Adventure Travel

Despite the tasty food, the 500+ inches of superior snow annually, the vast, inviting terrain and complete absence of lift lines, Powder Mountain is not on a lot of people's radar. And the regulars like it that way.

Smugglers' Notch Resort in Vermont holds a special place in my family's heart because the people are wonderful, the adventures are amazing, and the resort really knows how to make a family vacation run smoothly.

Have you heard of flyboarding? It's like riding a hoverboard over water and it's absolutely exhilarating!

While the physical part of my visit to Woodward Copper was challenging, it was the mental part where I grew the most.

Whether it's snowshoeing, touring sugarhouses, or maple-themed dining, you can get a front row seat to the maple sugaring process at Smugglers' Notch Resort in Vermont.

Even if you're not a fan of cold weather, there's something magical about exploring this town, nestled under the peaks of the majestic Rocky Mountains, on a crisp day under the bright sunshine or softly falling snow.

I'm so excited to embark on a three-week ski and snow adventure tour through three fantastic Colorado ski resorts: Keystone, Breckenridge, and Copper.

The Back to Ski pros have plenty of good advice for families who want to ski together.

When you approach Devils Tower, the rocks beckon you. My daughter and husband scrambled up the boulders, while my son and I set out on the Tower Trail.

I never knew the difference between a tram, a gondola, and a funitel until I came to Squaw Valley. Heck, I never even heard the word funitel.

We headed out to the sledding trail. The dogs were barking excitedly, almost leaping - chomping at the bit to get a move on. They seemed like a bunch of little kids whose parents told them they have to wait 30 minutes after eating to swim. I could see these beautiful Siberian Huskies couldn't wait to go.

Much of the state of New Jersey is a rural playground full of parks, farms, rolling hills, rivers, lakes and living history. Here are 11 things to do in New Jersey that aren't on the shore.