Winter Play Watch Nature or Athletes in Action by Annie Fast Photo Courtesy: @Bigbravenomad You don’t need to be a seasoned skier or an adventurous alpinist to make the most of winter’s magic. The colder months offer countless ways to escape the winter blues and embrace the season—whether you’re drawn to serene, snow-covered landscapes…
Palm Springs Past, Present and Future Mix and Mingle in the Flowing Desert by Derrik J. Lang Photo Courtesy: La Serena Villas, A Kirkwood Collection Hotel If you were asked to close your eyes and dream of a desert landscape, the first images you’d conjure with your imagination would likely not be beautiful waterfalls…
Wellness Travel Journeys to Nourish Body and Soul by Suzanne Johnson Photo Courtesy: Juniper Preserve In the contemporary world of digital screens and jam-packed calendars, planning a getaway from the daily grind can become just another stressful task. What if we took the advice of author and traveler Miriam Beard who wrote, “Travel is…
Medford Magic Stay and Play At the Epicenter for Agriculture and Much More by Shanti L. Nelson Photo Courtesy: Jared Hail Cradled between the Siskiyou Mountains and the Cascade Range, the historic city of Medford is the perfect base camp for exploring this captivating corner of Southern Oregon. With a temperate climate and diverse…
Historic theaters are restored as community centers Stay and Play At the Epicenter for Agriculture and Much More by Cheryl Parton Photo Courtesy: Oregon Museum of Science and Industry The Golden Era of film may have begun in Hollywood with the advent of talkies, but the popularity of films and the power of its…
Québec City Celebrates Winter by Bruce Sach Photo Courtesy: istock.com/Albertpego Open-topped buses start to thin out. Giant cruise ships cast off for the last time. Québec City, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest fortified city in North America, appears to be settling in for a long Canadian winter. Visitors to Québec City, the former capital of…
Highlights in Tacoma Bright Spots Along the Waterfront by Jennifer Burns Bright Photo Courtesy: Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber of Commerce Seattle’s neighbor, the city of Tacoma, is surrounded by the south end of Puget Sound on a hilly peninsula. With a long industrial history reflecting good times and bad, it shines now as a maritime…
Nights at the Museum Find Fewer Crowds and Art after Dark Photo Courtesy: Oregon Museum of Science and Industry Just because it’s after hours doesn’t mean there aren’t opportunities to experience expanded options at museums and cultural centers across Oregon and Idaho. Discover art, science and history at offerings designed to engage visitors when…
Mt Hood Four Ways to Welcome Winter by Kara Tatone Photo Courtesy: Zachariah Schnepf The fourth highest mountain in the Cascade Range, the tallest peak in Oregon, the most prominent and volcanic, what the Multnomah Tribe calls Wy’east—this is Mount Hood. Winter here provides a welcome mat for lodging, dining, skiing, sledding and exploring under…
Roundtrip Vancouver9 Days
