors. Autumn is the time when deciduous trees like maples, oaks, and aspens change the color of their leaves from … Continue Reading
Prohibition may be long over, but speakeasies in Denver are alive and thriving. Speakeasies came about in the 1920s, when the production and sale of alcohol was illegal. Entrepreneurs at the time sold and served alcohol in concealed basements with doors that only open with a secret password. And because the owners needed to cover … Continue Reading
The open road, blue skies, fresh air: a cross-country road trip may just be what you need to go somewhere new, spend some time by yourself or with your loved ones, and gain some perspective. The great American road trip became popular in the 1950s, when there was a rapid increase in the number of … Continue Reading
Nowadays, it’s famous with tourists for its local craft beer and its weed, but there are so many other things to do in Denver. Also known as the Mile High City because of its 1 mile elevation above sea level (not for any other reason), Denver was the site of the famous gold rush during … Continue Reading
When most people think about Colorado, they automatically think of vast mountain landscapes. They’re not wrong, but aside from mountains, Colorado has plenty of lakes and reservoirs. In fact, there are more than 1,500 publicly owned lakes in Colorado with a surface area of 10 acres or more. Colorado has some of the most varied … Continue Reading