Hilton Head Island by Bike

Hilton Head Island’s 12 miles of hard-packed beach are remarkably bike-able, particularly at low tide, and are conveniently accessible from several locations. Rule number one—just as with biking anywhere else—is follow the flow of traffic. Cars have the right away in plantations. Ride on the bike paths as often as you can; they’re safe, well-marked…

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Robert Frost Interpretive Trail

One of Vermont’s Finest Treasures Located in the Green Mountain National Forest is one of our favorite Central Vermont Tour stops – the Robert Frost Interpretive Trail.   “There is nothing commercialized or exploitative about the use of Frost’s name here. In fact, the trail and picnic area are easily missed if you’re traveling in…

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Getting Wild in the Adirondacks

We are ready to get Wild in the Adirondacks! One of our new stops  this year on our New York’s Adirondack Adventure is a visit to the award-winning Wild Center, also known as the Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks. USA Today  terms it a “must see,” while the New York Times calls it “stunning”   The Wild…

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Visiting Whiteface Mountain

In the summertime, you’ll find great activities and adventures for the whole family at Whiteface Mountain, from the Adventure Zone and Downhill Mountain Biking to scenic Cloudsplitter Gondola Rides and 4×4 Alpine Expeditions. In the fall, take a drive up the Veterans’ Memorial Highway for breathtaking views of Adirondack fall foliage.   Our travel dates…

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Cycling Central Vermont

  Cycling Central Vermont is magical! Vermont is famous for its mountains, but there are plenty of flat areas for easy pedaling. In the north of the state, the Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail is a 26-mile (42km) run. Start in St. Albans, enjoy lovely scenery on the way and finish in Richford, with its views of Jay…

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