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Aerial view of a densely forested area with a single winding dirt road, perfect for New York road trips. A lone car drives along the path, surrounded by lush green trees and vegetation, offering a tranquil escape into nature.

Two Road Trips & Two Lakes in the New York Adirondacks

Only an Upstate New York road trip can pack ancient gorges and lovely little farm stores paired with epic Adirondack views around every turn. Read More

A Tale of Two Coasts: Sampling Both Sides of Florida on an Open Stretch of Road

A three-day road trip down the lower half of Florida’s Atlantic Coast, then across the northern section of the Everglades to the Gulf, means you get the best of both worlds: the East Coast’s waves and nightlife action and the Gulf Coast’s wildlife and sugar-sand beaches. Read More

Inside the New Sarasota Art Museum

What happens when you turn a historic high school campus into a world-class museum? You get the much-anticipated Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College. Read More

Top Things to Do in Clearwater/St. Petersburg from March through May

Only during these months in Clearwater and St. Pete, Florida, will you find MLB spring training, monarch butterflies galore, and a 10-day sand-sculpting festival. Read More

Aerial view of a sandy beach with waves reaching the shore. Blue and black umbrellas are evenly spaced in a row parallel to the water. The sea is a gradient of green and blue, and tire marks are visible on the sand.

Top Things to Do in Delray Beach/Boca Raton during March and Beyond

From mixology festivals to a little taste of Japan while you stroll, summers in Delray are classy, cultural affairs. Read More

New Year’s Resolutions You Can Accomplish…by Vacationing

Exercise more, learn a new skill, travel more. If these sound like your kind of New Year’s resolution ideas, then we’ve got the perfect ways you can actually accomplish them – while taking a vacation, to boot. Read More

Inside Sarasota’s Wood Street Studio

Across the country, more and more woodworkers are jumping on the urban lumber bandwagon by breathing new life into old wood destined for the dump. But only in Sarasota will you find an abundance of rare tree species and a man, named Dale Reike, who transforms it into stunning pieces that tell a unique story about this southwestern spot on the gulf. Read More