Growing up in Florida, I never experienced the burst of colors in spring and fall or walking in a winter wonderland. While I do miss Florida beaches, Atlanta’s changing seasons made me fall in love with this city.
Spring is in the air. Atlanta is beginning to have a few warm, sunny days. Yellow daffodils are appearing. Soon the dogwoods will be in full bloom. If you have never been to Atlanta in the spring, you are missing
Tired of walking around museums and churches? There are several great places to walk in Florence, Italy. Generally when you travel you get a lot of walking in without even trying. But strolling around while you are touring is not exactly cardio and in some ways is even more tiring than taking a brisk walk. I have a friend who can outwalk me when we are walking fast but slow down and she starts
Here you are in one of the greatest cities in the world only to find yourself staring at a sea of black umbrellas. Yes, it is raining in New York City and your plan of being able to eat what you want because you are going to walk it off is unraveling. Not to worry, there is a rainbow in sight since there are plenty of walks you can take on a rainy day
Australia’s outdoor-loving population has made it easy to enjoy the vast variety of hiking trails that crisscross the most scenic areas of the country. The Noosa Heads area, on the Sunshine Coast north of Brisbane, is home to some of the most celebrated beaches in the world. And the amazing network of walking trails allow you to explore the seaside as well as the hinterland.
The Noosa Trail Network—for hikers, horseback riders, mountain bikers–has
New York City is a city of walkers so you do not have to look for opportunities to walk when you are there. When I visit the city I walk an average of 3 to 5 miles per day. I know this because I take my pedometer with me and wear it at least one day of my trip. I need to walk that much since many of my trips around New York involve
The Via dell’ Amore hiking trail in Cinque Terre, Italy runs between Riomaggiore and Manarola. I use the term hiking trail loosely because it is actually a paved path and is very easy to walk. It would be easy to push a stroller or wheelchair on the path but I do not believe the path is wheelchair accessible. To get to the Via dell’ Amore you have to walk up a series of steep stairs.
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