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Month: July 2018
8 Reasons Hiking Is Healthy
Get Out On Your Favorite Hiking Trail TODAY Health Benefits Accrued From Hiking Text by Elizabeth Mathu, guest blogger for https://joanmatsuitravelwriter.com Edited by Joan Mead-Matsui, publisher Beat Boredom and Refresh There is nothing that gets the boredom and refreshes your mind more than a refreshingly cool time in the woods. The challenging trails, rough terrains,…
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in Anthracite Heritage, Art and Culture, art of travel, Bike Loan Programs, Carbondale Lodging, Cycling, Endless Mountains lodging, Family Travel, Fishing Destinations, Fitness, Fly Fishing Destinations, Fly Fishing Lodge, Global Tourism, Hiking, Hotels with bike-loan programs, Lifestyle, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Family Pet Friendly Lodging, Pennsylvania Outdoor Activities, Places to eat in Northeastern Pennsylvania, shop, Tips to plan a bike trip abroad, Travel Services, Traveler InformationBikeCarbondale: Along the History Trail HOTEL ANTHRACITE GUESTS PEDAL BACK IN TIME Up-Valley Trail System Connected A NEW stretch of trail in Northeastern Pennsylvania offers residents and visitors one-and-a-half miles of compacted terrain that’s ideal for jogging, walking, and cycling. The Carbondale Riverwalk opened in May (2018) and on a late spring afternoon, adults and…
The Tailwater Lodge is a fly angler’s haven
Only steps away from The Tailwater Lodge is a lush, green shoreline along the Salmon River. Tom Fernandez was traveling to fish in the lower fly zone of the Salmon River when he saw a “for sale” sign on the former Altmar Elementary School.
Travel: On the Viking Trail in Canada
The outstanding photography and Lori Erickson’s descriptions beckon me to visit Newfoundland. Let me know your thoughts or experiences if you’ve visited the Viking Trail or a few reasons why you’d want to see the 270-mile route. The words “picturesque fishing villages, dramatic fjords and mountains, and sweeping sea vistas framed by a rocky coastline” were…
St. Augustine: Epic Adventures
Throughout the guide, you’ll find a brief history, a noteworthy quote to inspire you, and a local tip. Fort Castillo de San Marcos, for example, is one of the best places to view the sunrise and the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States. They refer to Creekside Dinery as a hidden gem nestled…
Best Wilderness Survival Tips
Lost and Stranded How fast can the average Grizzly Bear run and what can you do to avoid an encounter with one? Author and full-time journalist Timothy Sprinkle wants you to be safe in the wilderness if you are “Lost and Stranded.” The Best Wilderness Survival Tips delves into what you should do if you…
Japanese Culture Before You Go
“Japanese Culture Before You Go” gives you all the reasons you need to learn more about the Japanese and what to expect when you visit. This post is a work in progress. Japan is a country that cannot be described in a few paragraphs. Japanese culture is complex and deeply rooted in traditions. If a trip…
Moveable Feasts: The Growing World of Culinary Travel
One of today’s most powerful niches is culinary travel—whether that involves a food-related activity or two, or a longer trip focused entirely on food and wine. Given its ever-growing popularity, culinary travel shouldn’t be hard to sell, but agents still need to know the best way to break into the niche.
