Tucked away in the spectacular Adirondack Mountains of northeastern New York State, Saranac Lake has hosted the Winter Carnival since 1897, taking full advantage of its snow-covered canvas and icy air temperatures. 10 days of events, competitions, music, and plain, old winter festival fun for young and old alike.
I wrap up my three-part series on Indiana this week with the southern region. Southern Indiana is somewhat distinguishable from the rest: you start hearing y’all a bit more, there are rolling hills, and basketball becomes an even bigger deal. Southern Indiana is wrapped in bucolic landscapes, history, and small-town Indiana culture. So that’s what…
This week, I continue the three-part series on my home state by looking at the Central Inddiana region. Moving south from The North provides a different kind of sensory experience, while also containing overlapping themes. The North has sandy dunes, Amish Country, and roaming plains. But it also boasts college towns holding prestigious institutions like…
In the spirit of celebrating the independence of the United States, we have an awesome new series from Keegan Roembke on his home state in Indiana which will extend our “My Own Backyard” series through the month of July! Check back in each week for new travel posts in our own backyard!
Our new local featured travelers are David and Alessandra, a couple from the United States and Canada who are currently traveling around North America while working on the road in their Winnebago “Hillbilly Hilton”. They are currently traveling through Utah (in our own backyard)! Be sure to check out their Instagram @travelerswhisper
We often share the stories of travelers leaving the United States to explore other countries, but what about those leaving their home countries to travel through the United States? Monique and David, from the United Kingdom, are currently traveling through the United States with their kids and a camper trailer in tow. @mattyadventure