There are active ways to enjoy the city’s charms while working off its more indulgent attractions. New Orleans’ flat terrain and pleasant climate are both ideal for bike rides, jogs and walking. So go ahead, enjoy that second beignet. You’ll work it off soon enough.
Heaven meets earth in St. Lucia, where two volcanic spires rise sharply from the sea higher than 2,400 feet each. Petit Piton and Gros Piton are a stunning sight from both land and sea, but for the ultimate thrill, you’ve got to conquer the climb.
If you’re waiting for the heat to subside before you visit Houston, you may be waiting a while – but rising temperatures do nothing to keep the locals down. Art, culture and food that’s to die for is abound in this Texas metropolis, and we’re rounding up some of our best bets for beating the heat and having a blast.
Sarasota by land is impressive on its own, but to truly appreciate this area’s natural beauty, you must venture by kayak into its waterways.
San Diego’s sheer number of hiking trails and bars means two equally respectable activities can collide. Here’s a roundup of our favorite trails and the top bars to hit up post-hike.
Craggy fjords, wide glaciers and endless mountains draw visitors from around the world to Alaska, but next time you’re here, save a little time for checking out the people, too.
