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Reasons Why You Need to Visit Beautiful Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
Are you looking for a destination to get away that offers outdoor adventure, but also a small city atmosphere? Coeur d’Alene, Idaho is a great destination to add to your travel bucket list! You’ll find boating, hiking, restaurants, quaint cafes and shops, along with gorgeous scenery. Picture lakes surrounded by rolling hills, and lots of pine trees. Read more below for some of my top reasons to visit Coeud d’Alene. How to get to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Now to the first question everyone has – how do you get to Coeur d’Alene? The shortest answer is driving. This means whether you arrive by plane or not, you’ll need a car. …
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Interesting Things To Do in Spokane Washington When You Visit
Exploring things to do in Spokane, Washington was surprisingly fun! The city is big enough to keep you busy but doesn’t overwhelm you with choice. Spokane, Washington was easy to get around, historic, and even scenic! You’ll want to read more below to learn about what Spokane has to offer. How to Get There and Where to Stay Spokane is located in western Washington, very close to the border of Idaho. Most visitors will either be driving or flying into this destination. Flying – Spokane International Airport is just a few minutes outside of the downtown area. This small airport was easy to navigate, but since it’s small it may…
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How To Plan the Best Day in Wimberley Texas
Are you looking for a day trip from Austin, Texas? Want to visit all the small towns in Texas? This post will give you all the details you need for visiting Wimberley, Texas. Wimberley is a charming small town about 35 miles South of Austin, in the Texas Hill Country. Read on for my tips on when to visit, things to do, where to eat, and even where to swim in Wimberley, Texas! When to Visit Wimberley When to visit is definitely determined by the weather in Wimberley and the activity you’d like to enjoy! Spring and Fall are ideal for shopping, eating on a patio, hiking, and walking around…
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Top Napa Valley Tips to Plan Your Trip on Any Budget
The famed Napa Valley. We’ve all heard of it – the best wines in America are supposedly made here. So with all that hype and notoriety, how do you plan a trip at any budget? Follow the tips in each section below and you’ll be planning your trip to Napa Valley in no time. Flights to Napa Valley Napa Valley’s location gives you a few different options for flights, which is helpful on your wallet. The most convenient locations are Oakland and Sacramento. San Francisco is another option but is a bit further away. Below are the approximate driving distances from each airport to Napa Valley. Oakland to Napa Valley:…
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Your Ultimate Travel Guide to Chautauqua Lake, New York [Updated 2023]
Chautauqua Lake is a hidden gem just south of Lake Erie in Western New York. The name comes from the Native American Erie tribe, and it’s believed to mean “Bag tied in the middle.” Around 17 miles long, and just a few miles across with rolling hills, it’s a beautiful place to get away from it all. My family has been visiting this lake for 4 generations now and it feels like a second home to me. You’ll find water activities, quaint cottages, shopping, restaurants, and more around this lake. How do you say it?! If you are not familiar with this area, you might be wondering – “How the…
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Popular Wineries in Dripping Springs You’ll Want to Visit
The Texas Hill Country is best known for the many wineries stretching for miles along Highway 290 in Fredericksburg, but did you know there are amazing wineries in the town of Dripping Springs? Closer to Austin for easier access, this is a great location to consider for your hill country wine experience. Dripping Springs wineries offer more of a laid back, “hang out for a while” vibe which I really love. If you are planning a trip to Dripping and love wine, or are traveling with someone who does, read on for the rundown on five of my favorite locations. Make sure you stick around for my winery pro tips…
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How to Enjoy Santa Fe, New Mexico in Only 24 hours
Let’s start by saying you really can’t earn a true appreciation for any city in 24 hours. Santa Fe, New Mexico is no exception. That said, there are times when we only have a limited amount of time to visit a new locale and given the choice of not going at all or spending just one day, I’d chose one day. Our path intersected with Santa Fe on a road trip back from Red River, New Mexico. That location is a hidden gem, read more about it in my other post: Red River, the Best Kept Secret in New Mexico! Sante Fe is easy to traverse and packed full of…
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Red River, the Best Kept Secret of New Mexico!
I had never heard of Red River, New Mexico until I started digging around and doing some research. My go-to research spaces of Pinterest and YouTube didn’t even offer much on this little gem of a city. We read more about what they call the Enchanted Circle with cool New Mexico weather, scenic mountains, and rivers from what we could piece together. With Texas nearing 100 degrees in August, this seemed like a drivable escape from the heat. Once we traversed hundreds of miles and arrived in the quaint and beautiful town we wondered why travelers outside New Mexico have passed this spot up in favor of Colorado! Read on…
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7 Easy Things To Do | NYC Lower East Side Travel Guide
I have a confession to make. Even as a frequent traveler, New York City overwhelms me. This was my second time in the city and I finally felt like I was starting to get comfortable, partly because we decided to focus on one area, the Lower East Side, instead of trying to hit all the highlights. The Lower East Side and Lower Manhattan are a great place to focus on and we had plenty to see, do, and eat in our 48 hours there. Here are my top 7 easy things to do for a relaxed and fun experience. 1. Drink Amazing Coffee & Eat Bagels With so many choices…
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How to Plan a Trip to Temecula Wine Country
Temecula Wine Country surprised me. I’m not sure what I was expecting, maybe something more desert-y? We scheduled two days there on a side trip from visiting the in-laws in Fallbrook, and it was not nearly enough time. About an hour from San Diego, Temecula would be a great trip to combine with the city. If you like wine, but want to avoid the high prices that Napa demands, Temecula Wine Country should be on your list. This Temecula travel guide will give you the top details you need to plan your perfect wine tasting trip. How to Get There By Plane – If you are traveling from out of state,…
