An Alaska Adventure; Exploring the Interior of the Last Frontier in Ep 36

An Alaska Adventure; Exploring the Interior of the Last Frontier in Ep 36

by on August 31, 2019 in Podcast Show Notes

Adventure in Alaska Alaska. The last frontier. In this episode, Staying Adventurous travels the interior of Alaska for a week with stops in Fairbanks, Denali, Talkeetna and Kenai. This one week adventure will provide us a taste of the adventures, experiences, and opportunities for anyone deciding to put Alaska on their travel plans. Listen in […]

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Fun in Fairbanks – How to Spend the Day in this Alaskan City

Fun in Fairbanks – How to Spend the Day in this Alaskan City

by on August 30, 2019 in Destination

If Austin, Texas ever relinquishes the branded slogan “stay weird,” I’d suggest Fairbanks, Alaska takes it.  The characters that call it home aid in making city such fun place to visit when visiting Alaska. Fairbanks established itself during an early 1900s gold rush when an entrepreneur (and eventual scoundrel) ET Barnett essentially ran aground by […]

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The Denali Golden Hour – A Sunset in Alaska with the High One

The Denali Golden Hour – A Sunset in Alaska with the High One

by on August 18, 2019 in Sunset Sunday

Seeing a summertime sunset in Alaska can be a challenge. In the land of the midnight sun, the golden hour of light never seems to arrive with nightfall nearly non-existent. Then seeing Denali can also be a matter of chance. Apparently only 30% of visitors who travel through this part of Alaska ever even see […]

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Travel Pillow Review – The J-Pillow

Travel Pillow Review – The J-Pillow

by on August 15, 2019 in Product Review

Travel can be challenging. The reward is certainly worth any discomfort, but as travel providers continue to focus on prices often with comfort as an expense, we need to determine the right ways to spend our extra travel dollars to ensure a comfortable ride. The Travel Pillow There was a time when planes offered blankets […]

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Spanish Immersion in Mexico for the Entire Family

Spanish Immersion in Mexico for the Entire Family

by on August 12, 2019 in Guest Post, Mexico Travel

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. and it’s quickly becoming one of the most popular and useful languages to learn. If you’re considering a second language of your Spanish is a great choice, especially if you commit to learning as an entire family. The younger kids are exposed to […]

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Luxury Trekking in Nepal: A Guide

Luxury Trekking in Nepal: A Guide

by on July 31, 2019 in Destination, Travel Guide

Nepal is a country brimming with endless trekking destinations. No matter which trekking route you choose, you get to enjoy distinct and unforgettable landscapes. Though the classic treks are adventurous and enjoyable on their own, the Luxury trek on the same route prioritizes your personal needs with additional care. The luxury version of the treks […]

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Voyage thru the Inside Passage of Glacier Bay, Alaska

Voyage thru the Inside Passage of Glacier Bay, Alaska

by on July 16, 2019 in Cruise Travel, National Park Travel

Alaska. The last frontier. Well that is how we in the “States” classify our 49th and largest state. There is so much to see on this frontier a trip Alaska can include taking a cruise along the southeastern coasts or visits to National Parks such as Denali to even visiting Barrow the northern edge. Couple […]

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Essential Lisbon: the 5 Experiences to Have in the Portuguese Capital

Essential Lisbon: the 5 Experiences to Have in the Portuguese Capital

by on July 3, 2019 in Destination

In a city of seven hills along, the Tagus River, the proud Portuguese have much to be happy about in its capital city. Lisbon, complete with sweeping vistas, agreeable weather, unique culinary delights, and a storied past is amazing destination. Couple this with the “3 Cs of Europe” – castles, cathedrals, and cafes and it […]

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