Chicago is completely underrated. It’s clean, cheap, has a great food scene, is easy to get around, has lots going on and an Americana charm. The weather was cold but the people were warm.
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Rather than cover touristy spots like The Freedom Trail, Fenway Park, and Sam Adams Brewery, here are some of my favorite little gems—the unsung spots that are doing a lot with a little.
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Twice I’ve explored Yosemite—once in the winter and once in the summer. It’s the most beautiful and inspiring place I’ve ever been no matter what time of year. This 4-day guide is perfect for experiencing Yosemite for the first time or for those who don’t have a lot of hiking gear.
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Beautiful beaches, tasty tacos, crystal clear cenotes, Mayan ruins, and a natural lazy river. Tulum, Mexico has something for the adventurer, beach goer, historian, and foodie. Read on to discover the hidden gems we loved in Tulum!
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Seven years ago we moved into a studio and didn’t have room for a Christmas tree, so we started a new tradition to pack a thermos and hit the streets in search of decorations. This year I proudly present: New York City Christmas lights, a photo tour!
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You don’t have to go far from the heart of New York City—just a 45 minute drive—to experience Stone Barns, a four-season farm and educational center.
I recently traded my sunsets for sunrises and went on a cross-country road trip from San Francisco to New York City with stops at Yellowstone, Devils Tower, and Badlands.
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