Southwest Airlines expanded its schedule for next summer with new routes to the Caribbean, Orlando, Mexico, and more.
‘Stick Season’ Has Gone To The Dogs In New England
09.10.2023 - 13:45 / forbes.com / New England
According to the popular Noah Kahan song, Stick Season is named for a term that was used by some of the older folks in the town he grew up in to describe this really miserable time of year when it's just kind of gray and cold, and there's no snow yet and the beauty of the foliage is done.
This year, several New England hotels are taking back 'stick season' and rolling out the red carpet for savvy travelers and their furry friends, who can take advantage of cost-friendly off-season rates, as well as fewer crowds, perfect for some off-leash fun, and of course, stick fetching.
Woodstock Inn & Resort (Woodstock, Vermont)
Once Vermont's famous foliage season ends, it becomes a playground for pups. To ensure travelers' furry friends have a fun and stay safe, the idyllic Woodstock Inn & Resort has debuted a "Doggy Hiking Concierge" to help visitors navigate Woodstock's 60 miles of interconnected trails and pathways that wind through the Woodstock Village, nearby meadows and woodlands, scenic vistas and rural countrysides. In addition to pointing you in the direction of Woodstock's best dog-friendly hikes, they're ready to provide helpful hints and supplies to make the hiking trip one to remember. Once back at the Inn, pups can curl up on a comfy Orvis dog bed and enjoy a cookie or two before settling in for a good night's sleep.
The Brenton (Newport, Rhode Island)
One of the newest editions to the ever-glitzy Newport coast, The Brenton Hotel, debuted in 2020 with 57 sumptuously-appointed rooms and suites. The property is redefining Gilded Age luxury with Bilgari amenities, the Salt Spa and even a 36 foot Hinckley Picnic Boat ready to whisk guests away at a moment's notice for a private harbor escape. Their new "Morning Pup Crawl" package is a "bed and barkfast" offer that provides pet parents with a custom, hand-painted map indicating dog-friendly parks, water fountains and, of course, fire hydrants. After returning from their morning stroll, pets and owners alike will receive a five-star breakfast of their choice in their room and enjoy late check out and a waived pet fee. The Brenton's standard Top Dog Menu is also available, featuring doggy dishes like salmon and sweet potato along with grilled chicken and rice. The hotel also partners with local Lucky Dog Resort to provide pet concierge services like sitting and walking.
The Admiral's Inn (Ogunquit, Maine)
Ogunquit's scenic beach areas are a favorite among New England beach goers in the summer, and starting in September through March, dogs are allowed to romp along the coast with their traveling companions. The Admiral's Inn stays open until the New Year and offers a "Barks and Beaches" package. When staying two or more nights, the hotel will
The website maxtravelz.com is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.
Top Autors
Popular Topics
cntraveler.com
23.10.2023 / 15:49
The Best Things to Do in Vermont, From Lake Champlain Islands to the State's Pastoral South
Whoopie pies probably won't save humankind. But a stop at DonnaSue Bakes + Cooks in Vermont's Champlain Islands is sure to boost your faith in humanity. As soon as my mom and I see the large handwritten letters spelling out “PIE” on a sun-faded shed off Route 2 in the town of Grand Isle, we hit the brakes on our bikes. A sign next to a Betsy Ross flag informs us that Sunday business hours are “by chance.”
lonelyplanet.com
19.10.2023 / 12:15
It’s not too late to take a fall road trip at these 10 national parks
Summer trips through the USA’s national parks are a rite of passage. But what if someone told you they’re at their best a couple of months later?
travelandleisure.com
18.10.2023 / 23:33
This U.S. Airport Saw the Highest Spike in Flight Prices Over the Past Year
As air travel millions of Americans made their way back to the skies — in what may have been a few years — a new report shares how airfare for flights out of certain airports were impacted from last year to this year,
insider.com
18.10.2023 / 17:03
Photos show what it's like to visit Maine's Acadia National Park in the fall, from jam-packed parking lots to crystal-clear waters
Visiting Acadia National Park, located on Mount Desert Island off the coast of Maine, has been at the top of my dream destination list for years. It's also one of the busiest national parks in the country, with nearly 4 million visitors last year.
insider.com
17.10.2023 / 20:23
I took a $53 Amtrak ride from Boston to Maine for the first time. I'm already planning to do it again for 7 reasons.
There's something special about taking a train ride. Maybe it's the feeling of being leisurely transported to a distant city — or the scenic views you can only get from an expansive train window.
travelandleisure.com
16.10.2023 / 15:45
These Are the Best Flight Paths to See the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse, According to Southwest
There will be plenty of spots across the United States to watch the next total solar eclipse in 2024, but one of the best viewing spots may be from the sky.
travelandleisure.com
13.10.2023 / 17:43
American Airlines Announces 2024 Service From New York to Cape Cod, Canada, Maine, and More
American Airlines is gearing up for the new year with several new flight routes to popular summer destinations in 2024.
travelandleisure.com
13.10.2023 / 12:53
A 'Ring of Fire' Eclipse Will Be Visible Across the U.S. This Weekend — What to Know
This Saturday, Oct. 14, a “ring of fire” annular eclipse will dim the skies above a narrow ribbon of the Americas, from the western U.S. intoMexico and Central andSouth America, and this event is worth traveling for. Saturday’s spectacle — one of the country’s most hyped astronomical events of 2023 — will be the last annular eclipse to create a ring-of-fire effect above the contiguous U.S. until 2046.
forbes.com
11.10.2023 / 15:35
Take In Fall Foliage Through These Glamping Stays
From hiking and walking to railroad trips and biking routes, there are different ways to immersive oneself within fall foliage. Here’s one more – staying within nature through glamping. While summertime is often a booking season for glamping resorts, staying within them in autumn can be really spectacular.
nationalgeographic.com
11.10.2023 / 13:02
Following the Chowder Trail in Nova Scotia
“Chowder has always been here,” says Emily Haynes. “It isn’t just a dish for Nova Scotians — it’s who we are.” The executive director of Taste of Nova Scotia, an association that promotes businesses that champion local ingredients, Emily is taking me for a blustery coastal stroll along the Bay of Fundy. “Chowder was shipboard food,” she says as we pass fishing boats stranded on the bay’s muddy bottom; the Atlantic inlet between the Canadian Maritime provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick is home to the world’s highest tides. “Fishermen would cook salt cod or fresh catch with salt pork in hot water, then ship’s biscuits were added as a thickener. It was a tasty meal that could feed a whole ship from one pot.”
thepointsguy.com
08.10.2023 / 22:03
Breeze beefs up presence in Florida and New York with new winter route
Breeze Airways is adding a new route from Long Island, New York.