The Road Most (Knowledgeably) Traveled
A travel blog for the inexperienced traveler to help plan the trip of a lifetime
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 →
Have you ever wanted to take a weekend camping trip, but couldn’t decide on a location? Found all the typical campgrounds unexciting and similar? If yes, then I have a solution for you! Coudersport, Pennsylvania is home to some very unique state parks that I would highly recommend for your next weekend getaway. It is... Continue Reading →
---- a most popular day trip in Japan Kamakura is a perfect tourist destination for both Japanese and foreigners.“The center city of Japan in the medieval age, Kamakura is a historical town in Kanagawa prefecture which is known as ‘the Kyoto of Kanto region’” [1]. If you are planning a short getaway from Tokyo, Kamakura... Continue Reading →
With all that is happening in the world nowadays, everyone needs a weekend getaway every once in a while. What better place to unwind than on a boat at a lake near you! I am going to be planning this itinerary for Lake Wallenpaupack, and while that lake may not be close enough to you... Continue Reading →
My idea of a perfect weekend getaway is running off into the mountains to unwind lakeside. Lucky for me, my parents own a lake house at Lake Wallenpaupack up in the Poconos. One of the best parts about heading up to the lake is having the excuse to disconnect for the weekend. Although I rarely have... Continue Reading →
The Road Most (Knowledgeably) Traveled 