• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content

Active Travel Experiences

Active Wine Experiences

  • Travel Adventures
  • Wine & Food Adventures
    • Wine Events
    • Wine Regions
    • Food & Wine
  • Destinations
  • About Us
  • About You
  • Contact Us

North America

South America

Central America / Carribean

Europe

Asia

Africa

Australia / Oceania

Antartica

Find your interest!

Use the checkboxes below to filter through all of our posts based on destination, activity, or interest. Use the + symbol to open a category and see all the sub-categories.

Activities

What to Do Around Moab Utah

June 24, 2022 Leave a Comment

Moab Utah is another part of eastern Utah known for its dramatic scenery. But that wasn’t always the case. Moab’s economy was originally based on agriculture but gradually shifted to mining, particularly uranium. As the cold war ended, the diminished need for uranium resulted in closed mines and empty houses. But then came the tourists. […]

Filed Under: Dining, Featured-City, Hiking, Hotels, Hotels, Moab, Nature & Hiking, Restaurants, Utah, Wine/Wineries Tagged With: Arches National Park, Spanish Valley Vineyards

Exploring Utah’s Monument Corner Region

June 22, 2022 Leave a Comment

Butts, mesas, red rocks. The Utah monument corner region in southeastern Utah has it all. It s numerous state parks and national monuments in the area are well worth a visit. Come explore with us the ones that we did visit. Goosenecks State Park Goosenecks State Park provides a viewpoint where you can see an […]

Filed Under: Dining, Featured-City, Hiking, Hotels, Hotels, Monticello, Nature & Hiking, Restaurants, Utah Tagged With: Bears Ears National Monument, Canyonland National Park, Gooseneck State Park, Horsecollar Ruins, Island in the Sky, Island nin the Sky, Natural Bridges National Monument, Needles, Newspaper Rock, Upheaval Dome

What to do in Tri-Cities Washington

June 20, 2022 Leave a Comment

As the name suggests, Tri-Cities Washington consists largely of three mid-sized cities that border each other: Pasco, Kennewick (the largest of the three), and Richland (the smallest). While we wouldn’t normally visit the Tri-Cities, we were there for a conference. And since we were there, we spent some time getting to know the area. The …

Filed Under: Dining, Featured-City, Hotels, Hotels, Kennewick, Restaurants, Richland, Tri-Cities, Wine Tastings Tagged With: Barnard Griffin Winery, Bartholomew Winery, Goose Ridge, Grand Coulee Dam, J. Bookwalter Winery, Manhattan Project, Manhattan Project National Historical Park, Monarcha Winery, REACH Museum

Get to Know Walla Walla Valley Wine Region

June 19, 2022 Leave a Comment

Wine and Walla Walla Valley In the 1840s French fur trappers began settling around a Hudson Bay Company’s trading post. Italian and German settlers followed in the 1850s. Drawing on their home country’s heritage, settlers planted grapes (mostly concord and island belle, rather than vinifera) to make sweet wine for personal consumption. The wine industry […]

Filed Under: Destinations, Dining, Featured-City, Restaurants, Walla Walla, Wine Region, Wine Tastings, Wine/Wineries Tagged With: Canoe Ridge Vineyard, Heritage by L’Ecole Wine Bar, L'Ecole #41, Seven Hills Vineyard, Spring Valley Vineyard, The Walls Vineyard, Woodware Canyon Winery

Jean-Michel Basquiat Exhibition

June 24, 2022 Leave a Comment

It shows his evolution from an underground street artist to one who enjoyed international acclaim–acclaim that was more in Europe and Asia than in his native America during his lifetime and for several years after his untimely death. Jean-Michel Basquiat Childhood Jean-Michel Basquiat was born in December 1960 to a Haitian father and Puerto Rican […]

Filed Under: Art, Destinations, Highlighted Activity, Museums, New York City Tagged With: Jean-Michel Basquiat

Whitney Museum of American Art

June 14, 2022 Leave a Comment

The Whitney Museum of American Art was founded in 1930 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. In 2015, it moved to its current beautiful building in New York City meatpacking district. We were lucky enough to get tickets on the opening day. Since then, we try to stop by every time we are in town to see […]

Filed Under: Art, Featured-City, Museums, New York City Tagged With: Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Whitney Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art

  • Go to page 1
  • Go to page 2
  • Go to page 3
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Go to page 114
  • Go to Next Page »