The best golfing experiences in New England
In my estimation, golf is only “a good walk spoiled” if you concentrate too much on the game itself and not your surroundings. I’m sure…
Summertime
Paddle to a new perspective this summer
Seeking a perfect detour from the crowds and the chaos in this most challenging of summers? Water is the remedy. You don’t need to travel…Read More
Hit the tracks for some of the best views in New England
The Mount Washington Cog Railway, the first mountain-climbing cog railway in the world and the only cog railway still in operation in the United States,…
Connecticut has a surprise around every bend
Full of urban dash and natural appeal, Connecticut is an antidote for a winter and spring spent indoors. Summer is where the Nutmeg State shines,…
The best spots for mountain biking in New England
The COVID-19 pandemic likely will impact our lives, and our sense of carefree fun, for years. But if there’s a silver lining, the pandemic also…
Rhode Island is a summer haven
I grew up in Massachusetts, but I suppose you could say I spent the bulk of my summers in Rhode Island. From where I lived…
Discover 10 family-friendly hikes in New England
As hotter days descend upon the Northeast, many begin to seek refuge in more desirable conditions. For some, this may mean packing up the kids…
Whether you prefer Boston or seaside retreats, Massachusetts delivers
When I first moved to Boston’s North Shore in Massachusetts as a cub reporter in the early 1980s, I had a lot to learn. Coming…
Coastal adventures are just part of the story in Maine
When you adopt the nickname “Vacationland,” you better be ready to back up the boast. Maine does, with a flourish. Coincidentally, the “Vacationland” moniker was…
Let nature steal the show in Vermont
We all deserve greener pastures after our lives have been completely turned upside down by a global pandemic, by ongoing tensions of social and political…
New Hampshire has no shortage of pandemic-friendly outdoor destinations
Travel this season is going to look much different than it would during a typical summer. The streets of popular tourist destinations are filled (I…
You CAN get there from here this summer, it might just take a little bit of work
After months spent detached from various components of normal life, we’re beginning to see a rebound from the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on…
Despite the current sorrow and lamenting of lost opportunities, our bliss will return
This is the summer of our discontent, and of our pent-up demand. With the coronavirus still raging across the country, dipping into mountain towns where…
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