Smugglers’ Notch is a year-round vacation village and family resort in Vermont, close to Stowe. It’s about a 6 hour drive from NYC, 4 hours from Boston and 2 hours from Montreal. If you fly in, the Burlington airport is about an hour’s drive to the resort. Accommodations The village comprises
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Discover the Wilburton Inn in Manchester, Vermont
The Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach
Montréal – A City Of Art and Design
Designated as a UNESCO City of Design, Montréal is a city of cutting edge architecture and style, a city of arts and festivals, a city of diversity and cultural richness, an historic city that keeps reinventing itself. Montréal is a vibrant destination where the French and English worlds coexist and thrive,
Sail around Manhattan with the Classic Harbor Line
Discover New York City's harbor, skyline and monuments aboard Classic Harbor Line old-world-style yachts. Their newest yacht, the beautiful Manhattan II, is appointed with glass walls, gleaming teak decks and mahogany finishes. Classic Harbor Line features several sightseeing trips including romantic sunset cruises, architecture tours, brunch sailings, fireworks on 4th of
Living it up at the W South Beach Hotel
The Hermitage Club in Southern Vermont
When the ski gods smile and a carpet of white snow covers Vermont’s green mountains, thousands of skiers and snowboarders pack their gear and head to the slopes. On weekends, however, visitors find themselves spending time on long lift lines rather than the powdered trails. Entrepreneurs Jim and Donna Barnes had
Visiting California’s Monterey Peninsula
The Monterey Peninsula, located just a couple of hours drive South of San Francisco, is blessed with a dramatic coastline, sprawling beaches, rolling hills and woodlands. The Bay area is home to popular tourist attractions such as the charming city of Carmel by the Sea, historic Monterey, as well as
Wine Tasting at Napa’s Pine Ridge Vineyards
Tibetan Rejuvenation at the Menla Mountain Retreat
We sit in the best “lotus” position we can handle and follow the breathing and visualization instructions: Ohoommmm — Imagine inhaling a white light Aaaah — Hold in a red colored breath Huuuung — Exhale a blue colored breath This is Om-A-Hung, a breathing meditation, and part of our daily routine at the Menla