What to do in Venice December 14th, 2020 • by Katya d'Angelo Joining our Dolomites Hiking tour? We end in Venice, but don’t spend much time there as a group. Venice is a maze of canalside promenades, narrow alleys, and ornate bridges. In the summer, when crowds are at their peak, it’s fun to escape by ducking down empty alleys. It’s an island, so you can’t get… Read More »
7 Cultural Treasures of the World November 15th, 2020 • by Katya d'Angelo No exploration of a new destination is complete without interacting with and learning about the culture. Culture affects the landscape and vice versa. For us, a well-rounded, fulfilling journey means balancing time in nature with unique cultural encounters. Here are 7 of our favorite cultural treasures of the world: It’s impossible to describe the full… Read More »
What to do in Burlington, Vermont November 5th, 2020 • by Katya d'Angelo Downtown Burlington is a short distance from the airport, and the historic center can easily be managed on foot. Home to the University of Vermont and Champlain College, Burlington has a lively college-town vibe with plenty of fun shops and delicious restaurants. It’s easy to spend two days in town before, after, or bookending our… Read More »
New York Slideshow October 27th, 2020 • by Katya d'Angelo New York: Adirondack Mountains Escape Beloved for centuries by avid Northeastern hikers looking to delve into a vast and rustic wilderness, the Adirondack Mountains are a patchwork of primitive forests, preserved wildlands, and rural towns that spring to life in the warmer months. Interested? Contact Michelle at 1-800-941-8010 or michelle@boundlessjourneys.com.
Some Like it Hot (tub) October 22nd, 2020 • by Emily Trostel I love the water. One could even say, I live for the water. Not only is my house on a pond, but I often swim before work, kayak and canoe with my dogs, and usually plan personal trips to include being in, on, or near some type of water. One of the most tranquil and relaxing… Read More »