Quebec City is a rapidly developing food haven. You can’t throw a rock in this city without hitting good food. Although I wouldn’t recommend throwing a rock at good food. I wondered these cobble stoned streets for over a week eating for you and I think I gained about 20 pounds. It was well worth…
Category: North America
Exploring Denver : Your City Guide and Beyond
Its been years since my road trip to Denver. I barely spent two days there last time. You can read about it here. This time I knew I had a lot to explore. Known as the “Mile High City”, it has a deep Old West history and is surrounded by many national parks which makes…
Exploring Portneuf : An Eco Friendly Destination
Portneuf is located in the province of Quebec along the Saint Lawrence River. Known for its beautiful, preserved landscapes and charming historic villages, it is a popular destination for outdoor activities. Cycling, Hiking, and water sports may be the most popular things to do but the little villages also offer plenty of art galleries, historic…
Discovering Downtown NYC : Liberty Island and Beyond
New York City is big (obviously) and has lots of neighborhoods to explore. It can be quite daunting to figure out where to start. I have been making a point to explore more of New York City. New areas, new (to me) restaurants and different attractions. Battery Park and the downtown area of New York…
The Anchorage Gateway: Exploring the City and Beyond
The most popular way to visit Alaska is on a cruise. Porting in many towns for the day and exploring the area before hoping back on the boat and sailing to the next destination. Personally, a cruise isn’t for me, not because I don’t love boats but because of the environmental impacts cruises have. Most…
Salt Lake City for Non Hikers
Maybe when you think of Salt Lake City you think of skiing or hiking. Maybe you think of it as the home of the Mormon religion. SLC is both of those things and so much more. I had been to the state of Utah before to do some hiking however I never spent any time…
The Best Places to Eat in Bocas del Toro, Panama
Bocas Del Toro is an archipelago in northern Panama. A beach haven for surfers, yogis, and backpackers. It is a laid-back party town if ever a place existed. The streets are dirt roads, and the hotels all have their own docks. After spending a week in Panama City, it was quite the change. I wanted…
How to Spend a Weekend in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Eau Claire is said to be one of the best places to live in Wisconsin. It has a small town feel with big city amenities. With a focus on arts and a large University in the city it is obvious why this is a great place to lay down roots. With the amount of cheese…
What’s Happening at This Years New York City Food and Wine Festival
Have you ever been to the New York City Food and Wine Festival? I have lived in New York since I was a teenager and spend so much time eating in the city and yet I have never been. This year that will all change!
Puerto Rico: Explore the Central Mountains and Caguas
When people think of Puerto Rico they tend to think of San Juan. I get it, San Juan is a great city. Its colorful and vibrant. There is a lot to do and even more to eat. But Puerto Rico isn’t one thing.
Wichita: The Weekend Getaway You Never Thought You’d Take
Did you know Wichita is the largest city in Kansas? Or that it’s the 48th largest city in the U.S.? The population is now around 650,000. But this Mid-West city has roots that date back all the way to the 1860’s when it was once a trading out post during the “Wild West”. Nicknamed the…
3 Day Itinerary for Spokane, Washington
Everyone always thinks of Seattle when they think of Washington State. The sea, the mountains, Starbucks…but the other side of the state is just as wonderful and deserves more recognition. I knew very little about Spokane before I went. I love when a place can really surprise me. Spokane is located on the eastern side…












