So, how do we decide which ski resort is the best? Well, that's a very difficult question to answer, because they are all so amazing. We reached out to our community of travel experts to learn about their recommended destinations, favorite ski spots, and all of the associated travel advice for the resorts. We asked, and they answered!
We reached out to our community of travel experts to find out what their suggestions were for the best places to ski and snowboard in the eastern U.S. The responses were overwhelming! Apparently, some of the most traveled travelers in the travel business love to ski! Here are their suggestions (in no particular order) - not just for the ski resorts, but also for the fun activities that you can experience in these places, too.
Boone is a terrific town in the mountains of Western North Carolina with a great small-town vibe and plenty of fun outdoor activities. From Grandfather Mountain to the ski resorts at Sugar Mountain and Beech Mountain to the family-friendly Tweetsie Railroad, the region offers something for everyone. Hiking trails, bike riding, fishing, kayaking and rafting, skiing, and camping are just a few of the many reasons to visit Boone.
As a family destination, Asheville has plenty of places to stay in the form of vacation rentals that are large enough for everyone in your group. Instead of staying in a hotel, why not rent an entire house, a cabin, or even an apartment for your family? For around the same price as a hotel, you get much more space, a full kitchen, parking, and sometimes even amazing scenic views.
The Florida Keys makes a romantic and beautiful destination for couples who want to get away for awhile. The area offers no shortage of outdoor activities, romantic restaurants, and fun filled adventures that you can enjoy together. Each key has its own personality and character. There is also a diverse range of places to stay, from charming hotels to luxurious villas and posh apartments.
As far as mountain escapes go, the Blue Ridge Mountains are hard to beat. Foothills rolling green and blanketed in vineyards, scenic overlooks boasting views of majestic ridges and morning mist, and country roads golden with speckled sunlight - there's a painting of Shenandoah, Virginia.
Are you thinking of traveling to America? You definitely should! With some of the most beautiful sites in the world and incredible experiences, there is so much to see, do, and explore. If you’ve looked around at booking already, you may be thrown off by the expenses, especially if you’ve already got a quote. However, it is possible to explore this great country on a budget. So, if you’re interested, keep on reading! We’re going to be discussing the ultimate budget guide to your American Vacation.
With a variety of neighborhoods, it can sometimes be a challenge to figure out which part of Charleston is the best place to stay if you're traveling with kids or your entire family. A number of fantastic AirBnB's can be found in this city at a variety of different prices, levels of luxury, sizes, and locations. By staying downtown you're within walking distance to everything, but the prices are also higher. Of course, you can also stay near the beach. Or, somewhere in between might be the best option if you're on a budget.
While Disney can get expensive, Orlando has plenty of other activities so that you can save money and still have fun!
All of Boston's 'secret' parks and natural spots are certainly not a secret, nor are they necessarily hidden. It’s just that in a city with countless famous attractions, they are overlooked. The first question that comes to mind: should you take time from your Boston trip to visit these parks, gardens, and nature spots? If you are a nature lover and also visiting Boston for the first time, you don’t want to miss the natural beauty.