The Most Luxurious Winter Travels

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Annabella Pardo

When it comes to winter getaways, the US is home to some of the most snowy, picturesque, magical and luxe resorts and destinations in the world. Pack up your suitcase with your softest cashmeres and set off in search of fresh powder and cozy cabin resorts. At Off The MRKT we listed the most chic destinations and activities to fulfill your wintertime wanderlust.

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This winter, enjoy ski season with a visit to Tälta Lodge, Bluebird by Lark's third and newest property, located in idyllic Stowe, Vermont. Nestled at the foot of Mount Mansfield - Vermont’s highest peak - Tälta Lodge offers unrivaled panoramic views and is perfectly situated for easy access to skiing, eating, drinking or exploring the town.

The historic village of Stowe has served as a top ski destination and an epicenter of adventure for thrill seekers, mindful environmentalists, fun seeking-families, couples looking for a cozy getaway, and more for over two centuries. Whether nibbling on s’mores by the fire pits, warming up after a day of skiing in Tälta’s hot tub, or grabbing a beer at close-by Long Tail Brewing, mountain-living in the four-season town of Stowe does not get better than this.

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For those seeking an idyllic winter wonderland escape Eastwind Hotel & Bar is the ultimate destination. Located just 5 minutes from Windham Mountain, visitors can spend their day hitting the slopes and head back to Eastwind to relax in one of their all season, insulated, glamping cabins or suites.

Refresh in one of the two onsite wood-framed saunas or enjoy a sweet s’mores break by one of the outdoor firepits. With no TVs in sight, tuck your phone away and start working on one of Eastwind’s Piecework Puzzles, located in the puzzle closet inside the Lounge- the ideal activity to do while sipping mulled wine in front of the Malm fireplace. When you’re ready to venture back outside, this season Eastwind has an on-property ice skating rink making it the perfect winter and New Year’s escape.

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AvantStay , one of the fastest-growing short-term rental companies has uniquely designed homes by their in-house design team, along with top of the amenities, concierge services and more.

  • Park City, UT – AvantStay has over 70 homes and cabins located in the city that is best-known for skiing and snowboarding. From intimate 2-bedroom cabins, to 8-bedroom mansions, AvantStay’s Park City homes are located within minutes to the best slopes and lodges in the country. Fairway, one of AvantStay’s 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom luxury retreat homes is located just steps to the Frostwood Gondola at Park City’s Canyons Resort. The home has unparalleled views of the surrounding valley and features multiple fireplaces, a jet hot tub, and the perfect kitchen for cooking and entertaining with stainless Wolf and sub-zero appliances. Treehouse, another of AvantStay’s homes has 4 bedrooms, 3-bathrooms and features stunning stonework, beamed ceilings, a hot tub and grill, cozy sun room and fireplace, foosball table and even a fully functioning treehouse.

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A short drive from most Northeast hubs, the storybook village of Aurora provides travelers with immediate ease and ultimate seclusion at the Inns of Aurora, a luxury lakeside boutique resort featuring five pristinely resorted historic homes with only 54 total guest rooms. Travelers can book an inn for private rental and enjoy unlimited access to resident innkeepers, in-room fireplaces, and a cozy parlor with a majestic fireplace to gather around and reconnect, play board games, or read a good book.

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Vacasa, the nation’s leading vacation rental platform has a plethora of stunning cabins with ski-on-ski-off / close-to-slope access homes available to book across the nation:

  • Chateau Breck - Breckenridge, CO - Indulge in some Breckenridge luxury and relax in style directly across from the Nordic Center. The property boasts vaulted ceilings, gigantic windows, a large outside deck and patio, private hot tub and a fire pit.

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The Aspen Street Lodge is Aspen’s luxury lodging option for large groups. Designed to combine the best of a home-away-from-home and a luxury hotel, Aspen Street Lodge has nine impeccably appointed lodge rooms and a two-bedroom luxury penthouse apartment, and can accommodate up to 26 guests comfortably. The spacious rooftop deck, complete with a heated pool and hot tub, as well as a full outdoor kitchen with pizza oven, delights guests with panoramic mountain views.

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Located in Beach Lake, PA, steps from the Delaware River and just a short walk to vibrant downtown Narrowsburg. Hotel Darby, the latest property by Foster Supply Hospitality has been completely reimagined with 27 guest rooms, a custom built bar & freestanding Malm fireplace, expansive grounds, hammock grove, fire pits & private trail system. Hotel Darby features mid-century modern inspired design as a nod to the building’s early 1960’s roots.

The hotel features a grab & go style dining experience alongside bottled and canned cocktails - perfect for grabbing ahead of a tubing trip down the Delaware, a hike on the grounds, or lounging in the hammock grove.

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HomeToGo, the world’s largest vacation rental marketplace, revealed the results of its annual Ski Season Report for 2022, ranking the top 50 ski destinations in the U.S. based on traveler interest and affordability. The study shows the changing demands for ski enthusiasts this year and the expected spend in regards to lift tickets and nightly accommodation prices throughout the U.S.’s most popular ski destinations. This year’s top destinations range from the ultra-luxurious to the budget friendly, highlighting the top affordable destinations based on a less than $200 per day budget.

“With heavy snowfall across the country and many travelers looking to stay domestic, the 2022 ski season is shaping up to be extremely lively this year. U.S. ski weekends have proven to be the ultimate outdoor winter adventure for eager travelers, with skiers booking with ease of access and affordability in mind,” said Caroline Burns, Head of PR and Travel Expert, HomeToGo. “Cabins closer to the slopes with convenient access to lifts and amenities reign as the accommodation of choice for ski enthusiasts.”

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57Hours is the platform that connects people with certified guides for outdoor adventures. They offer guided backcountry ski trips, climbing, hiking, and other outdoor adventures all over the world.

Whether you're traveling strictly to ski in the backcountry, or are already on a ski vacation and just looking to escape the crowded resort for a day or two, 57Hours is a great resource for those looking to try a new and exciting adventure in the mountains. Think of the platform as the Airbnb for outdoor enthusiasts, it's a game-changing process for booking guided activities.

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A Blacklane chauffeur service aims to achieve the very highest possible standards possible for all its passengers. If you’ve just stepped off a plane, tired and aching from a long flight, there can be no better antidote to your ailments than a Blacklane airport transfer direct to your destination. Blacklane will get you there relaxed, recharged and ready with an airport transfer taxi service. Traveling from airports to your hotel with family or colleagues? A Blacklane Business Van can be shared by up to five people together, with plenty of room for luggage. For those after that little bit extra, consider their First Class service for the epitome of style and comfort - a great idea for special occasions.

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Just outside Jackson Hole a remote winter wonderland exists for snow lovers offering the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation at BrooksLake Lodge & Spa, the exclusive, all-inclusive resort deep in the wild and scenic woods of Wyoming, near Yellowstone National Park.

Open for the winter season from late December to mid-March, Brooks Lake Lodge offers the ultimate winter playground for snow enthusiasts including world-class backcountry snowmobiling around the two million scenic acres of snowy wilderness to explore. 

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Rebranded from a Westin, Viewline Resort Snowmass, situated mid-mountain, debuts its fully refreshed interior and exterior design, along with the new Lupine Spa, an Ayurvedic retreat; and several dining options including the hotel’s signature restaurant Stark’s Alpine Grill, slope side eatery Viewline Lobby Bar, and coffee house First Chair.

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Viceroy Snowmass, the award-winning luxury resort is the preeminent property in the Aspen Snowmass area — it is the only luxury ski-in/ski-out property in Snowmass village — has rolled out an exciting slate of new offerings for winter.

  • Seamless Ski Luxury Experience: After a season of brown-bag lunches and far too few champagne-fueled après ski, Viceroy Snowmass is offering the ultimate luxury package for those guests who want to return to skiing in opulent fashion. This includes RT travel via Private Jet, a private guide for us throughout the entire stay, Aspen Snowmass First Tracks program, daily spa, and a private driver will be available to bring guests to explore other mountains or into Aspen on a whim.

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With 8,500 acres of land often coated in a blanket of snow, C Lazy U Ranch is the ultimate winter destination to experience Colorado’s postcard-worthy mountain scenery. During the season, guests of the luxury dude ranch enjoy endless adventures including cross country skiing, fly-fishing, ice hockey and skating on a Zamboni-groomed pond, snowshoeing, horseback riding on snowy trails and feed wagon sleigh rides, an incredible excursion for those who may prefer to sightsee at a slower pace.

This winter, Snake River Sporting Club partnered with evoJets to launch an over-the-top Luxury Sports and Après Ski Experience, available now through April 7, 2022. The itinerary includes roundtrip private jet travel via evoJets, one of the most trusted names in private travel; a five-night stay in a luxurious lodge; après-activity pampering; premier dining; and daily winter sports including heli-skiing straight from the private heli-pad, Nordic skiing and snowshoeing, and a private shuttle to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.

Vermont Lift Tickets is your home for finding the best deals on lift tickets in Vermont. Whether you are looking for the best specials, or planning a family vacation during peak holiday season, they’ve got you covered here with lift ticket comparisons and lists of the best mountain specials.

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Shore Lodge | McCall, Idaho. Located 2.5 hours outside of Boise on the edge of the second largest area of protected wilderness in the continental United States, McCall, Idaho was named a Best Secret Ski Towns of North Americaby National Geographic Adventure, and offers a remote destination bringing distinct Idaho winter adventures for the whole family.  

For those looking to get their adrenalin pumping, Shore Lodge offers The Real McCall Snowmobiling Adventure Tour - a guided snowmobiling backcountry tour complete with a prepared lunch (hot toddy’s included), spa treatment at The Cove, and delicious meal at the resort’s award-winning, fine-dining restaurant, The Narrows Steakhouse.

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An unforgettable luxury retreat nestled on the shores of Lake Tahoe, Edgewood Tahoe is a LEED-certified mountain lodge set along the beautiful shoreline of South Lake Tahoe’s cobalt blue waters overlooking the Sierra Nevada mountain range.

  • Edgewood on Ice: Take in the views of the snow-capped mountains while ice skating in a setting that's unsurpassable.

  • Snowshoe to the Champagne Chalet: Join in for a guided snowshoe experience to the Champagne Chalet featuring Veuve Clicquot.

  • Snowga: A fully immersive, outdoor yoga experience where instructors guide yogis from pose to pose as they take in the crisp mountain air and relax their minds on a peaceful, snowy beachfront.

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Wings Air Helicopters, Vermont Ski Day Trips by Helicopter from Manhattan:

Escape the big city for snow-capped peaks in Vermont, the number one destination for skiing and snowboarding in the Eastern USA. Travelers save precious time by taking a 90-minute helicopter flight instead of a 4-5-hour drive from Manhattan to one of Vermont's best ski resorts, Stratton Mountain.

Those on a tight schedule can now enjoy all that Vermont has to offer within the same day. Leave early in the morning, ski or ride the mountain for 4-5 hours and be back home in time for dinner!

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Private Jet Powder Chasing With Chris Davenport: New this winter, Air Charter Service, the world’s largest private air charter company, launched a new private jet ski journey in which mountains, privately guided by ski legend Chris Davenport. The trip, personally led and curated by Davenport, is aimed at skiers who wish to find the best, deepest powder turns across the world, from Aspen and Montana, all the way to Zermatt, Cortina, and beyond.

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The holidays may be over, but wintertime fun is just beginning at Gaylord Hotels as its five U.S. resorts transform into idyllic winter getaways with the return of the brand’s annual Winterfest. Running through February 27, 2022, families will discover seasonal fun at Gaylord Palms in Florida, Gaylord Opryland in Tennessee, Gaylord Texan in Texas, Gaylord Rockies in Colorado and Gaylord National in Maryland, as each resort displays winter themed activities, experiences, performances and more.  

At select resorts, beloved festive snow and ice experiences continue all season long. Guests of all ages can visit Glacier Point at Gaylord Rockies and Pinetop Village at Gaylord Opryland for a dose of snow tubing at each resort’s towering slopes. Daytime and nighttime ice skating under the stars is also on offer at outdoor rinks made with real ice. Families can also experience the thrill of driving ice bumper cars as they slide, spin and bump each other day and night. 

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 Ski Cooper Expands its Offerings for the 2021-2022 Ski Season Colorado boasts the highest city in North America, and at 10,152’, Leadville, Colo., offers abundant winter activities to experience outdoor fun in a genuine and historic mountain town. Ski Cooper, a ski “resort” without the pretense, is welcoming visitors. Cooper is a great place to escape the crowds and take a much-needed break in the mountains, surrounded by majestic beauty.

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Cozy Up in the Most Beautiful Rocky Mountain Chalets: Snow season is in full swing, and the cities along the Rocky Mountains make the perfect winter wonderlands for cozying up and slowing down. Make the most of your mountain retreat and stay at one of the luxurious homes from onefinestay.

Aspen, CO: Take a secluded gondola ride to the Summit of Aspen and ride a sleigh through the snow-crusted trees, or soak in your surroundings and enjoy panoramic views of breathtaking mountains while staying at onefinestay’s chalets such as Nighthawk in Aspen, which provides glimpses of the gorgeous scenery from almost every room and terrace - including from an outdoor hot tub!

For an ultra-luxe option, consider staying at Ute Avenue Retreat Spa in Aspen. Spread over four floors, there’s an external apartment, home theater, pool table, fully-equipped gym, indoor hot tub, dry sauna room and spa/massage treatment room.

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Beech Mountain, North Carolina, with sweeping mountain vistas as the highest town in Eastern America at 5,506 feet, the town offers the picture-perfect winter wonderland getaway. Once the 84 inches of yearly snowfall blanket the pristine mountain hideaway, this magical destination becomes a cozy winter haven for visitors.The ski resort within the town not only offers guests the opportunity to hit the slopes but also has snowboarding, tubing, shopping and dining (perhaps even at Beech Mountain Brewing Co., one of the only breweries owned and operated by a ski resort) for the non-skiers).

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Located three hours outside Denver, Steamboat Ski Resort redefines luxury by offering high-end travelers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere without the pretentious crowds. The premiere winter destination is famous for its trademarked Champagne Powder® snow that can be enjoyed throughout the resort’s 165 trails and nearly 3,000 skiable acres. Steamboat has six peaks are filled with world-class groomed cruisers, bumps, steeps, meadows, legendary trees and five terrain parks.

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Taos, NM Nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the southernmost range of the Rockies, the town of less than 6,000 people is blanketed in snow. Charming adobe structures are dusted in snow and wood burning Kiva fireplaces are located in many of the rustic lodges. Ski, snowshoe, ski mobile and snowboard through world class slopes and pristine wilderness at one of the easy access resorts: Taos Ski Valley Resort, Angel Fire Ski Resort, Red River Ski Area and Sipapu Ski Resort.

Enjoy the winter sites from above with a hot air balloon ride with Sol and his team at Rio Grande Balloons or take in the pristine mountain country while goat snowshoeing with David Lynch and John Waters of The Little Goat House. Slip into the healing waters of natural hot springs found at Ojo Caliente spa and resort or sip hot chocolate from the luxurious, award-winning Chokola or tea from artisan blenders Tea.O.Graphy while strolling between the shops and artists galleries of the Historic Plaza and John Dunn shops.

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The Sonnenalp tradition of hospitality goes back nearly a century to Bavaria, where the Faessler family opened a hotel that epitomized the finest in personalized service in beautiful surroundings. The spectacular mountain setting inspired the Sonnenalp name – “Sun on the Mountains” – a moniker that translated perfectly when the Faessler family first fell in love with Vail and opened their second hotel in 1979. Five generations after their humble beginnings, the Sonnenalp is a thriving part of the family of Sonnenalp hotels, offering the same warmth and hospitality as the original Bavarian farm house in a setting of true luxury.

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Powder Mountain is North America’s largest ski resort by skiable acreage, and it was also named the most affordable resort in the U.S.,

Located high up in Utah’s champagne powder-cloaked Wasatch Mountains, the 8,500-acre ski resort caps its daily lift tickets at 1,500 on daily lift tickets with a commitment to an always uncrowded ski experience. Powder Mountain prides themselves on the fact that even when the mountain is completely sold out, visitors can enjoy the exclusive feel that it has continuously provided for the last 50 years since opening. 

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Vacasa, the leading vacation rental management platform in North America with 35,000+ homes across more than 400 destinations in North America, Belize and Costa Rica, lists the following top three winter destinations for week-long (or longer) stays:

1.     Sun Valley/Ketchum, Idaho 

2.     Northern Montana 

3.     Vail / Beaver Creek, Colorado

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This winter season, Select Aperitivo, the chosen aperitivo of Venetians, activated Select Slopeside, a creative pop-up hosted at three properties across the United States for the ultimate après ski experience: W Aspen and Viceroy Snowmass in Aspen, Colorado, and Urban Cowboy’s The Lodge in Upstate New York. Running all winter long through the peak season, après ski revelers can sip on a classic Select Spritz, a recipe otherwise known as the Original Venetian Spritz, after hitting the nearby ski mountains. Guests of each property and visitors alike will be entertained with live music, Instagrammable photo stations, and the refreshing taste of Select Aperitivo, for an unmatched après celebration.

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Triple Creek Ranch offers luxurious and private, cozy cabins, fresh, contemporary cuisine, the world’s finest wines, all-inclusive outdoor experiences and warm, welcoming service. Winter experiences include horseback riding through the snow, snowshoe hiking, fat-tire snow biking, cross-country and downhill skiing, and more.

Snow Valley, located in the San Bernardino Mountains in Running Springs, CA, 20 miles from San Bernardino and is one of the largest resorts in the San Bernardino National Forest. With a fantastic Snow Sports School, Snow Play (sledding), a wide variety of lifts and terrain over 240 acres plus other services, Snow Valley offers a great resort experience close to home. Night skiing is offered on Fridays and Saturdays, including during holiday periods.

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As grand as the history behind it, Omni Mount Washington Resort is gracious in ambiance and generous in amenities. A favorite New England retreat of presidents, poets and celebrities, our hotel delights every sense with award-winning dining, splendid décor and endless recreational pursuits. With a classic Donald Ross-designed golf course, signature spa, casual dining facilities, nine high-flying zip lines, and New Hampshire's largest ski area, you’ll never want to leave our hideaway in Bretton Woods.

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At the fully renovated Basecamp at Arizona Snowbowl, guests that book a stay between Sundays and Thursdays will receive two free lift tickets to use at Snowbowl. Basecamp at Snowbowl is the closest lodging to the mountain ando ffers newly-renovated cabins and a full restaurant and bar for après-ski enjoyment. This unique location makes Basecamp Northern Arizona’s most interesting new lodging option for winter 2021-2022.

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The Meredith, New Hampshire area is truly the heart if the Lakes Region and serves as the latchkey to New England’s majestic White Mountains. The town of Meredith is an ideal winter destination or quick weekend ski getaway, offering classic mountain appeal, a cozy rustic atmosphere, and fun activities such as skiing or snow tubing at Gunstock Mountain.

Mill Falls at the Lake – a timeless resort beautifully situated on the western shores of Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith – offers inviting accommodations and unparalleled lakeside views for those seeking a cozy New England retreat. With winter fun for the whole family, travelers can spend the day skiing down the mountain or ice skating, and then return to Mill Falls to snuggle up in the well-appointed guest rooms, some featuring crackling fireplaces and two-person jetted baths. Down the road, travelers can enjoy various dining options along with the Hermit Wood Winery for a relaxing drink.

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Book your Colorado Soak and Ski Package today and experience the best of Winter in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, in the southeast area of the state. Your package includes 24-hour access toThe Springs Resort's 25 therapeutic mineral pools and a variety of complimentary wellness activities. Start your day with Aqua Yoga, ignite your body's healing potential with The Warrior Plunge - a guided contrast therapy experience and capture your moments with a Gratitude Ceremony at The Mother Spring.

Pick up premium ski and boot rentals from Ski and Bow rack and enjoy Wolf Creek Ski area,– just 30 minutes from your room -- known for having the deepest snow pack in Colorado, for its hometown feel, short lift lines, and epic powder. 

Whether checking in at the exclusive Dunton Town House in Telluride, or the iconic Dunton Hot Springs located just across the mountain, guests have an ideal home base to take full advantage of Colorado’s natural surroundings, making it easy to create the perfect ‘‘winter wonderland’ getaway. Powder-filled days in the backcountry, skiing on the slopes of Telluride’s famed mountain resort, or a day of trekking along world-class snowshoe and cross-country ski trails in the San Juan Mountains – it’s all within easy reach. Dunton Destinations provides guests with an opportunity to experience Colorado’s renowned powder, pristine landscapes, and thrilling outdoor adventures accompanied by indulgent après-ski offerings featuring award-winning cuisine and rejuvenating wellness experiences. 

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As one of the most exclusive clubs for second homeowners, ThirdHome Rentals welcomes travelers outside of their traditional network to stay at the Peaks Grande, a cozy property in the wintry mountains of Colorado. This exceptional property is a combination of two chalets that offers a location close to the Steamboat Mountain Village. The Chalet is home to eight bedrooms with bedding options to sleep up to 23 guests, and is equipped with kitchens that boast custom cabinetry, granite countertops, a large island, and a Wolf gas range. To top this beautiful property off, complimentary shuttle service is included in the winter for convenient and speedy access to the ski trails and downtown Steamboat.

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Located at the St. Regis Resort in Aspen, Colorado, The Snow Lodge (sister property to the iconic Surf Lodge in Montauk) and its restaurant, The Supper Club, offer a chic locale for apres ski, lounge, and dinner service with a Brandon Boyd-led art program and star-studded entertainment calendar. The space has already played host to acts like The Chainsmokers, Evan Ross, and more, with new programming being announced regularly. 

For those looking to lounge, The Supper Club, led by Chef Mark Connell, offers a seasonally focused Italian-inspired menu with dishes such as smoked potato leek soup, oysters, and roasted romanesco.  The cocktail program offers twists on classics created by the iconic Dante, with a Zero Proof menu available all day, curated by both Dante and non-alcoholic spirits carrier, Boisson. 

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 Waldorf Astoria Park City welcomes guests to the only luxury hotel with slope side access to Park City Mountain, the largest ski resort in the United States. Unwind in the comfort of one of 159 unique guest rooms and spacious suites, offering custom-designed interiors and furnishings, original local artwork and grand fireplaces. Here, you will discover a thrilling all-season, adventure vacation or tranquil alpine retreat.

Enjoy fresh mountain air within the pristine surroundings of the Wasatch Mountains and admire breathtaking views. As the ultimate hosts, the team anticipates every need and tends to every detail, ensuring every moment feels effortlessly elegant.

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The best winter getaways combine real outdoor Rocky Mountain snowy adventure with the luxurious comfort of cozy, spacious digs, with close-in world-class options for dining, shopping and more. The relaxed and inviting Antlers at Vail Hotel, which sits mountainside in the heart of Vail, Colorado, has a well-deserved reputation for making winter visits to the area a breeze. Delivered ski and snowboard rentals and free ski valet to the nearby Eagle Bahn Gondola, as well as loaner sleds, snowshoes and Go-Pro cameras, are but a few offerings from Antlers' long list of complimentary amenities.

Limo to Vail arranges luxury transportation from the nearby airports to Vail, CO. Whether you are a winter sports enthusiast, a foodie, or someone that just appreciates beautiful landscape, you will find Vail to be one of the most magical places to visit.

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The Emerson Resort and Spa is a cozy fusion of comfort and luxury, making it an ideal backdrop for skiing the East. Each Inn room features an individual fireplace and classic architecture. After spending a day on the slopes, Emerson Resort guests can look forward to restorative treatments at the award-winning Emerson Spa or unwind at the property’s restaurant, the Woodnotes Grille. When they aren’t out enjoying the great outdoors, visitors can explore the Emerson’s on-site shops which feature a unique selection of locally sourced artisan goods and the World’s Largest Kaleidoscope.

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Vista Verde Guest Ranch is a luxury ranch resort located north of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. In the winter, the ranch offers a very unique experience for those wanting to do winter differently. At Vista Verde, it’s an intimate, personal experience, with everything just outside your cabin door. Activities range from cross country and backcountry skiing, snowshoeing, tubing, horseback riding, sleigh rides, ice fishing, snoga, snowmobiling, a weekly cooking class, wine and beer tastings, leather working, and photography workshop.

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Waterbury, Vermont is easily accessible from anywhere in the Northeast, as it's a 3 hour drive from Boston or a 5.5 hour drive or train ride from New York City.

Skiing & Winter Activities:

Lodging:

  • Moose Meadow Lodge & Treehouse offers a luxurious log cabin experience surrounded by 86 acres with panoramic views and a stream-fed trout pond.

  • Villa Ausblick is the perfect option for larger groups (sleeps up to 10), with jaw-dropping views, a private hot tub, and a wide variety of concierge services available on-site.

Food & Drink:

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The true way to experience winter is in Minnesota, where adventures in the elements meet the warmth and comfort of hygge season. Whether you’re looking for winter sports, cozying up to the fireplace with a warm mug, or embracing the season at an outdoor festival, the best winter travel plans are in Minnesota.  

Visit the Land of 10,000 (Frozen) Lakes 

·        Ice Fishing - The land of 10,000 (frozen) lakes, Minnesota boasts some of the world’s largest ice fishing festivals. Ice houses, bars, and even snowplowed streets turn the state’s frozen lakes into a lively social scene each winter. Visitors can rent a simple or luxurious icehouse for a unique form of “winter glamping,” and even hire an expert fishing guide to teach first-timers the basics. Top spots to wet a line include Lake of the Woods – the Walleye Capital of the World - on the Canadian border and Mille Lacs Lake, just 90 minutes north of Minneapolis-St. Paul. 

Voyageurs National Park - As one of the nation’s newly-designated Dark Sky Parks, Voyageurs is the ideal place to experience the beauty of the northern lights. Adjacent to the Boundary Waters, the park’s dramatic winter wonderland of glistening snow, frozen lakes and frost-glazed pines is one of the few places to experience a winter vista essentially free of concrete roads and buildings. Winter visitors can enjoy the park’s 218,000 acres of frozen interconnected waterways and groomed trails by snowmobile, on cross-country skis or snowshoes, from a plowed ice road, or in ice-fishing houses.

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Four Seasons Hotels & Resort have an incredible collection of mountain resorts that are perfect destinations for the winter season, from skiing, to après, to dog sledding.  

  • Elevated Après – Four Seasons Resorts and Residences Jackson Hole welcomes Fahrenheit Forty-Seven for the ideal temperature at which to serve Champagne, this dome-shaped bar will once again transform the pool deck into a winter wonderland experience of chic luxury and the ultimate après chill that’s sure to allow you to relax after a day on the slopes.

  • Skiing and Snowboarding – Nestled in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe is a short distance from the exhilarating slopes and pristine powder of Ski Santa Fe. Take on the slopes that offer 1,725 vertical feet of skiing or glide across pristine trails on a Nordic skiing tour through Valles Caldera National Preserve. Perfect for both novice and expert skiers alike! 

  • Dog Sledding – Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail has the *ultimate* winter experience that’ll allow you to snuggle up under warm wool blankets and have an experienced guide drive your team of dogs through Vail's breathtaking winter wonderland. Afterwards, take a tour of the kennel and spend some time with the puppies

  • The Vintage Camper is Back – Four Seasons Resort Whistler’s charming vintage patio camper is back for winter and ready for your winter hygge nights, serving up luxurious decadent hot chocolate and cook-your-own s’mores. Guests can gather around the fire pit to warm up after a long day out adventuring, and enjoy the playful signature hot chocolate, The Tipsy Snowman, or wind down with the sommelier’s selection of British Columbia wine, with complimentary tastings offered each evening.

Glacier Bear Retreat is a spectacular 4 bedroom/3.5 bath luxury home located INSIDE Glacier National Park on the west side of Lake McDonald. With an outdoor fire pit, hot tub, pool table, dartboard, hammocks, bicycles, yoga mats and more, you’ll have everything you need for a perfect vacation when you stay at Glacier Bear Retreat!

Located on almost an acre of private property with Fish Creek and Apgar Creek flowing through the property, Glacier Bear is a quiet, private and peaceful haven. Aptly named “Retreat”, Glacier Bear is perfect for nature-loving families who are looking for a quiet place to reconnect with the natural beauty of Glacier National Park.

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Think "Harry Potter meets Hansel and Gretel", and you'll have a great feel for Snow Bear Chalets. From the stunning architecture to the private hot tub 30' in the air, Snow Bear is 5-star luxury with a bit of whimsy. Decadent beds with luxury linens and 700 fill-power white Hungarian goose-down comforters, upscale finishes throughout the million-dollar treehouse, toasty radiant floors, and a beautiful fireplace... who could ask for more! Children (and the inner child in all of us) fall in love with the soaring turret with a ceiling covered with 600 fiber-optic twinkle lights.

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The Cloudveil | Jackson Hole, WY

The only hotel on Jackson’s historic Town Square, The Cloudveil, an Autograph Collection hotel opened May 2021, bringing understated luxury and a refined, yet relaxed sensibility to the valley. Rooted in the destination, people, and soul of Jackson Hole, The Cloudveil name gives both a nod to the Cloudveil Dome within the Teton Range, while also invoking the veil of clouds lifting to reveal the transformational journey guests will undoubtedly embark on as they experience the natural wonder and enduring character of Jackson Hole. Located at the gateway to the Grand Teton National Park, one hour south of Yellowstone National Park, and in the center of the town’s boutique shops, restaurants, galleries, and more, The Cloudveil aims to capture a true sense of place and offer a modern sanctuary inspired by the organic elements of its locale. The property boasts 100 guest rooms and suites; a European bistro-style restaurant and bar named “The Bistro” helmed by Gavin Fine and Fine Dining Restaurant Group; an expansive rooftop terrace overlooking Jackson’s Town Square and Snow King Mountain; a tranquil outdoor pool and garden; a state-of-the-art fitness center; and 7,500 square feet of indoor-outdoor meeting and event space featuring fireplaces, fire pits, and spectacular views, all designed with the destination in mind.

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Pendry Park City | Park City, UT –

Located in the heart of Canyons Village at Park City Mountain, the spectacular ski-in/lift-out Pendry Park City resort and residences will be a modernist take on a traditional alpine lodge. Paying homage to the surrounding mountain landscape, the resort will boast warm, natural design elements that create a contemporary, open feel, and will feature 152 guestrooms, suites, and Pendry Residences–each offering floor-to-ceiling windows and curated artwork, as well as the only rooftop pool and bar in the area and access to 7,300 acres of world-class skiable terrain. Guests and locals alike will also enjoy access to four unique restaurant, lounge and bar experiences, including a Japanese-American inspired restaurant that will offer mountain fare, steaks and chops along with Japanese standards of sushi and ramen. Pendry Park City guests and residents will also have access to a rec room with relaxed American cuisine and arcade games as well as Spa Pendry with eight treatment rooms; a state-of-the-art fitness center; Pendry’s signature Pinwheel Kids Club and more than 7,000 square feet of indoor meeting space, including a 4,000-square-foot ballroom.

Washington School House | Park City, Utah

As one of the last surviving school houses built in 1889, the hotel graduated to a new level of luxury in December 2011 with the completion of a stunning renovation. The design team crafted twelve spectacular suites – filled with original antiques and art – built into the original structure, creating truly breathtaking spaces. A full buyout option provides another level of exclusivity — guests can occupy the whole space for up to 34 people if they choose, or other accommodations includes the hotel's top-floor penthouse suite with private elevator access. Breakfast is served daily, featuring hearty mountain cuisine and daily après-ski fare is also included. Located walking distance to Main Street’s finest restaurants, galleries, adventure, nightlife and more, guests are perfectly positioned to enjoy the best offerings in Park City. Tailored off-site activities for include skiing, hiking, snowshoeing, bobsledding at Utah Olympic Park, gallery tours, spirit and wine tastings and more. Other highlights include a chic ski lounge, heated pool terraced in the hillside, a ski valet, 24-hour concierge, in-house lift ticket purchase and it’s all just steps to Main Street and Park City Mountain Town Lift.

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Palisades Tahoe ski resort (located in Lake Tahoe, CA) is an extremely cozy destination with a chic European village vibe. Visitors can spend the day skiing/snowboarding and enjoy the amazing food and beverage offering (wine bar, cantina, coffee shops, etc.).

You can also experience the activities Palisades has planned this winter season (Palisades hosted the Olympics in 1960!), the WinterWonderGrass music festival, Mogul's Championship and more!

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The Bethel Inn Resort in Maine, is a classic New England Inn built in 1913 astride the town’s common on Broad Street which has historic homes dating from the early 1800’s and is a designated National Historic District. The inn is open year round. In winter the 18 hole golf course becomes a center for cross country skiing, snowshoeing and fat tire biking, trails are groomed and maintained and canine companions are welcome to snowshoe on designated trails. The resort has a heated outdoor pool and saunas, tavern for dining and elegant main dining room. With outdoor Igloos, many visitors prefer to dine there just for the uniqueness of the experience. Sunday River Ski Resort, one of New England’s largest and most popular is 6 miles away. The town of Bethel with its white steepled churches and town common is a favorite with photographers.

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It’s time to hit the slopes with High West! The award-winning whiskey has teamed up with the highest lift-served summit in California for a brand-new experience at Mammoth Mountain.

The High West Saloon in downtown Park City was the first ski-in gastro distillery in the world and is widely recognized as one of the best après-ski bars in the world.  Now, High West is bringing its signature après-ski experience to California,  traveling from its home in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah to the slopes of Mammoth Mountain. At 11,053 feet, Mammoth is a must for ski lovers, and with an exclusive High West bar presence, après-ski lovers too! Welcoming visitors now, the two High West pop-ups will be serving their whiskey and cocktails to thirsty skiers through March 13.

Noble House Hotels and Resorts, the family-owned boutique hotel brand, has several that fit the bill for discerning travelers seeking a luxurious ski experience:

In Wyoming’s legendary Jackson Hole, Noble House has three outstanding properties, all located slope side in the heart of Teton Village:

  • The Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa has a classic mountain elegance and laid-back style with a rustic luxury. When you’re not on the slopes, the concierge will help in planning other adventures, including snowmobile tours, sleigh rides among an elk herd, Winter Wildlife Safaris in Grand Tenton National Park, dog sledding, astronomy sessions, and more. And at the end of the day, relax in the spa, enjoy an American-Alpine European meal at the award winning restaurant, Spur, and sleep deep in your very well-appointed and comfortable room

  • For a more contemporary boutique stay, TheHotel Terra combines indoor elegance with outdoor adventure, indulging guests with upscale amenities and breathtaking mountain scenery, where an outdoor infinity pool, the famous Chill Spa, and the delicious Italian cuisine at the onsite Il Villaggio Osteria all make for an unforgettable ski vacation

  • Teton Private Residences are exclusive vacation rentals featuring the privacy and seclusion of a private home, combined with the service and amenities of a world class resort hotel. A stay here includes full access to all the amenities at Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa, including the pools and hot tubs, fitness facilities and steam rooms in SpaTerre as well as the Lodge’s concierge team for trip and activity planning. For families and groups of 8-16, these residences are an ideal choice.

While it isn’t within the US,The Josie at RED Mountain Resort in the beautiful Kootenay Rockies Region of British Columbia is well worth the trip north of the border. The steep and deep powder on the best gladed tree runs in North America, the area’s vibrant art and culinary scene, and its small-town charm set the tone for a unique winter skication. In between the outdoor adventures, enjoy all the creature comforts offered by The Josie’s106 luxurious slopeside guest rooms, studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites. And, wrap-up your day with a savoury meal at The Velvet, the onsite restaurant where seasonal menus and locally-inspired drinks will satisfy even the most discerning pallet. It won’t take long to understand whyThe Josie received an award for Canada’s Best Ski Boutique Hotel at the 2020 World Ski Awards.

You've probably heard of the scenic National Park located in Alaska, the Kenai Fjords, but have you heard of the City of Kenai? Being in such a close vicinity to the Kenai Fjords, the City of Kenai unfortunately gets lost in the mix when it comes to places to travel in Alaska.

Known as, "The Best Place to Alaska," the City of Kenai is a unique small town just a little over two hours from the popular tourist attraction. Kenai has everything you could possibly want from beaches to hikes, and romantic getaways to adventure travel.

Adventure Travel All-Inclusive Resort

Romantic Excursions: Poetry Trail, Kenai Beach , City of Kenai

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The Keweenaw Mountain Lodge features charming logcabin stayson a beautiful177-acre property. Guests cansip on local coffee ora glass ofwine and enjoy the history of these quaint cabins while swapping stories by the fireplace. Cabin 2, the Honeymoon Suite, even has its own hot tub—perfect for a romantic getaway.

Guests at the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge have access to a wide range of outdoor activities. The Lodge has several groomed ski trails that take you through a mix of wooded terrain and open spaces. Cross country skis are available for rent, and if you want to explore the fresh snow off the groomed trails, Altai Hok Skis are also available for rent. In addition to well-maintained ski trails, the Lodge features a beautiful 2-mile loop snowshoeing trail that takes guests from their cabins to scenic areas around the Lodge property. You can bring your own snowshoes or rent a pair on-site.

Crystal Springs Resort delivers a dreamy winter-wonderland in Hamburg, New Jersey. This luxurious resort on the edge of the Appalachian Mountains boasts some of the country’s top-rated spas, ten dining options (including a four-star restaurant), a world-renowned wine cellar, spectacular guest rooms and luxury suites, and so much more.Reflections Spa and Elements Spa invites guests to relax and rejuvenate, offering a wide array of services including hydrating facials, therapeutic massages, and hot stone treatments. Guests can engage in the old-fashioned art of “Glice” skating, an eco-friendly skating activity on a high-performance rink, then sip on classic winter cocktails by the on-site fireplace. The wide array of programming consists of horseback riding, paint and sip courses, and more. For ski lovers, Mountain Creek Ski Resort is only a twelve-minute drive away, possessing over 167 skiable acres on four mountain peaks. Whether enjoying winter pools and Moscow mules, robes and rosé, or one of the many other retreat offerings, a charming winter getaway awaits at Crystal Springs.

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Starting mid-December, visitors can watch Redding transform into the perfect, cozy hideaway to enjoy the snow and the slopes. Skiers and snowboarders who are ready for the winter season can skip the crowds at Mammoth Mountain and Lake Tahoe and head to Mt. Shasta Ski Park near Redding, Northern California’s best kept secret. At Mt. Shasta, limited crowds and 425 acres of skiable terrain make the perfect winter wonderland to enjoy skiing & snowboarding at all ages and experience levels. Click here for Lake Tahoe vacation packages.

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Chickasaw Country, OK gives travelers the opportunity to experience the rich, tribal culture of the Chickasaw people and natural beauty of south-central Oklahoma while also being a top winter wonderland destination. Although, snow is rare in South Oklahoma, the opportunity to cozy up by a crackling fireplace in a rustic cabin like Acorn Vacation Homes or A.L. Hideaway Cabins and embrace the picturesque landscape of the Arbuckle Mountain Range is truly a winter pleasure. Winter offers the perfect temperatures to enjoy outdoor adventure. Hike, bike, or run through the endless miles of trails found in the Chickasaw National Recreation Area in order to catch glimpses of nearby natural wonders including the Lake of the Arbuckles, Turner Falls, and Veteran’s Lake.

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The Hythe, a Luxury Collection Resort, Vail

The resort recently debuted after a $40 million renovation as an entirely new concept in the heart of Vail, CO. The Hythe is located in the bustling Lionshead Village in the heart of Vail and is just steps away from world-class skiing, dining, shopping, and outdoor adventures. During their stay, guests can enjoy hitting the slopes, indulging in Après Ski fireside, dining at the resort’s four brand new restaurants, including Margie’s Haas, Revel Lounge and 10th Mountain lobby whiskey bar, and unwinding at the luxurious Well & Being spa,  just to name a few. 

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The Shenandoah Valley's premier ski resort ,Massanutten Resort, is located in the heart of the area. Massanutten is marking its 50th Anniversary with a slew of celebratory activities, including a new conveyor lift, upgraded snowmaking equipment and LED lighting to enhance their resort’s night skiing experience while also minimizing the carbon footprint. With a terrain expansion for beginner skiers in the 21-2022 season, newbies can practice the sport while old pros can sharpen their skills on more advanced trails.







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Recently recognized as the “Nature Lover’s Destination” in the 2021 Sunset Travel Awards, and locally revered as the “most wonderful time of the year,” Hood River’s , OR, peaceful winter vibe offers unique experiences, minus the summer bustle, for whatever the soul is seeking. A perfectly balanced mix of charming and hip, Hood River provides an unmatched winter experience especially when paired with the wild of surrounding Columbia River Gorge and Mt. Hood National Forest.

Snow seekers will find recreation at one of the many Sno-Parks located in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Whether sledding at Little John, hiking a snowy trail to the ice-covered Tamanawas Falls, or powering up the snow machines at Bennett Pass, any number of winter adventures are accessible within thirty-five miles of Hood River. For those who prefer to strap their feet to planks, boards, or snowshoes, an array of terrain can be found at Teacup Lake Nordic Area, Mt. Hood Meadows, Cooper Spur Mountain Resort, and Pocket Creek Sno-Park, to name a few. And in support of snow-induced adventure, many of Hood River’s lodging properties offer Stay & Ski deals and other incentives throughout the winter. 

Tetherow Resort

This 50-room boutique hotel is calling all romantics this winter with their "Adventurous Romantics" add-on. The add-on includes a daytime snowshoe or cross country ski rental, a complimentary shuttle to a nearby sno-park, a picnic lunch with warming libations, and an in-room bottle of wine with custom chocolates to be enjoyed upon return. Tetherow’s onsite vacation rental homes are also the ideal destination for family gatherings and holiday celebrations. 

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The Thompson Denver boutique hotel welcomes locals and globetrotters alike to indulge in the best the Mile High City has to offer. Located in the heart of vibrant LoDo — the city’s historic Lower Downtown neighborhood — Thompson Denver is an easy walk to historic Union Station, Coors Field, and the buzzy bars and restaurants of the Dairy Block. Inside, stunning meeting and event venues, celebrated French cuisine, and creative cocktails make this a central hub that’ll keep you coming back for more.

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The Equinox Vermont Resort & Spa, located right in Green Mountain National Forest, is one of Vermont’s most historically preserved hotels that has served host to U.S. presidents and other prominent American Revolutionaries. The resort was revamped with the help of Studio 11 design in 2018 for a more modern look while still maintaining its Manchester, VT roots and the unique qualities that made it a landmark designated as a National Historic Place.

Equinox provides a home on 914-acres of open land with world-class recreational winter activities and adventures: cross country skiing, snowmobiling, dog sledding and really any winter activity you can think of. Alternatively, guests can warm up in the 14,000 ft Spa facility with treatment options that range from a quick manicure or facial to multi-hour signature packages. The resort is just a 3 hour drive from Boston, a 4 hour drive from New York, and it’s ideally located close to Stratton and Bromley ski mountains.

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From Anchorage, take the Alaska Railroad train to Denali National Park. Embrace slow travel and chill out in a luxury dome car seating, taking in breathtaking scenery as you amble towards snowy peaks of Mount McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America. Stay at Grande Denali Lodge, perched near Sugarloaf Mountain, where there is even more breathtaking scenery.
* Then, on to Kantishna Roadhouse for a day spend snow shoeing and cross-country skiing – this is the place to soak up all the beauty of denali and digitally disconnect. Turn off your phone and enjoy the cozy surrounds and warm inviting lodgings. This area is protected and closed off to the general public and offers fabulous animal sightings, so go out with a trained guide and you may see moose, bear, caribou, lynx and wolves.
* Next stop, head to the year-round skiing town of Girdwood and on to one of our favorite and renowned luxury hotel, Alyeska Resort. From here you’ll experience the an iconic Alaskan moment – a two-hour scenic helicopter flight to the glacier base camp used as a summer-time training ground for Iditarod sled dogs, followed by a breathtaking ride along a spectacular two-mile glacier trail. This is also an optimal area to heli-ski.
* Pro tip: if you eat fish, make sure to check out local favorites in each locale for the very best Alaskan King Salmon.

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Best Fall Destinations from New England to the Amalfi Coast

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As autumn approaches, we’re excited to share our curated list of the best destinations for the season – travelers can experience fall foliage across the East Coast or iconic Mediterranean destinations with less crowds.

Meredith, NH  

Begin your adventure at Gunstock Mountain, where hiking or riding the chairlift to the summit provides stunning views of the autumn foliage. For a deeper immersion in the fall scenery, take a leisurely drive along the Kancamagus Highway, renowned for its fairytale-like views of historic bridges and charming small towns. Next, hop on the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad or cruise on the M/S Mount Washington to capture the contrast of vibrant foliage against deep blue waters. 

Where to stay: Mill Falls at the Lake

Gatlinburg, TN 

Nestled in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colors each fall. Visitors can enjoy scenic drives through the national park, where the changing leaves paint the landscape in hues of red, orange, and gold. Beyond the natural beauty, Gatlinburg offers charming downtown shops, cozy mountain lodges, and seasonal events that capture the essence of autumn. Whether you're looking to hike amidst the fall foliage, explore local arts and crafts, or simply savor a warm cider by the fire, Gatlinburg is the perfect destination for a quintessential fall getaway. 

Where to stay: Historic Rocky Waters Inn

New Market, VA  

Immerse yourself in the magic of fall foliage with a visit to Shenandoah National Park, where the renowned Skyline Drive offers sweeping vistas of the breathtaking Shenandoah Valley and Blue Ridge Mountains, adorned in their fall finest. Nearby, the George Washington National Forest invites you to explore its wooded trails. History enthusiasts can also revel in the beauty of the past at the New Market Battlefield State Historical Park, where leaf-peeping coincides with the stories of yesteryear. 

Where to stay: Endless Caverns RV Resort

Cape Cod, MA 

Experience the best of Cape Cod's fall charm with a visit to a local winery, where you can sample autumnal wine flavors amidst the majestic fall hues of the transitioning vineyards. Alternatively, cruise down the tree-shaded Route 6A, known as Old King's Highway, passing by stone walls, cranberry bogs, and historic homes. Don't miss strolling along Cape Cod National Seashore, where scrubby evergreens, vibrant red maple, oak, and beech trees showcase their changing colors against the ocean backdrop, offering a picturesque view of the Cape's unique beauty in the fall. 

Where to stay: Chatham Wayside Inn, and Greyfinch Chatham Inn,

Praiano, Italy 

Visiting the Amalfi Coast in the off-season offers a unique and tranquil experience as the peak summer crowds have dwindled, allowing visitors to savor the stunning coastal scenery and charming towns with a more relaxed atmosphere. The weather is still pleasantly warm, ideal for exploring the picturesque cliffside villages, enjoying leisurely walks along the Mediterranean, and sampling local cuisine without the sweltering heat or bustling crowds of peak season.  

Where to stay: Casa Angelina

Sicily, Italy 

Sicily in the fall offers a unique blend of cultural experiences, mild weather, and fewer crowds. The olive harvest season is in full swing, offering a chance to taste freshly pressed olive oils. Travelers can also experience the Feast of Saint Martin on November 11th, celebrating the new wine season with local festivities, lively parades and delicious food. 

Where to stay: The Thinking Traveller offers an unmatched selection of villas in Sicily. Consider staying at Rocca delle Tre Contrade  Palazzo Alvear, or Don Arcangelo all'Olmo. These villas all feature heated pools and are in regions that remain lively yet less crowded in November.

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Top Hamptons Beaches to Visit This Summer

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Summer in the Hamptons means sun, sand, and surf, making it an incredible destination for beach lovers. We know that the Hamptons boast some of the most beautiful and diverse beaches on the East Coast, each offering something unique for visitors. Whether you’re planning a family trip, seeking a peaceful spot to unwind, or looking for exciting beach activities, the Hamptons have you covered.

Our guide aims to help you explore the best beaches the Hamptons have to offer this summer. From the lively, family-friendly shores perfect for a day with the kids to secluded spots ideal for a quiet retreat, there’s a beach for every mood and preference. We also highlight various beach amenities and activities that can make your visit even more enjoyable, ensuring you have all the information you need to make the most of your beach day.

As you plan your visit, knowing some insider tips can enhance your beach experience is helpful. We provide practical advice on everything from the best times to visit to must-have items for your beach bag. Join us as we dive into the top Hamptons beaches to visit this summer, where you'll find everything you need for an unforgettable beach adventure.

Best Family-Friendly Beaches in the Hamptons

When it comes to family-friendly beaches in the Hamptons, we find several spots that offer safe, clean environments perfect for a day out with the kids. Coopers Beach in Southampton is a top choice for families. It features lifeguards on duty, making it a safe option for swimming. The soft, white sand is ideal for building sandcastles, and the gentle waves are perfect for youngsters. Plus, amenities like restrooms, showers, and a snack bar make it easy to spend the entire day by the water.

Another great option is Main Beach in East Hampton. Known for its pristine conditions and clear, shallow waters, Main Beach offers a fantastic setting for families. The beach is wide and spacious, providing plenty of room for children to run and play. With amenities such as convenient parking, picnic areas, and lifeguard stations, Main Beach is a worry-free choice for family fun. Don’t forget to check out the concession stand for quick snacks and cold drinks.

Top Secluded Beaches for a Quiet Getaway

For those of us seeking a more tranquil beach experience, the Hamptons have several hidden gems that provide a peaceful retreat. Among these, Gibson Beach stands out as a secluded haven. Located off the beaten path in Sagaponack, Gibson Beach offers a quiet, less crowded stretch of sand. The lack of commercial activity means you can enjoy the sound of the waves and the stunning ocean views without the typical beach hustle and bustle.

Another excellent escape is Two Mile Hollow Beach in East Hampton. Unlike its more popular counterparts, this beach is often less crowded, offering a serene setting for relaxation. The beach is clean, with soft sand and clear waters, making it a beautiful spot for unwinding. Bring along a good book, a beach chair, and some snacks, and you’ll find Two Mile Hollow Beach is the perfect place to recharge and enjoy the natural beauty of the Hamptons.

Beach Activities and Amenities You Can't Miss

When visiting the Hamptons' beaches, there's a wide variety of activities and amenities to enjoy. For those who love water sports, beaches like Ponquogue Beach in Hampton Bays offer excellent conditions for surfing, paddleboarding, and kayaking. The waves here are perfect for both beginners and seasoned surfers, making it a popular spot for catching some waves. Additionally, paddleboard rentals are available for those exploring the coastline from the water.

If you prefer staying on land, many beaches provide great spots for picnicking, beach volleyball, and sunbathing. Kirk Park Beach in Montauk features picnic areas and BBQ spots, making it ideal for families and groups who want to enjoy a meal with a view. Don’t forget to bring your beach volleyball gear, as the courts at Kirk Park are often a hub of activity.

Insider Tips for Visiting Hamptons Beaches

To make the most of your beach trip, there are a few insider tips we recommend following. First, arrive early, especially on weekends. Popular beaches can fill up quickly, and parking can become a challenge. By getting there early, you secure a good spot and enjoy the morning calm before it gets busy. Another tip is to bring your own supplies, such as a beach umbrella, chairs, and a cooler with snacks and drinks. While many beaches have concessions, having your own provisions allows you to stay comfortable without frequent trips to the snack bar.

Additionally, we suggest checking the beach rules and regulations before you go. Some beaches have restrictions on pets, alcohol, and fires, so knowing these ahead of time helps avoid any hassles. Lastly, don’t forget to pack sunscreen and reapply it frequently. The sun can be strong, and it’s easy to get sunburned if you’re not careful. With these tips in mind, your Hamptons beach day will be relaxing and enjoyable.

Conclusion

The Hamptons' beaches offer something for everyone, whether you're seeking family-friendly fun, a quiet retreat, or lively activities. Summer in the Hamptons is all about enjoying the sun, sand, and sea. We've explored some of the best spots that cater to different needs and preferences, making it easier for you to decide where to spend your beach days. From the playful waves at Coopers Beach to the serene seclusion of Two Mile Hollow Beach, the Hamptons cover all the bases.

As you plan your beach outings this summer, remember that each beach has its distinct charm and benefits. You can create wonderful memories with family and friends by choosing the right spot. If you're looking to make the most of your Hamptons experience, staying informed about the best beaches can significantly enhance your visit.

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The Best Ways of Traveling Through NYC for Business

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New York City is one of the most popular travel destinations for business trips, thanks to the city being home to some of the largest international companies in the country that operate. Many consider it a leader in the financial industry, including technology, finance, and banking. In addition, New York the state has so much to offer visitors there for business and leisure. To help you plan the perfect business trip through New York City, we will go through everything you need to know to make your experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible. 

Business Travel Options

If you plan to fly into New York, it’s important to know the city has three main airports: Newark, LaGuardia, and JFK Airport. The closest airport to midtown Manhattan is LaGuardia Airport, located just 18 kilometers from the famous Times Square. John F. Kennedy Airport is another option; it has plenty of flights from all over the country and the world daily. 

The seasoned business traveler needs to keep everything at their fingertips. The right luggage is key to efficiently packed trips. Kulkea's Käydä Travel Backpack is airplane compliant. Its detachable travel kit can stay seat-side while you stash the backpack into the overhead bin. Plus premium features make traveling seamless - laptop protection sleeve, passport security pocket, luggage pass-through, magnetic water bottle holder, and anti-scratch sunglass case.

This airport also has ideal connections to the center of New York City; you can book an Uber if you don’t want to waste any time, or you can jump on the AirTrain to Howard Beach, where you will then be able to access New York’s subway network that will take to your final destination in no time. If you don’t mind a slightly longer trip from the airport into New York City, Newark Airport is also suitable as it has excellent public transport connections to the city's heart. 

If you want to avoid the hassle of navigating busy airports and risk long flight delays, consider booking a private jet to fly you into New York. With BlackJet, you can enjoy the convenience of private jet travel without the stress of traditional airports. Booking a private flight through BlackJet will enable you to skip long queues at security, enjoy VIP services, and choose a departure time that suits you and your passengers.In addition, you can fly in complete luxury and comfort, allowing you to get some critical rest before you land and even get on with important work in the air without the distraction of noisy passengers. 

If you want to book a private jet, check out Air Charter Service, which has years of experience providing a fantastic private jet flying experience. They have a number of options to choose from with respect to the types of aircraft available to charter as well as onboard amenities that you can take advantage of, so do some research and find the right package for you. 

Best Hotels in New York for Business Trips

New York City offers visitors some of the most luxurious hotels in the world, which means you are spoilt for choice. Below, we will list some of the most popular choices to make this decision a little easier for you.

Hilton New York Fashion District

Located on West 26th Street in New York’s fashion district, this Hitlon hotel is the ideal option for those looking to stay in the heart of New York, very close to Penn Station. If you are looking for a hotel with everything you could need for a short stay, this is perfect. With a rooftop bar, fantastic restaurant, fitness center, and business facilities, your every need will be catered for.

AKA Wall Street

If you want to stay in a luxury apartment in New York, AKA Wall Street in the financial district will provide — and you won’t have to travel far to conduct important business. The apartments are kitted out with all the amenities you could need, and you can even take advantage of the private cinema that comes with them. 

11 Howard — Soho

The last of the best on this list is 11 Howard, a beautiful boutique hotel in the center of Soho. Here, you can enjoy accommodation carefully designed and adorned with tasteful furniture and artwork, plus a co-working space that lets you get on with your work during your trip to New York. 

Things To Do

It is essential to take some time on a business trip to unwind and relax. A great way to do this is to plan some fun activities during your time in New York, which has so much to offer. You should stroll through the beautiful Central Park before heading to the Comedy Cellar for a night of laughter. The City is also home to many excellent restaurants and bars for excellent nights out on the town.

We recommend Top of the Standard in Manhattan—an amazing restaurant on the 18th floor of the hotel, offering fantastic cuisine and furnished with fireplaces and luxury couches. Another great option is the Monarch Rooftop Bar, which provides breathtaking views of the Empire State Building while you enjoy carefully crafted cocktails from their extensive menu. 

Book Your Next Trip to New York

The most important thing to remember when making sure your business trip through New York City is enjoyable is planning well in advance. This will make the journey run as smoothly as possible, allowing you to focus on your work and take advantage of the short amount of time you have off doing fun activities. 

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Summer Fun: Family-Friendly Activities in the Hamptons

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Summer in the Hamptons is a fantastic time for families to explore and enjoy a variety of activities. With its beautiful beaches, lush parks, and vibrant community, the Hamptons offer endless opportunities for family fun. We know that finding the right activities that suit everyone in the family can be a challenge, but rest assured, the Hamptons have something for kids and parents alike.

Whether you're looking to spend a day under the sun, have an adventure in the great outdoors, or engage in educational activities, the options are plentiful. From serene beach outings to exciting playgrounds and learning experiences, the Hamptons cater to all interests and ages. Our aim is to guide you through the best family-friendly activities available this summer, ensuring you and your loved ones make the most of your time together.

Exploring the Hamptons can be a memorable experience filled with joy and discovery. Join us as we dive into the top activities that will keep everyone entertained and create lasting family memories.

Outdoor Adventures for the Whole Family

For families seeking adventure, the Hamptons offer a wealth of outdoor activities perfect for all ages. One popular destination is the Long Pond Greenbelt, where we can hike through various trails and observe wildlife in their natural habitat. This preserve has trails suited for different skill levels, making it a great option whether you’re looking for a gentle walk or a more challenging trek. It’s a wonderful way to connect with nature and enjoy some fresh air as a family.

Kayaking and paddleboarding are also fantastic options for family fun in the Hamptons. Places like the Shinnecock Canal offer calm waters ideal for beginners and children. Companies nearby often offer rentals and guided tours, making it easy for us to get out on the water without needing to bring our own equipment. Plus, it’s a unique way to explore the scenic waterways of the Hamptons while staying active.

Best Parks and Playgrounds in the Hamptons

The Hamptons are home to several parks and playgrounds that provide excellent spaces for kids to play and for families to relax. Herrick Park in East Hampton is one of our top picks. This park features a large playground, sports fields, and picnic areas, making it perfect for an all-day outing. With plenty of shade trees and benches, parents can unwind while kids enjoy the swings, slides, and climbing structures.

Another great spot is Agawam Park in Southampton. This park offers beautiful views along with a well-maintained playground and open spaces for casual games or a lazy afternoon picnic. The park also has a small pond where we can feed ducks and enjoy the charming scenery. Its central location in Southampton makes it convenient to access nearby shops and restaurants if we want to extend our day out.

Bennett Park in East Hampton is another excellent choice. This park provides a range of facilities, including sports fields, picnic areas, and a fantastic playground. The shaded areas are perfect for those hot summer days, allowing families to enjoy their time without worrying about too much sun exposure. Parks and playgrounds like these offer a perfect mix of activity and relaxation, allowing parents to unwind while kids play and explore.

Outdoor Adventures for the Whole Family

Exploring the great outdoors in the Hamptons offers numerous opportunities for family bonding and adventure. One popular activity is hiking through the scenic trails of Cedar Point County Park. With paths that weave through wooded areas and along the coastline, everyone in the family can enjoy a mix of nature and exercise. We find that children especially love spotting wildlife and discovering hidden coves along the way. Pack a picnic and take advantage of the park’s designated areas to enjoy a meal surrounded by nature.

For those who prefer water activities, kayaking in Peconic Bay is a fantastic option. Rent a couple of kayaks and set off on a peaceful journey through the calm waters. Families can paddle at their own pace, taking breaks to appreciate the serene environment. Whether it's your first time kayaking or you’re experienced, the bay’s gentle tides make it accessible for all skill levels. Outdoor adventures like these not only provide physical exercise but also create unforgettable family moments.

Top Family-Friendly Beaches

The Hamptons are renowned for their stunning beaches, many of which are perfect for families. Coopers Beach in Southampton stands out as one of the best. With its clean sandy shores and gentle waves, we find it the perfect spot for parents and kids to enjoy a day in the sun. The beach has lifeguards on duty, ensuring safety for all, and amenities like restrooms and snack stands add to the convenience.

Another great family-friendly option is Main Beach in East Hampton. Known for its pristine conditions and beautiful surroundings, Main Beach offers an ideal setting for a relaxing day by the ocean. We recommend bringing along a beach umbrella and some beach toys to make the most of your visit. From building sandcastles to taking a dip in the Atlantic, these beaches provide a range of activities that cater to all family members.

Educational and Fun Activities for Kids

Keeping children engaged and learning during the summer is easy with the educational activities available in the Hamptons. One standout is the Children’s Museum of the East End (CMEE) in Bridgehampton. This interactive museum offers hands-on exhibits that teach kids about science, art, and local history in an engaging way. We love the museum's seasonal programs and workshops, designed to make learning fun and memorable for every child.

Another fantastic educational spot is the South Fork Natural History Museum. Here, families can explore exhibits related to the local environment, including marine life, plants, and wildlife. Guided nature walks and interactive displays provide a deep dive into the natural beauty of the Hamptons. Educational activities like these ensure the summer is not only fun for kids but enriching, too.

Conclusion

Summer in the Hamptons presents endless possibilities for family activities that blend fun, adventure, and learning. From outdoor explorations and serene parks to pristine beaches and educational museums, there’s something for every family to enjoy. Our mission is to help you create unforgettable moments with your loved ones in this beautiful region. Whether you’re visiting for the season or considering making the Hamptons your home, we hope these recommendations enhance your experience.

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Escape to Paradise: Best Times to Discover the Hamptons

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The Hamptons is a popular destination for those looking for a relaxing beach getaway. Located on the eastern end of Long Island, New York, the Hamptons is a collection of towns and villages that have become synonymous with luxury and upscale living. With its stunning beaches, high-end restaurants, and luxurious accommodations, the Hamptons is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. However, if you want to make the most of your trip to the Hamptons, it's important to choose the best time to visit.

Summer Months: June through August

The summer months of June through August are the most popular time to visit the Hamptons. During this time, the weather is warm and sunny, and the beaches are packed with people. If you're looking to enjoy the Hamptons' famous beaches, this is the best time to visit. However, be prepared for large crowds and high prices. Accommodations and restaurants can be expensive, and traffic can be heavy on the weekends. If you plan on visiting during the summer months, booking your accommodations in advance is recommended.

Off-Season Months: September through May

If you're looking to avoid the crowds and enjoy a more peaceful Hamptons experience, the off-season months of September through May are the best times to visit. During this time, the weather is cooler, and the beaches are less crowded. Accommodations and restaurants are also more affordable during the off-season. If you're looking to save money on your trip to the Hamptons, this is the best time to visit. However, some restaurants and shops may be closed during the off-season, so it's important to check before you go.

Fall Months: September through November

The fall months of September through November are a great time to visit the Hamptons. During this time, the weather is mild, and the foliage is beautiful. The Hamptons is also known for its fall festivals and events, including the Hamptons International Film Festival and the Hamptons International Wine Auction. If you're a fan of art and culture, this is the best time to visit the Hamptons.

Winter Months: December through February

The winter months of December through February can be a great time to visit the Hamptons if you're looking to enjoy winter activities. The Hamptons is home to several ski resorts for those who love to hit the slopes. If you're a fan of skiing or snowboarding, this is the best time to visit the Hamptons. However, be prepared for cold weather and snow.

Spring Months: March through May

The spring months of March through May are a great time to visit the Hamptons if you're looking to enjoy the outdoors. During this time, the weather is mild, and the flowers are in bloom. The Hamptons is home to several nature preserves and parks, including the popular Hamptons State Park. If you're a fan of hiking or birdwatching, this is the best time to visit the Hamptons.

Conclusion

The Hamptons offer a blissful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life and provide a perfect getaway for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. While summer may be the peak season, the Hamptons offer year-round attractions and activities, making it an ideal destination for every season. All in all, the best time to visit the Hamptons depends on your preferences. So, whether you're planning a romantic weekend getaway or a family vacation, the Hamptons are the perfect destination to escape to paradise.

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FAQs

When is the best time to visit the Hamptons for beach activities? Summer is the best time for beach activities due to warm weather and vibrant seaside atmosphere.

Are there any events in the Hamptons during winter? Yes, winter hosts unique events like holiday markets and New Year's Eve celebrations, along with indoor activities.

What can I do in the Hamptons in spring? Spring is perfect for exploring gardens, hiking, biking, and attending early season festivals.

Is fall a good time to visit the Hamptons? Fall offers pleasant weather, beautiful foliage, harvest festivals, and a quieter atmosphere.

How can I avoid crowds in the Hamptons during summer? Visit during the week and explore lesser-known beaches to avoid the weekend rush.

Are accommodations cheaper in winter? Yes, winter rates are often lower, making it a budget-friendly time to visit.

Conclusion

The Hamptons offer a variety of experiences throughout the year, from the vibrant summer season to the peaceful winter retreats. Choosing the right time to visit depends on your interests and preferences. Whether you're seeking beach fun, cultural events, or a quiet escape, the Hamptons have something to offer in every season.

How Can You Prepare Yourself for City Traffic?

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How Can You Prepare Yourself for City Traffic?




Navigating city traffic can be a daunting task for both seasoned drivers and newcomers alike. As urban areas grow and traffic congestion increases, understanding the nuances of driving in a city becomes more crucial. Preparing yourself for city traffic involves not only improving your driving skills but also being aware of safety protocols and the broader implications of urban driving. This article delves into various aspects of city driving preparation, highlighting essential safety tips and statistics that emphasize the importance of responsible driving.

Understanding the Risks of Impaired Driving



One of the most significant risks on city roads is drunk driving. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, drunk driving is any situation in which a person is driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above the legal limit of .08. This legal threshold is established to protect both drivers and pedestrians from the dangers of impaired driving. City traffic can be unpredictable, and the presence of intoxicated drivers increases the likelihood of accidents.



To prepare for city traffic, it’s crucial to recognize the dangers posed by impaired drivers. Understanding that alcohol impairs judgment, coordination, and reaction times is essential for all drivers. When driving in busy urban environments, remain vigilant and anticipate the potential for erratic behavior from other motorists. Strategies such as defensive driving—maintaining a safe distance, staying alert, and anticipating the actions of other drivers—can help mitigate risks associated with drunk driving.



Moreover, if you plan to consume alcohol, always have a designated driver or utilize rideshare services. By being proactive about these choices, you can contribute to safer roadways and reduce the chances of being involved in a traffic incident.

Staying Informed About Traffic Trends



Another critical aspect of preparing for city traffic is staying informed about the overall traffic environment. According to the Idaho Transportation Department, there were 27,661 total traffic crashes from 2021 to 2022. This statistic underscores the reality that city driving comes with inherent risks. Understanding the factors that contribute to these accidents—such as road conditions, weather, and high traffic volume—can help drivers make better decisions while on the road.



In preparation for city driving, familiarize yourself with common routes, traffic patterns, and peak travel times. Many cities experience significant congestion during rush hours, and knowing when to travel can save time and reduce stress. Additionally, utilize navigation apps that provide real-time traffic updates and alerts about accidents or road closures. By being proactive and informed, you can navigate the urban landscape more effectively and minimize your exposure to hazardous conditions.



Furthermore, consider taking a defensive driving course. These courses not only refresh your skills but also provide valuable insights into avoiding potential hazards, including those that arise from heavy traffic and unpredictable driver behavior.

The Importance of Law Enforcement



Understanding the role of law enforcement in city traffic can also aid in preparing for driving in urban areas. Judging by the number of stops performed across one-fifth of the country's states, there are no fewer than 32 million traffic stops per year performed by officers representing a state's forces. These statistics reveal the frequency with which law enforcement interacts with drivers, emphasizing the importance of compliance with traffic laws.



Being aware of common traffic laws and regulations specific to your city is vital. Familiarize yourself with local ordinances regarding speed limits, pedestrian crossings, and the use of turn signals. Ignoring these laws not only puts you at risk of receiving fines but can also lead to dangerous situations on the road.



Additionally, understanding the reasons behind traffic stops can help you stay focused and safe while driving. Law enforcement officers are primarily concerned with ensuring public safety and enforcing laws that prevent accidents. By adhering to traffic regulations, you contribute to a safer driving environment for everyone.

Conclusion



Preparing for city traffic involves a multifaceted approach that includes understanding the risks of impaired driving, staying informed about traffic trends, and recognizing the role of law enforcement. By being proactive and educated, you can navigate the complexities of urban driving with confidence and care. Whether you are a new driver or a seasoned commuter, adopting these strategies will enhance your driving experience and help ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road. Remember, preparation and awareness are key to thriving in the bustling environment of city traffic.

Miiro Borneta Officially Opens Its Doors In Barcelona

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Miiro, the new lifestyle hotel brand, announces the highly anticipated debut of Borneta, which opens its doors this month, marking the brand’s second opening in Europe. Located in the heart of the vibrant El Born, Barcelona’s most enchanting neighborhood shaped by an avant-garde community of artists, boutiques, and history, Borneta seamlessly blends contemporary aesthetics with local charm.  

Following a complete renovation in partnership with James Thurstan Waterworth, founder of Thurstan, renowned for his transformative approach, the hotel’s design is brought to life with contemporary décor and a local art program, transforming it into a canvas of creative expression.  

Neena Gupta, CEO of Miiro and Executive Director of Group Strategy and International Hospitality at InterGlobe Enterprises comments: “We are delighted to celebrate the opening of Borneta, the second property of Miiro, debuting only one month after the opening of Le Grand Hôtel Cayré in Paris. There’s nothing more satisfying than seeing our collection of characterful boutique hotels growing while delivering the Miiro promise - to deliver Brilliantly Considered Stays that connect guests with the local neighborhood.”  

Borneta features 92 rooms and suites, each individually designed with Brilliantly Considered details, taking creative inspiration from the neighborhood’s warm tones and the city’s rich color palette. Spanish furniture and antiques add to the authentic feel, enhanced by a collection of pieces by local makers, artisans, and artists. Guests can choose from a range of room options, including The Classic, The Superior, The Signature, The Corner and The Terrace, many of which boast outdoor terraces, balconies or overlook standout sights, such as Passeig de Picasso or Carrer de la Fusina. A true highlight is the suites, elevating guests’ stay with supreme comforts, featuring exclusive rooftop access, a fully stocked complimentary mini bar, beautiful spacious terraces to enjoy spectacular Old Town views or a relaxing soak in the outdoor bathtub. 

The heart and soul of Borneta is Volta - a lively restaurant with an open-plan kitchen, a stylish cocktail bar and a wide terrace sheltered under the iconic Porxos de Fontseré arches. Created by Head Chef Andrea de Benedictis, Volta’s menu is a culinary journey of discovery along the Mediterranean coastline, inspired by the vivid flavors from Spain and Italy to France and North Africa. Volta’s simple yet delicious dishes are made using the very best local ingredients from small-scale organic suppliers and are designed to be shared, in the famous Mediterranean spirit of generosity.   

Additional hotel spaces include 180º, its exclusive rooftop terrace with an outdoor plunge pool that invites guests to unwind in an intimate setting, while enjoying unparalleled views over the roofs of El Born and Barcelona’s iconic Parc de la Ciutadella.

The Gallery, a comfortable lounge area and peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the city, where guests can relax with a drink during check-in, get lost in a good book, focus on work, or simply sit back and enjoy some people-watching. The Library, curated by Casa Fahrenheit, offering an intriguing selection of novels about the present and past of El Born, inviting guests to get lost in a good book, while enjoying one of Volta’s signature cocktails.

There is also a Refresh Room - a Miiro brand signature - that guests access before check-in and after check-out. Perfect for freshening up if the room isn’t ready, safely storing luggage, or preparing for a long flight, this space is equipped with stylish changing rooms, showers, toiletries, and charging points. Lastly, the hotel is also home to a state-of-the-art Fitness Centre, complete with the latest gym equipment, cardiovascular machines, free weights, and a stretching area. 

Marina Riess, General Manager at Borneta comments: “Borneta is set to become a central and integral part of the local community of El Born with its visionary design, eclectic gastronomy and socially driven spirit drawn from its surroundings. We look forward to connecting our guests to this inspiring city through an unparalleled art program and authentic experiences for travelers and locals alike.” 

Room rates will start from €300 / $323.81 per night, room only. To make a reservation, please visit the official website at https://www.miirohotels.com/hotelborneta 

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