
Wine Tasting in Philadelphia: Montgomery County Wine Trail
Wine tasting In Philadelphia can and should be done! The guide to the Montgomery Country Wine Trail helps to uncork the region.

Wine tasting In Philadelphia can and should be done! The guide to the Montgomery Country Wine Trail helps to uncork the region.

A Guide to Bucks County Wine Trail in Pennsylvania Thirty-five miles north of downtown Philadelphia sits the Bucks County Wine Trail, made up of eight Pennsylvania wineries. The wineries themselves are within a few miles of one another, making it an easy wine country escape with ample sipping opportunities. While it’s only eight Pennsylvania wineries –

Your Guide to Wine Tasting in Philadelphia & the Brandywine Artisan Wine Trail With geography, climate and growing conditions that mirror those of the Bordeaux Region in France, southeastern Pennsylvania – near Philadelphia – continues to emerge as a major force in America’s wine industry. In fact, Pennsylvania wines as a whole are making steady
By Contributing Writer, Louise Brown For most people, winter may not be the ideal time to visit Toronto especially if you’re not used to the cold. Canada in general is a cold place and the temperatures can be unforgiving for newbies. However, in Toronto, there are still many things you can do. It may require

Did you know Texas is roughly the same size as the country of France. Here are 14 fun facts every wine lover should know about Texas. Cheers!

Planning a getaway to Willamette Valley, Oregon’s wine country? This itinerary will keep you focused and provide some top tasting experiences at wineries in Willamette Valley.

Boise is in the heart of the Snake River Valley AVA, Idaho’s largest wine region. There are several wine districts and wine trails to sip in.

The Texas Hill Country has become top wine destination to visit. Carpe Travel has rounded up the best Texas Hill Country wineries to visit for your getaway.

Carpe Travel editor’s review of the Mifold, portable booster seat along with feedback from what the kids think.

By Marie Nieves, guest contributor The Cayman Islands are rich in natural wonders, diverse wildlife, lovely beaches and exciting activities that will make your family vacation relaxing, thrilling and educational. When you travel with kids, one thing is sure – unpredictability. No matter how well you’ve planned your vacation, who knows where your kids will

There is a lot to sip in when visiting the Cape Winelands, including amazing wineries and hikes. Carpe Travel has paired both for you here.

All 50 of the United States produce wine, making a wine country vacation easy. Here are our top U.S. wine cities to sip in.
By Mike McLeish Some of the world’s best cycling routes also happen to pass through some of the most beautiful wine growing areas. If you love globe-trotting on a bike and perhaps sipping on taste a glass of wine on the way, you are going to be spoilt for choice. From the world-famous wine growing

By Iben Ayad, Founder of Outdoor Times When people think of New York many automatically think of skyscrapers and crowded city streets. There is a lot more to New York including some of the most beautiful and wide open spaces. That is the very reason why so many visit this states many campgrounds each year

Everyone needs a refresher on packing strategies, especially for longer trips. Here are some fundamental packing strategies to apply.

Sleeping on an airplane can be quite a feat, we have 15 tips and tricks that can help even the lightest of sleepers.

Luxury, seclusion, nature at its finest – all on Oahu’s fabled North Shore Aloha! On our first trip to the Hawaiian Islands we visited both the island of Oahu and the Big Island. Prior to our visit The Husband made one request for our first stop on Oahu – “to stay in one place and

What are some of the best ways to earn points for travel? It’s a question I’m often asked and one with so many answers. For my family, earning loyalty reward points we can redeem for travel has become a gateway to almost free travel. Ok, it’s more like discounted travel…but still. We’ve used travel rewards

This post was created in collaboration with Hotel Planner. Pittsburgh is regularly considered one of the most livable cities in the world, given its active communities, parks, museums, economy, rich history, and everything else it has to offer. With this, one would assume that Pittsburgh is also one of the cities people should most visit.

What better way to celebrate Earth Day this week than to highlight eco-friendly adventures and unplugged escapes throughout Mother Nature’s playground, otherwise known as Colorado. Throughout Colorado, businesses have worked to develop programs that protect and nurture the environment, and help visitors do their part by immersing themselves in environmentally friendly accommodations, dining experiences and
From historical icons to the culinary and sports scenes, there are so many things to do in Philadelphia with kids. Carpe Travel has the MUST DO list here.

The distinct culture, deep-rooted history and magnetic energy of Brooklyn make it one of the most beloved and revered destinations in America. All you need to know is in this Brooklyn Travel Guide.

San Juan has a lot to offer kids of all ages, even if those kids happen to be adults. Carpe Travel has narrowed it down to 11 top things to do with kids in San Juan.

Free things to do in Cape Cod, they do exist… By Contributing Writer, Alice Ross with Travelista Cape Cod is one of the most popular summer destinations in the United States. Although visiting Cape Cod during the other time of the year would also be a fun experience, summertime offers the most diverse things to do

Memories and experience last a lifetime. This list of places to take kids in Colorado – before they grow up – will help you get out there and make some.

This post is originally from IHG’s Miami Travel Guide. Miami, with world class beaches, vibrant Latin influences and gorgeous Art Deco architecture is the ultimate destination for a beach vacation. You’ll find relaxation, trendy nightclubs, amazing cuisine, cutting-edge art galleries and plenty of culture, and there are great hotels in Miami near it all. Things

Carpe Travel has had the privilege to interview several amazing winemakers, this Valentine’s Day we shares the details on when they fell in love with wine.

By Hans Ebenman, Contributing Writer Visiting Denver soon? Looking for some rooftop bars and restaurants with amazing views of the Rocky Mountains? The Rooftop Guide has rounded-up the best rooftop bars from all over the world, including Denver. Here’s our list of the best rooftop bars in Denver. Los Chingones Mexican food, cozy atmosphere, might

By Tom Masters, Contributing Writer Santa Cruz is well-known for being the “birthplace” of surfing and hosting more than 20 luxurious miles of sandy shoreline where surfers gather to hit the waves. You may be surprised to hear that just like Napa Valley and other popular wine worthy areas of the country, Santa Cruz is

Family friendly hotel in Breckenridge? The Marriott Residence Inn Breckenridge is excellent and affordable. See Carpe Travel’s editors review.

As a parent the work never stops, even on a vacation. There’s little people who need to be fed. Activities to be planned that make everyone happy. Backpacks, snacks, water bottles and epi pens to keep up with. Playing lifeguard at the pool when all you really want to do is sit and sip a
By Chris Price, Contributing Writer When it comes to traveling, many couples would rather leave the kids at home than drag them along for the ride. There are some pretty good reasons to leave children with grandparents or other trusted family members or friends when traveling. These include reduced expenses and some nice alone time

Colorado is synonymous with winter. In fact, the state is one of the top winter destinations in the world, but it’s not just a winter snow skiing and boarding destination. Across the state, hotels, lodges, ranches and even yurts have elevated their offerings to appease guests and create an unforgettable winter vacation, many of which

While you may be a pro-traveler when it comes to roaming the U.S., traveling abroad is a different experience.

Carpe Travel sits down with Melanie Krause of Cinder Wines to learn and sip in more of Idaho’s wine region.

Carpe Travel sits down with Earl Sullivan with Telaya Wine in Idaho for its series, Interview with a Winemaker.

New Orleans creepiest places to catch the paranormal As the home of Jazz, Cajun food, and the yearly Mardis Gras celebration, New Orleans has a special place in American culture. Yet aside from these well-known customs, The Big Easy has also become notorious for legends of the paranormal. While walking the French Quarter, visitors can

There is more than potatoes in Idaho, think wine – good wine. Recommendations on where to sip, stay and things to do in the Idaho wine region.

Carpe Travel sits down with Robin Akhurst of Clos Pegase Winery in Napa Valley for its series, Interview with a Winemaker.

Any resort that has survived 40+ years is doing something right. This in-depth review of Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado Springs tells/shows you why.

The Denver Mint is one of the few Mints in the United States that offers tours. Our editor – and her kids – share their full review.

It’s summer and we’re back in Colorado for the next few months. As the summer temperatures continue to rise, finding activities to beat the heat is key. Yes, the pool, white water rafting, paddle boarding and escaping to the high country top my list but they’re not always do-able, especially on a Thursday afternoon. Enter

It’s no secret the state of Washington has been producing exceptional wines for decades. Here are five wineries are proving to be some of the best.

This post has been updated since its original posting on August, 2014. Do you like to hike? What about see live theatre performances? Did you know you can do both at the same time? Arts in the Open, formally known as Colorado Theatre-Hikes combines the two – an outdoor hike with amazing views paired with

Carpe Travel is talking wine with Jessica Munnell, the winemaker at Mercer Estates for its Interview with a Winemaker series.
Winter in Steamboat Springs, Colorado may be filled with skiing, sleigh rides, sledding and snowmobiling but summer has even more activities to offer. Hot Springs. Rafting. Camping. Biking. Hiking. And more… Given that hiking tops our list of family summer activities in Colorado I’ve rounded up seven easy Steamboat Springs hiking trails that are perfect

Carpe Travel sits down with Leo Hanson with Stuhlmuller Vineyards and Leo Steen Wines for its Interview with a Winemaker Series.

Carpe Travel presents a list of the MUST VISIT wineries in Napa Valley & Sonoma County based off recommendations from locals in the wine industry. Thank amazing wine finds!

Go Green Travel Tips: Hitting the beach? 10 fun and easy beach clean-up ideas every beach-goer can do to have a hand in protecting the beaches they love.

Planning ahead can be worth it, especially for Napa Valley wine tasting experiences. Some Napa winery reservations are so worth making.