Tag: Cycling
Craddock Terry Hotel
By Hope S. Philbrick
When searching for hotels in Lynchburg, Virginia, discerning grownups need look no further than the Craddock Terry Hotel & Event Center.
Step into a spacious hotel that feels swanky yet welcoming and offers everything you need to enjoy an overnight getaway, from...
Eat & Burn: Spartanburg, South Carolina
Savor Hub City
Our Eat & Burn series showcases destinations through their cuisine and inviting ways to burn calories.
By Hope S. Philbrick
Great restaurants and adventures abound in Spartanburg, South Carolina, so it’s easy to plan an itinerary where you can indulge in every tasty temptation...
“Untouched Vietnam” Ha Giang Cycling Tour
Cycling Ha Giang in the Northeast region of Vietnam offers a glimpse into a bygone age.
Until recently, the Vietnamese government restricted travel to this area, so it has escaped the impacts associated with mass tourism. During the past two decades, as Vietnam’s lowlands and...
Cycling Flanders
Belgium on wheels.
By Renée S. Gordon
“Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need…roads.” —Back to the Future II
Modern Flanders, a region in north Belgium, is one of the most historic, beautiful, architecturally distinctive and intriguing regions in Europe. The name is derived from the County of...
Bike Active Volcanoes
H+I Adventures launches new bike tour to Chile and Patagonia.
Sweep down active volcanoes, crest high Andean passes and scale the granite in Torres del Paine.
Award-winning mountain biking experts H+I Adventures have launched a new two-wheel odyssey along the trail of southern giants in Chile...
Ebbtide on Tybee Island, Georgia
Stay in a beach house owned by a best-selling author.
By Hope S. Philbrick
Parts of the movie Forrest Gump were filmed in Beaufort, South Carolina, and Savannah, Georgia; Erin Bass of Deep South Magazine and I heard that often while traveling in the lowcountry on...
Death Valley Days, Nevada Nights
Riding the Loneliest Roads in America.
By Glen Abbott
“I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude.”
Henry David Thoreau: Walden (1854)
It feels like I’m in the middle of freaking nowhere: terrain so remote, so inhospitable, at one time the government set off above-ground...
Montreal, Quebec on Two Wheels
By Julia M. Bayly
Montrealers love their city. Spend any time there and it’s pretty easy to see why. Food, culture, entertainment, the arts—take your pick.
Did I mention the food?
As an outsider looking in, it appeared this city on the shores of the St. Lawrence...
A Gourmet Weekend in Myrtle Beach
Insider tips from the Grand Strand's dining authority, who kindly also offers tips on where to burn off some calories.
Text and Food Photos By Becky Billingsley
Now that our sons are adults, my husband and I get to see our hometown of Myrtle Beach with...
