The Road Most (Knowledgeably) Traveled
A travel blog for the inexperienced traveler to help plan the trip of a lifetime
Thanksgiving- my favorite holiday. Well, my favorite holiday MOST years. In 2010, I experienced the worst Thanksgiving imaginable. I found it only appropriate to share my misfortunes, as to warn you and help you avoid an equally terrible Thanksgiving. Tip #1: DO NOT FLY ON THANKSGIVING In 2010, my younger brother's godfather James was getting... Continue Reading →
This past summer, in June, I took my first trip north to Boston, Massachusetts for a weekend getaway. Since it was founded in 1630, Boston is known for the Freedom Trail, which highlights Boston's role in the American Revolution. The city is also known for Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox, and Boston... Continue Reading →
Pittsburgh, Boston, Philadelphia, New York City, Nashville, Chicago, Los Angeles. No matter the city, we need to learn the best ways to survive even just one day in the jungle of tall buildings and crowds of people. Each city is a little different, but there are basics that you can follow when it comes to... Continue Reading →
In 2017, I graduated from high school, which meant that my friends were just days away from our “senior week” trip to Ocean City Maryland. Since many of us were student athletes and couldn’t fit a part-time job into our schedules, we didn’t have a lot of money to go towards a week-long trip at... Continue Reading →
In 2017, my friends and I took a trip to Ocean City Maryland (OCMD) for a very low cost. Going into the trip, it seemed like the perfect set up for us to come out with only positive memories from a perfect trip. "Perfect," and cheap. At the end of the trip I learned one thing,... Continue Reading →
With Halloween just around the corner, the cool weather making its way into the area, and the leaves falling from the tree, it is time for every college student to be wishing for their childhood memories of trick-or-treating and pumpkin carving. While trick-or-treating is nearly out of the question, and pumpkin carving is difficult to do... Continue Reading →
Happy (early) Halloween! What better time for a fun, spooky, nostalgic three day trip than during the spookiest month of the year: October! If you think back to your childhood memories, during the great month of October, we trick-or-treated, carved silly faces into pumpkins, visited corn mazes and haunted houses AND we all watched Disney and... Continue Reading →
Imagine you’re lying down on your favorite beach towel. The warm sun dances across your back, white sand is beneath your toes. Fifteen feet from you is the entrance to the resort pool. You can hear the sound of children playing in the water, and adults gossip about people back home who weren’t as fortunate... Continue Reading →
In the summer of 2015, my high school sent fourteen students and five adult chaperones to the Dominican Republic for a ten day service trip. To take a similar service trip as I did four years ago, follow the below itinerary- starting with how to get there. Note: Hotels are not included due to the... Continue Reading →
The Road Most (Knowledgeably) Traveled 