Results for Winter Park, CO, USA

After five years of skiing and snowboarding in Colorado, I feel the need to share what I've learned! Here you'll find some essential information and superlatives for the resorts in Colorado. There are no bad options, but this will help you ensure you find the best fit for your trip!

Dog-friendly trip through Colorado's four national parks and some stops in between :) I took this trip in mid-October while I was living in Billings, MT. If driving isn't an option, I recommend flying into Denver, renting a car and doing Rocky Mountain NP last.

This family-friendly winter adventure in Keystone, CO will have you wanting to stay forever! We utilized the ski school, explored the great slopes, ate a lot of great food, and enjoyed all of the activities offered in this fun Colorado town. Follow this itinerary for a family, couples, or friends getaway.

Welcome to the most geographically diverse country in the world, the U.S.A.! This guide is written based off of a road trip that we took in late 2020. The full itinerary is a little over three weeks (23 days, 22 nights), starting and finishing in Orlando (where we were living at the time). The best part about the itinerary? It's a loop! Allowing you to start and finish wherever. This itinerary is 100% personalizable and as many stops can be added or removed as you'd like. This route offers some amazing places, including the beaches in Florida, the deserts of the southwest, and the coastlines of California. The most optimal time to take this road trip is during the summer as you'll find the best weather everywhere. But because we're mainly down south, you can take this road trip in the winter without too much trouble in the snow. This itinerary includes 15 states, nine National Parks, 6000+ miles, and all of the costs we incurred along the way. This itinerary also includes things to see, places to eats, and our favorite things in each location. This itinerary does not include overnight accommodation, so it is necessary to find hotels/airbnbs on your own.

Welcome to my completely unorganized but oh-so-helpful map of Orlando! An absolute smorgasbord of my own travels and research, suggestions from friends and strangers, and many treasures found along the way, this is where I compile all things Orlando for my future trips and yours. Things I particularly love that you’ll find a lot of: ☕️ Coffee shops & bakeries 🌮 Local cuisine 🏛️ Museums of all kinds 🌳 Gardens & parks 🛏️ Boutique hotels 🍕 Small regional chains with good reputations All my guides in this category are $5 per 100 places included, but since I add to these constantly, you can lock down the lowest price today and gain a lifetime access!

2022 was the year of a lot of travel redemption for most of us, but it was also the year I had to turn down trips to Portugal, Spain, and Paris, as well as have a trip to New Orleans cancelled due to Covid. But thankfully that didn’t stop me from a spring road trip to Texas, a few summer days in DC, two trips to Disney World, and lots of Tennessee day trips in between. Enjoy this travel journal of 350 (!!!) places, including: 🖼️ 42 Museums, Gardens, and Attractions ☕️ 50 Coffee Shops 🍽️ 99 Restaurants, Bakeries, and Food Trucks 🛏️ 38 Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, and Airbnbs ✨ and a whole bunch more! Scroll to the bottom for my favorites of the year!

If you are looking to plan the perfect holiday trip to New York City, then this ultimate guide is for you! The holiday season is a magical time to visit and explore New York City and as someone who has called NYC home for 20+ years, I put together this guide to share some of my favorite spots and recommendations for the best things to do, see and eat to help you plan the perfect trip this Christmas and Holiday season! This guide is both a list form and an interactive map which showcases: *Holiday Markets / Shops *FREE Holiday Light Shows / Holiday Decorations *Holiday & Christmas Trees *Decorated Hotels *Holiday Decorated Stores/Windows *Ice Skating Rinks *Holiday Experiences *Decorated Bars/Restaurants *Holiday Snacks *Decorated Neighborhoods/Homes Also in this comprehensive guide, you will find all the key dates you need to know from when everything starts, tree lighting ceremonies, and more. **Please note, some displays have not yet announced their 2024 debuts, so these will be added once they are officially announced! You can also find me on Instagram & TikTok at @adventuressashley for more travel inspiration and tips!

Winter in California’s Eastern Sierras is a wonderland of snowy peaks, natural hot springs, scenic viewpoints, and cozy mountain towns perfect for adventurers and relaxation-seekers alike. This itinerary (with 100+ spots) takes you through some of the region’s best highlights, from breathtaking viewpoints like Mono Lake’s surreal formations & snowy Convict Lake, to soothing hot springs tucked in peaceful valleys. Enjoy exhilarating days on the slopes at Mammoth Mountain and Heavenly, then unwind at charming lodges and savor hearty meals in rustic eateries. Whether you're here to ski, soak, sightsee, or savor local flavors, this Eastern Sierras winter itinerary promises a memorable alpine escape. Unlock this guide for access to: ❄️ Viewpoints & Points of Interest ♨️ Hot Springs ⛷️ Ski Resorts 🛌 Accommodations 🍽 Places to eat (breakfast, lunch + dinner options) ❗️ Complimentary future updates *Please Note: Make the most of your road trip by planning accordingly for snowy weather so you can focus on having fun. Carry chains & a winter weather kit in your vehicle to remove snow, stay warm, and have plenty of extra food & water. And, of course, always plan your trip around clear weather and driving conditions.

In the record breaking '23-'24 year, I was buried under 600 inches of fresh powder living as a ski-instructor in SoCal's favorite mountain town. While I was shoveling myself out, I learned some of the secrets of Mammoth Lakes that make the town special outside of Alterra's incredible mega-resort. Experience the town like a true local with tips for: ❄︎ Cafés ❄︎ A Base Area Breakdown (which of the 3 is best for you!) ❄︎ Mammoth's Best Runs (and lesson tips) ❄︎ Hot Springs ❄︎ Hikes ❄︎ Indoor Fun ❄︎ Restaurants (with gluten free, of course!) ❄︎ Après-Ski ❄︎ Lodging ❄︎ Getting Around ❄︎ Nearby attractions

This guide is for a weekend getaway in Portland, Maine during winter time. It includes recommendations for hotels, restaurants, and locations to visit in Portland. A car is necessary for this itinerary. Bring a camera to photograph the lighthouses!

April trip to Montana - Missoula and Glacier National Park - with my momma

The Shasta-Trinity region of California is one of my favorites & really deserves to be visted more. ‌This area is great for all types of adventurers. There's a lot to do if you're really into outdoor recreation, but there's also a lot you can see by parking at viewpoints, walking short trails, or simply driving around, so it's great for all levels of activity. This is a really great area to visit during any season, but its worth keeping in mind that summer can be hot at lower elevations. That said, there's also some great swimming spots for cooling off. In the winter, the lower elevation areas can be in the 50s, and Shasta will have more snow on it, which looks really beautiful. In the Spring you get wildflowers, and in the Fall you get Fall colors. This guide includes everything you need for a 4-7 day trip to this region. If you don't have that much time, you can choose what you'd like to do & come back again to do the rest! It includes details for camping, hotel accommodation, view points, hikes, food & drink, and all the reasons I love this area.

Central Oregon is a stunning place to visit. It's off the beaten path from the bustling urban atmosphere of Portland (~3.5 hours away) and it's the perfect destination if you're into brews and views. Oregon's landscape is truly unmatched and it holds a special place in my heart after living in the state for 5 years. Unlike the moderate climate of the west coast, central Oregon is well known for its winter and spectacular skiing. But, I recommend visiting Bend in the warmer months from May - September to experience the sunny mountain town vibes, enjoying the endless patio dining options, hitting the trail, floating the river, or biking through the high desert scenery. In this guide I've outlined some fun activities, recommendations for lodging, as well as the top spots for breakfast, great bites, and top notch breweries.

From stays to rides, activities to food, this guide has everything you need to crush your Disney World Vacation. We've done 500+ hours of research on how to do Disney World, no matter the type of crew: families with small children, thrill seekers, couples that want a sliver of childhood nostalgia, foodies, late sleepers, early risers, etc. We've tested these theories/suggestions out first-hand and have come up with the best stays, rides, restaurants, and additional activities that will help you have the best time in Orlando, in and out of the Disney parks. We also left plenty of secret tips and tricks to make the most of your time in the Most Magical Place on Earth (efficiency is key, and you'll find tons of ideas below to save you loads of time and money)! PSA: This guide is meant to be viewed in List View (as opposed to Map Vew) and I provided a Table of Contents to allow for easy browsing to areas of interest (I.e. depending on if you’re looking for stays, rides, shows, food, activities, etc.).

This guide is written with the intention of making the most of all this City has to offer - nature, views, city life, restaurants and bars, sports, music - with minimal planning. To make is easier to read I have split the guide into sections of things to do regardless of the season and then activities for each season. You can pick and choose events on how active you want this trip to be and how far you want to venture out of the city. (Find some transportation tips at the end of the guide :))