The bustling capitol city of Madison, Wisconsin offers visitors scenic beauty, cultural events, great food, and numerous opportunities for outdoor recreation. Home to the University of Madison, Bucky the Badger, squeaky cheese, and the Monona Lake Loop, Madison is one of the most bike-friendly cities I have visited in the United States! With multiple trails…
Explore the Lavender Fields of Wisconsin | New Life Lavender & Cherry Farm
Approaching their 10th season, New Life Lavender & Cherry Farm in Baraboo, Wisconsin offers visitors a unique experience. Just 40 miles north of Madison, WI, visitors can enjoy open fields of lavender, 8 acres of wildflowers, farm tours, wagon rides, and a beautiful farm store with gifts and sweet treats. If you are a fan of…
Bike Wisconsin’s Beautiful Northwoods – Heart of Vilas County Trail
Vilas County, Wisconsin is in the heart of the Northwoods of Wisconsin. This beautiful region of the state is filled with clean lakes, quiet stands of pine trees, calling loons, native wildflowers, and Northwoods peace. There are over 1,300 lakes in Vilas County – one of the largest concentrations of freshwater lakes in the world! One…
Explore the Beauty of Capulin Volcano National Monument, New Mexico
Have you ever hiked the rim of a volcanic crater? For most of us, the answer is no. Are you interested in exploring an ancient cinder cone volcano by car, or by foot? I encourage you to plan a visit to Capulin Volcano National Monument! Located in northeast New Mexico, this extinct cinder cone volcano is…
Explore Colorado’s Beautiful Dune Landscapes | Great Sand Dunes National Park
Have you ever wanted to immerse yourself in an environment that looks and feels like a foreign planet? To visualize hundreds of thousands of years of geologic time in one place? If your answer is yes, I highly recommend a visit to Great Sand Dunes National Park. Located at the base of the Sangre de Cristo…
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore | Explore the Beautiful Upper Peninsula
If you have never visited Michigan’s stunning Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, this is your sign to make it happen! Along Lake Superior’s southern shore near Munising, Michigan, beautiful 50-200 foot sandstone cliffs stretch for over 15 miles. These sedimentary sandstone cliffs are composed of minerals such as iron oxide, copper, manganese, and limonite deposited during…
America’s Little Switzerland | Authentic Swiss Culture in New Glarus, Wisconsin
The charming town of New Glarus is located 28 miles southwest of Madison, Wisconsin, within the rolling topography of the Driftless Region. New Glarus is a unique, historic, and picturesque town known as “America’s Little Switzerland”. Home to 2,200 residents, this scenic town boasts Swiss-style chalet architecture, family-owned shops, the 24-mile point-to-point Sugar River State…
Bike Wisconsin’s Beautiful Driftless Region | Sugar River State Trail
Wisconsin is home to a variety of picturesque landscapes, in large part shaped by the receding glaciers of the last Ice Age. Over the millennia, glacial ice scoured the land, leaving behind unique landforms such as glacial moraines, kettles, kames, drumlins and eskers that dot the landscape. While such glacial deposits are common in the…
Fusing Food & Yooper Culture in Michigan’s Beautiful Upper Peninsula
Do you have plans to visit Marquette, Michigan? Located on the southern shore of Lake Superior, Marquette Michigan is the largest city in the Upper Peninsula. Home to 20,000 residents, the city is historically known for the shipping of iron ore through the Marquette Iron Range. Marquette is also home to Northern Michigan University, a public…
Explore Lake Michigan’s Beautiful Southern Shore | Kenosha HarborMarket
Market season has arrived in the Great Lakes region! If you’re looking for a vibrant farmer’s market with fresh, seasonal produce, locally-made treats, arts and crafts, fresh artisan breads and cheeses, live music, all with the backdrop of one of our beautiful Great Lakes….HarborMarket in Kenosha Wisconsin, is the place to be along Lake Michigan’s southern…