Archive for Category: "West"
Wheelchair Accessible San Antonio: The River Walk & Beyond
Historic cities often pose unique challenges for accessible travel. Our accessible experts Barbara and Jim Twardowski travel to San Antonio to navigate the Alamo and beyond with Barabar’s electric wheelchair and report back on the city’s challenges and rewards. Lush green foliage and 300-year-old oak trees shade the meandering sidewalks and foot bridges that border [...]
Voluntourism Spotlight: Tauck in Yellowstone & Grand Teton
In this week’s Voluntourism Spotlight, we learn more about Tauck’s Guest Volunteer programs in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. Find out why Tauck has been honored with the Preserve America Presidential Award, as well as the U.S Department of Interior’s “Take Pride in America” National Award. Then check back every Wednesday for more voluntourism [...]
Skip the Slopes: What to Do If You Don’t Ski In Colorado
Skiing in Colorado may be the the main attraction, but it’s not the only thing to do. If you’re looking for a new way to enjoy adventure in the high, snow-covered peaks and crisp sunny days, Dena Braun-Roché shares six snowy activities you can do beyond skiing. While everyone knows Colorado is ski bum nirvana, [...]
Slideshow: A Foodie’s Tour Through Spokane, Washington
Is “farm to table” a buzzword or a way of life? Foodie adventurer David Latt, explores Spokane, Washington and ventures into Northern Idaho to see how this part of the country has transformed itself to embrace the farm-to-table movement. Food trends are often subject to hype. “Farm-to-table” leads to images of a farmer driving [...]
Peter Greenberg’s Top 8 Destinations for 2012
It’s the start of the year so tourism officials around the world are pushing hard to become the next big destination. Don’t be swayed by glossy brochures and snazzy websites. Instead find out where you can find real value and memorable experiences. Peter’s top 8 destinations for 2012 include countries that are opening up to [...]
Travel Deals: Skiing, Snowboarding & More
Snow is on the ground at ski resorts across the country. And it’s not just about skiing or snowboarding. There’s snowshoeing, dog sledding, snow kite-boarding and more. Check out these new activities and some of this season’s hottest ski deals. Ski Value―West Coast Located just 18 miles from Yellowstone National Park, the luxury ski resort [...]
A Local’s Guide to Fishing and Hunting
Central Oregon is a playground for lovers of the great outdoors. This high desert region is positioned next to the Cascade Mountains and has more than 150 rivers and lakes. Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio recently broadcast from the Brasada Ranch in Central Oregon. Check out Peter’s interview with local columnist and avid outdoorsman, Gary Lewis, [...]
Car-Free Ways to Explore Santa Fe, New Mexico
As fall cools the Southwest, now is the time to consider leaving your car behind and setting out on a walking, biking or even a completely car-free vacation. Jamie Stringfellow, co-founder of WeekendWalk.com, offers up guided and self-guided car-free adventures in our country’s oldest capital. Santa Fe, the second-oldest incorporated city in the country, also [...]
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