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Cute and Quirky Coffee Shop in Beulah, Colorado
Beulah is a tiny town about 20 minutes west of Pueblo, Colorado. It’s in a picturesque valley of beautiful ranches surrounded by mountains. It’s a place you go to get away, yet close enough to a city. Food options are slim in Beulah, but if you driving scenic Highway 78 or staying in the area, … Continue reading
How to Spend a Day in Épernay, France
This is how to spend an afternoon in Épernay if you only have one day in the heart of France’s champagne region. Continue reading
Hiking to a Mining Ghost Town in Mayflower Gulch is 1 of Colorado’s Best Hikes for Families
What to expect if hiking Mayflower Gulch Trail to Boston Mine Camp Ghost Town. It’s a great wildflower hike and family friendly hike. Continue reading
The Least Busy Trail on Guanella Pass: When a Trail Mishap Turned Into a Fun Discovery Hike
My friend Mindy said, “It wasn’t the trail we meant to take, but it was a hike meant for us.” We were supposed to hike Shelf Lake, but instead found the least busy trail on Guanella Pass. In 7 miles we only saw 5 people – a group of 3 and a couple. Admittedly, both … Continue reading
Best Places to Beat the Heat This Summer
Beat the heat of this sweltering summer with cool water fun in these destinations Continue reading
Where to Sleep and Eat in Orr, an Undiscovered Northern Minnesota Lake Town
This is the Minnesota lake town you likely don’t know about. Orr was founded in 1905 with a thriving timber industry. Nestled along the shoreline of Pelican Lake, the lumberjack town has a rustic charm. In the late 1800s, entrepreneur and lumberman William Orr built a hotel, general store, and other permanent structures of the … Continue reading
Where to Stay, Sip, Eat, See Falls, and Catch a Sunset in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Just 1.5 hours from Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, Eau Claire sits at the confluence of the Chippewa and Eau Claire Rivers. The affordable destination has a thriving downtown filled with public art installations, cool breweries and bars, and intriguing historic buildings being revived with locally owned businesses. It’s a very walkable downtown with spectacular river … Continue reading
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