Hike Eleanor’s Walk at Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site in Hyde Park and explore Val-Kill, the First Lady’s beloved home and peaceful retreat. Continue reading
Author Archives: Jennifer Broome
Southern Charm Meets the Powerful Story of Reconstruction Era National Historical Park in Beaufort, South Carolina
Discover Beaufort, South Carolina, where Southern charm meets the powerful history of Reconstruction Era National Historical Park, plus local restaurants, historic sites, and Lowcountry character. Continue reading
Step Inside the Gilded Age at Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site
Step inside Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site in Hyde Park, New York, for a guided tour through one of America’s best-preserved Gilded Age mansions. Continue reading
Inside FDR’s Hyde Park Home: Visiting the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site
Step inside Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Hyde Park home at Springwood, tour the historic rooms, visit the nation’s first presidential library, and explore the beautiful Hudson Valley estate. Continue reading
6 National Park Service Sites in One Day: A Hudson Valley Road Trip
Visit six National Park Service and affiliated sites in one day on a history-packed New York road trip from Albany through the Hudson Valley and back north to Saratoga Springs. Continue reading
North Table Mountain: One of My Favorite Quick Hikes Near Denver
Looking for a quick hike near Denver? North Table Mountain Park’s 3.2-mile Tilting Mesa to Mesa Top Loop delivers over 500 feet of climbing, wildlife, and great views in under two hours. Continue reading
Sequoia Village: A Cozy Basecamp in Three Rivers for Exploring Sequoia National Park
Looking for where to stay near Sequoia National Park? Sequoia Village in Three Rivers offers cozy accommodations, thoughtful amenities, and a prime location just minutes from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Continue reading
Cotopaxi Allpita Mini Bag: The Small Hiking and Travel Essential I Can’t Stop Using
Discover why the Cotopaxi Allpita Mini Bag became my go-to hiking and travel essential for keeping my ID, keys, and everyday essentials organized. Continue reading

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