Vermont's Food Scene August 11th, 2020 • by Katya d'Angelo Vermont is a proud agriculture and dairy state with an incredible tradition of fresh, local food, particularly cheese, apple and maple products, and locally-raised meat. There is also a large variety of local craft beer, hard cider, and even wine. We can eat pretty darn well here, and we are grateful for the plethora of… Read More »
The 'Layer Principle' explained August 5th, 2020 • by Matt Holmes Seasoned hikers and travelers will tell you that having the correct clothing is essential for an enjoyable trip. But if you’re new to active travel or aren’t sure your gear is working for you, let me explain the layering principle, so you’ll know what gear you need to buy and how to best use what you… Read More »
What to do in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi July 28th, 2020 • by Kristen Bernarsky When possible, exploring on foot is our favorite way to see a new destination! Of course, traffic in the major cities of Vietnam is a sight unto itself, so even crossing the street can be an adventure. For-hire transport options include taxis, motorbikes, and cyclos, and require a bit of bargaining ahead of time to… Read More »
Winter in Iceland Slideshow July 20th, 2020 • by Deborah Tobey Iceland: Northern Lights Adventure From the dancing colors above to the vast and stunning landscape here on earth, Iceland will not disappoint. Interested? Contact Deborah at 1-800-941-8010 or Deborah@boundlessjourneys.com.
Scotland's Most Beloved Festivals July 16th, 2020 • by Michelle Cournoyer Although the Highland Games may have originated in Ireland 3,000 years ago, they are now one of Scotland’s oldest and most treasured traditions, taking place in localities throughout the country. Equal parts athletic competition, heritage celebration, and community festival, they are a highlight in the Scottish calendar each summer. One of the main parts of any games are… Read More »