Cold Spring is one of my favorite small towns in New York, surrounded by jaw-dropping beauty and unique history. Located along the Hudson River, you can easily spend the day exploring the downtown, Hudson River or venturing off into the local hiking trails and nature preserves. Cold Spring is also just 50 miles north of…
Ice skating in New York City is a winter tradition that offers both locals and tourists a uniquely exciting outdoor experience. With numerous icerinks in NYC, there are plenty of options throughout the five boroughs, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned skater. From the iconic Rockefeller Center rink to the stunning waterfront views at…
New Orleans has some of the country’s most highly-rated museums and galleries. Due to it’s location, many disctint cultures have grown and blended in Southern Louisiana to create the vibrant New Orleans we know today. Some museums are large enough to spend an entire day at, while other smaller attractions can be paired together on…
When most think of Arizona, images of desert landscapes and towering red rocks immediately come to mind. However, you may be surprised to learn that Arizona is also home to a variety of stunning waterfalls. From the cool, lush falls to cerulean-blue cascades, Arizona’s waterfalls can offer a unique and refreshing escape from the heat…
Winter in New York City is a magical time of the year, with plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation, cultural events, and unique indoor activities. With the right warm attire, the NYC winter should not deter you from having fun. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, here are some of the most fun and…
Welcome to Niagara Falls, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world and also a region that spans two countries, several towns, and countless attractions. With so much to see and do in the Niagara Falls area, it’s no wonder that travelers from all over the world flock to this region to experience its…
The vast state of New York is often tucked behind the shadow of New York City, one of the world’s biggest metropolises. But did you know that NYC is less than 1% of New York State’s landmass? Yet 64% of the NY population lives in NYC? That often leaves many of us New Yorkers hungry…
The City of Good Neighbors is often known more specifically for the invention of the pizza counterpart, the buffalo wing, but as Upstate New York’s most famous city, it offers so much more. One of those things is providing a jumping-off point for travelers to explore not only other parts of Western New York, but…
Southern Louisiana is a special region of breathtaking natural beauty and rich multicultural heritage. And what better starting point for exploring this diverse region than New Orleans, one of the most iconic American cities? From New Orleans, there are countless day trips available that will allow you to immerse yourself in the unique landscapes, history,…
Traveling can be a challenge for those of us with autoimmune diseases and other chronic illnesses. However, with some planning and preparation, it is possible to enjoy a worry-free trip. Here are some of my top tips on how to make traveling with autoimmune diseases, such as fibromyalgia, a little easier. My Personal Story My…