While all the holiday parties, festive events, and gatherings are behind us, feelings of stress may still be lingering. If one of your resolutions is to relax more, then plan to start the year off right and rejuvenate the body, mind, and soul with a vacation to one of the destinations below. While these locations may be more of a splurge compared to a typical spa retreat, each place goes beyond the expected with unique, alternative healing modalities and technology. Splurge on an adults-only getaway in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Book a romantic getaway to Mexico - courtesy of Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway Nothing beats a warm-weather escape from those cold winter days and dark winter nights. Well, almost nothing. An adults-only luxury escape to a beautiful beach front resort in Mexico can certainly tip the scales. For couples looking to cure those winter blues with a luxe, kid-free getaway in Puerto Vallarta, Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway is just what the doctor ordered. Perched directly on a stretch of beachfront on the majestic Bay of Banderas and within walking distance to Puerto Vallarta’s buzzy Malecon, Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway offers a little bit of everything. An intimate beachfront resort with only 80 rooms, the hotel is perfectly positioned for both beach escapes and downtown excitement. The luxe experience begins at check-in when guests are welcomed with a five-minute de-stressing massage. Guests are also invited to choose customized aromatherapy and pillows for their rooms. The casual, yet contemporary rooms use tropical woods, white, and color accents to set the scene. Hand-woven textiles, blown glass bowls, and other locally inspired elements create a calming atmosphere. Every room features an oceanfront view with a private balcony, as well — perfect for enjoying those warm evenings and spectacular sunsets. Guests can choose from seven rooms or suite categories including Deluxe Room King, Deluxe Room, Deluxe Room with Jacuzzi, Premiere Suite, Honeymoons Suite, Spa Suite, or Master Suite. Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway delivers spectacular service and amenities, as well. The resort has several dining options with exquisite a la carte food, and variety of theme nights; there is also a pool bar and the Lounge Bar. For a truly memorable experience, guests can book a romantic three-course dinner on the beach and the Chef's Table experience. What better way to celebrate a winter escape than by soaking up the sun at two different ocean front pools, or in a chic Balibed on the sand? The resort's two pools are surrounded by plush lounge chairs, while the beach Bali beds have picture-perfect views out to sea. Guests who want to stay active can use paddle boards or sign up for one of the resort's yoga sessions. A 24-hour fitness center is also available. Luxe touches can be found at every corner of the resort, from 24-hour butler service to a personal concierge. For travelers who want to stay up on their golf game, guests of Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway enjoy a 20% discount at the Marina Vallarta Golf Course and Vista Vallarta golf courses. Afterward, unwind back at the hotel with a signature treatment at the Serena Spa, an oasis of tranquility meticulously remodeled with natural harmony of neutral colors, sand and terracotta to design a sanctuary of serenity, where light and texture intertwine to create a unique experience with treatments like the “Tequila Ritual”, Deep Tissue Massage and the Couples Massage. One of the best features of Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway is its enviable location. While it is very much a beach resort, it is also within a short walk to Puerto Vallarta’s iconic Malecon and action-packed downtown. Guests of the resort are within a short walk to the top attractions, from the Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe to the gorgeous cobblestone streets and historic buildings in the Zona Romantica. Puerto Vallarta’s downtown comes alive during the winter season when all of its restaurants and bars are in full swing. Enjoy daily performances and art installations all along the Malecon, or grab a table at a toes-in-the-sand restaurant next to the legendary Los Muertos Pier. During the winter season guests can participate in the weekly Art Walk, held every Wednesday from 6 to 10 p.m. Participating galleries in the Centro Historico open their doors to visitors and show everything from paintings and sculptures to ceramics and jewelry. Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway can help guests curate their own adventure itineraries, from sunset sails and hiking trips to zip lining and ATV tours through the jungle. Winter is one of the best times to experience all that Puerto Vallarta has to offer, and Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway helps guests do so in five-star style. De-stress with magic mushrooms in Vancouver, Canada The New Year has arrived and along with it comes the resolutions for transformation in 2024. There could very well be no greater way to clear out the old and make space for the new than with a guided psilocybin retreat. Some success stories for those embarking on these journeys include executives and professionals who were unhappy with their careers or felt lost and anxious. Rob Grover and Gary Logan are the founders of The Journeymen Collective, the alternative wellness company creating luxury guided magic mushroom retreats in the mountains outside of Vancouver. They’ve hosted everyone from entrepreneurs and CEOs to athletes, performers, couples, and small groups invested in the highest level of personal development and self-discovery. When asked about the holiday stress and mushrooms’ effects on depression they said, “The holidays are a crazy time for everyone and through this sacred plant medicine we can release the old energy, the stress, or trauma that’s been building up in our lives. We’ve had clients after the first day wake up and say they felt their depression was just gone.” The pair have a combined 60+ years of education in spiritual and metaphysical training, executive level mindset coaching, energetic healing modalities, Alexander Technique lessons, and provide online courses/support calls preparing for and integrating the psychedelic retreat. The Journeymen Collective guides guests through an extraordinary personalized experience that often results in accelerating attendees' success and their intentions to create a conscious impact on the world. Their team is passionate about the healing powers of psilocybin as a sacred plant medicine. According to studies, even just one treatment with psilocybin can cause a “rapid and sustained antidepressant effect”, indicating that it might really be the ultimate reset. Visit their website to learn more about booking the ultimate guided experience. Rejuvenate the senses in Fort Worth, Texas Vichy table at Canyon Ranch Fort Worth - courtesy of Canyon Ranch Since its founding in 1979, Canyon Ranch has been a global leader in wellness guidance, inspiring guests to pursue a lifetime of well-being. Now, Canyon Ranch has brought its renowned expertise and experience to Fort Worth with the opening of its new Wellness Club. The Club features a spa, salon, fitness, performance, and expert services from Canyon Ranch's famous resorts, all within Fort Worth's newest luxury destination — ideally located in the Cultural District at 850 Van Cliburn Way and Camp Bowie Blvd., in the new Crescent Hotel complex. The Wellness Club introduces many firsts for Fort Worth, including the area's only Vichy table, a unique multi-sensory experience spa amenity, and an all-new CR Vitality experience with the latest, cutting-edge tools and techniques for recovery, increased energy, and improved longevity. In addition, it will offer an incredible depth of programming, dozens of services, expert practitioners, and innovative technology like the Noraxon® Treadmill and Motion Capture system, VALD® ForceDecks, K5® Portable Metabolic analyzer, HydraFacial® treatments, and more. Members begin their Canyon Ranch journey with a signature five-part holistic wellness assessment, ensuring they're on the right path achieving their personal health goals. “Canyon Ranch is the original thought-leader and market-maker in the lifestyle wellness movement,” said Mark Rivers, CEO of Canyon Ranch. “We're incredibly proud to deliver the best of our resort and spa experiences to Fort Worth, where people can practice wellness every day right in their own backyard.” The purpose of the Canyon Ranch Wellness Club is to enable members to live longer and better. This is achieved by helping members understand, address, and adopt wellness practices while offering a fun and lively community that motivates and inspires long-term commitment. "Our local members, along with guests of our connected Crescent Fort Worth Hotel, will enjoy the gold standard in a healthier life and lifestyle,” said John Goff, principal owner of Canyon Ranch. For more information about Canyon Ranch Fort Worth and to learn more about membership offerings and the Club, visit www.canyonranch.com/fort-worth/wellness-club.

The world’s prime wine-producing regions are located between the 30th and 50th parallels of latitude in both hemispheres. Situated at roughly the north 43 degree latitude places Ontario, Canada’s Niagara region is in the geographic center of winemaking excellence. Fertile, complex soil conditions and a unique climate are the winning combination for growing grapes and producing quality cool-climate riesling, chardonnay, pinot noir and cabernet franc, as well as delightful rosé, sparkling wine and icewine. Most wineries offer tasting opportunities and a variety of tours of the vineyard and wine-making facilities. Some also include food options, from flight pairing snacks to full-service dining rooms and restaurants. Round out your visit to Niagara’s wine region by staying overnight at a vineyard. Wine Country Ontario is a great source for even more detail as you plan your visit, and consider customizing a guided half or full-day winery tour with a local specialist. The Niagara peninsula features two distinct appellations, or grape-growing areas, to explore; each area has wonderful wines and unique experiences to suit every kind of traveler. Enjoy award-winning wines in Niagara Escarpment A wine glass at a Canadian vineyard by Kym Ellis - Unsplash The band of lush land between Stoney Creek and St. Catherines is home to well over 50 wineries and scenic vineyards stretch as far as the eye can see. Bounded by Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment, this area includes the wine-rich Beamsville Bench, Twenty Mile Bench and Short Hills Bench. Hidden Bench Estate Winery for award-winning wine - Guests love the chardonnay and rosé, as well as the attentive and down-to-earth service and the stunning setting at this organic winery estate that has been acquiring national and international awards including the prestigious ‘Best in Show’ 2021 Decanter World Wine Awards.Tawse Winery for organic and eco-forward - Elements of this eco-conscious winery include a multi-level gravity-flow system, a wetland bio-filter and geothermal, energy-efficient technology. Voted Canadian winery of the year several times, proving their terroir-driven pinot noir, chardonnay and other varietals are equally impressive.Featherstone Estate Winery & Vineyards for dog lovers - From the delicious wines and seasonal cheese, deli and hummus nosh boxes served on the verandah, there are a lot of reasons to love this picturesque and eco-conscious winery. Here’s one more: The Muddy Paws Wine Festival each July welcomes good dogs and dog lovers for wine, food and tail-wagging fun in partnership with Vineland Estates Winery.Henry of Pelham Family Estate Winery for gourmet dining and fine wines - Six generations of winemakers have built Henry of Pelham into one of Ontario’s premier wineries, turning some of the first vineyards planted in Canada into reliable producers of fine wines. Where to stay: Specializing in sensational Riesling, Cave Spring Vineyard is located across the road from the upscale Inn on the Twenty, an elegant hotel, restaurant and spa. Alternatively, you can book the Estate House at Cave Spring, a Victorian-style farmhouse set on the Beamsville Bench to maximize views of Lake Ontario and vineyard vistas. Book unique experiences in Niagara-On-The-Lake Grape vines growing in Niagara, Ontario by Jason Ng - Unsplash From the Welland Canal east to the Niagara River and the shores of Lake Ontario south to St. David’s and Queenston, the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake is the heart of the region’s second appellation in the top corner of the Niagara Peninsula. Home to over 38 wineries, there is a great deal of wine and wine-related activities to discover. Wayne Gretzky Estates Winery and Distillery for a toast to the great one - After retirement, hockey great Wayne Gretzky decided to open up his own winery and distillery just seven kilometers outside Niagara-on-the-Lake. The estate produces wine, beer and spirits and remains open year-round, and naturally also features an ice-skating rink in the winter. Take a tour, sip wine or brews under the patio heater, watch skaters on the ice rink, take a cocktail class or enjoy a tasting flight.Peller Estate Winery and Restaurant for immersive wine and dining - Peller Estates Winery has been creating beautiful wines for more than 50 years. And in that time has also developed some of the region’s most immersive wine and culinary experiences. Executive Chef Jason Parsons and winemaker Katie Dickieson work together to curate complimentary food and wine pairings at the Winery Restaurant and the Barrel House Grill. Guests are also invited to visit the 10Below Icewine Lounge, an igloo-like structure built from 13,607 kilograms of ice. Peller Estates offers tours, including a three-sample offering and the Greatest Winery Tour, as well as a visit to the underground barrel cellar. Reservations are recommended.Ravine Vineyard Estate Winery for farm-to-table goodness - Ravine Vineyard is an inviting, 14-hectare organic winery in St. David’s Bench. The unassuming family farm is comfortable, down-to-earth and welcomes guests with tours through the vineyards and wine rooms, tastings and an authentic farm-to-table dining experience. Where to stay: Housed in a glamorous Georgian mansion on seven hectares of vineyards with manicured lawns and stunning gardens, Riverbend Inn and Vineyard is the perfect location for a wine lover’s home base. The beautiful inn welcomes guests into their elegant rooms, a fine dining experience at the restaurant and delectable wines at the Riverbend Antique Bar.

Founded in 1794, two years before Tennessee became the nation's 16th state, Clarksville, Tennessee is a city filled with authentic experiences, sites and inspiring people that unlock a rich history and culture. While nearby Nashville is popular for bachelor parties, college aged-tourists, and those looking to party the night away at concerts and honky tonks, Clarksville offers more family-friendly and daytime activities and is just an hour away. By venturing off the beaten path, visitors will absorb the culture and relish the experiences that make this city a unique and memorable place. Experience nature and history on a local tour Children make butter at Historic Collinsville Pioneer Settlement - courtesy of Visit Clarksville TNDunbar Cave State Park - Dunbar Cave State Park offers a multifaceted cultural experience that highlights the park's rich music history, cave art from the indigenous people who inhabited the area during the 14th Century, and Affricanna Town, a place of refuge for self-liberated enslaved African Americans following the Union Army's capture of Clarksville in 1862. Guided cave tours are offered from May to September, allowing visitors to view the infamous dark zone cave art for themselves. The park is open year-round for hiking, bird watching, picnics, and viewings of historic markers throughout the property.Fort Defiance - Located atop a 200' bluff at the confluence of the Cumberland and Red Rivers, Fort Defiance is one of the few intact earthen works forts left in the United States giving visitors a chance to step back in time and gain an understanding of the region's role in one of the most pivotal chapters in American history. The Interpretive Center houses artifacts, exhibits, and interactive displays, providing an immersive journey through the Civil War era. One notable audio display allows visitors the chance to hear the stories of those affected by the War Between the States including troops from both armies, an enslaved person, a local business owner, and more. Visit during the holidays for a 19th-century Christmas celebration and make period-appropriate ornaments. Just outside the interpretive center, visitors will find a United States Colored Troops Monument. This statue honors the USCT, who were men of African descent, many of them formerly enslaved, who enlisted in the Union Army to fight for their freedom.Historic Cemetery Tours - Search for family names at Clarksville's historic cemeteries. Established on February 23, 1800, Riverview Cemetery is the oldest known public burial ground in the area. It is rich in history and has the remains of many early pioneers, settlers, civic leaders, and statesmen, as well as men and women of all the American wars. Greenwood Cemetery was founded in 1872. The cemetery is the final resting place of many of Clarksville's most notable citizens including Tennessee Governor Austin Peay, the founder of Austin Peay State University, and Frank Sutton who played Sgt. Carter on the sitcom Gomer Pyle, USMC. Guided tours of both cemeteries are offered during the fall months.Historic Collinsville - Step back in time at Historic Collinsville. The Pioneer Settlement provides an authentic glimpse into the daily lives of those living in the area throughout the 1800s, while the Weakley House Museum, opening in April 2024, takes visitors into the personal home and collections of Collinsville founders, Glen and JoAnn Weakley. Visitors can explore 16 restored log homes and outbuildings brimming with period-accurate furnishings and artifacts, as well as participate in activities like making butter. The immersive experience extends to monthly special events with lively demonstrations, hands-on activities, and costumed interpreters who bring history to life through storytelling and interactive exhibits. Historic Collinsville is open Thursday – Sunday, April – October.Historic Downtown Walking Tours - Embark on a self-guided walking tour of downtown and enjoy historic architecture from the mid-1800s. Dozens of structures are on the National Register of Historic Places, including the First Presbyterian Church and Trinity Episcopal Church. As you explore, keep an eye out for Clarksville Then & Now Trail panels that tell the stories of our historic buildings. See photos of what used to be, read about former businesses, and scan a QR code to learn more about each building.Port Royal State Historic Park - Nestled on the Montgomery County border, this historic park not only showcases the vibrant history of a 19th-century trading town but is also an important point of reflection on the tragic events of the Trail of Tears. Visitors can explore the well-preserved structure that tells the story of Port Royal's past, offering insights into early commerce and daily life, before walking the same path taken by over 10,000 Cherokee on their last night in Tennessee. Guided Townsite Tours are offered Friday-Sunday. The park is open for hiking and picnics daily. Explore museums and trails A display at the Customs House - courtesy of Visit Clarksville TNAfrican American Legacy Trail - Discover the expansive and unique history of Clarksville's African-American community with the African-American Legacy Trail. From community gardens and historic churches to athletic, musical, and business trailblazers -- even an inspiring Olympic Champion -- this trail has many stories to tell.As The River Flows Museum At Mcgregor Park - Learn About The History Of The Cumberland River And Its Significance To Clarksville's Development Through Mcgregor Park's As the River Flows Museum. The museum's panels begin with pre-settlement times and the habitation of indigenous people, continuing through to the modern day.Customs House Museum And Cultural Center - Built in 1898 as a US Post Office and Customs House for the flourishing tobacco trade, this architecturally fascinating structure is now the state's second-largest general history museum featuring several exhibits detailing Clarksville's rich history. "Becoming Clarksville: Honoring Legacies of Leadership" uses interactive software, engaging videos, and local artifacts to showcase Clarksville's history and the individuals who impacted the community. Explorer's Landing features a hands-on educational exhibit for children, Exploring Our Town. This interactive exhibit highlights the different elements that impacted the establishment and growth of Clarksville, from farming, construction, and transportation to area wildlife and the Cumberland and Red Rivers. Be sure to download the Exploring Our Town Self-Guided Walking Tour for little ones to explore interesting and historic buildings around town.Wade Bourne Nature Center At Rotary Park - Learn about natural history with hands-on activities and live animals native to the area including a 500-gallon aquarium with native fish species. Wade Bourne Nature Center's exhibits are not limited to the inside of the building. Outside, visitors will find pollinator, butterfly, and rain gardens. The center hosts weekly programs that teach younger audiences about the natural world. The center is a tribute to Clarksville native Wade Bourne, one of the most recognized and respected journalists in the field of hunting, fishing, and resource conservation. Enjoy art, music, and theatre Downtown Artists Co-Op - Bring home a piece of local art from The Downtown Artists Co-op. This association includes over 30 talented local artists. Visitors to the gallery will find pottery, jewelry, paintings, drawings, and more available for purchase. The DAC hosts the First Thursday ArtWalk each month from 5:00 - 8:00 PM. This event not only showcases local art but allows attendees to meet the artists behind each piece at 20 locations. The First Thursday Art Walk displays pieces throughout downtown shops, galleries, and restaurants.Artsville Fest - Take part in Clarksville's annual downtown creative arts festival during the first week of October. Artsville Fest includes visual and performing arts, live large-scale art exhibits, intimate interactions with artists and makers, and much more.Artlink - Create something special during your time in Clarksville with this free creative arts program. ArtLink's mission is to ignite passion and build character through creativity.WIlma Rudolph & Pat Head Summitt - The legacies of these two hometown heroes, trailblazers and champions continue to inspire people from around the world. A three-time gold and one-time bronze Olympic medalist who overcame polio as a child, Wilma Rudolph stands in bronze in Clarksville's Liberty Park outside the entrance to her namesake building, the Wilma Rudolph Event Center. The stories of her athletic and social achievements are exhibited at the Customs House Museum. Gold and Silver Olympic Gold Medalist Pat Head Summitt had, at the time of her retirement in 2012, coached more winning NCAA games than any other men's or women's basketball coach. The Pat Head Summitt Memorial Statue and Legacy Park illustrate her story at the north end of Liberty Park.Live Musical Performances - Clarksville is fortunate to have many musical groups involved in the performing arts including the Gateway Chamber Orchestra, the Cumberland Winds, and Austin Peay State University's Department of Music.Roxy Regional Theatre Performances - Experience the cornerstone of Clarksville's entertainment by attending a live performance at the Roxy Regional Theatre. The present Roxy Theatre opened its doors in 1947, showing movies until 1980 and opening for live theatre in 1980. The Roxy produces 10 main stage events annually along with several special events throughout the year.Tennessee Music Pathways - Gain a deeper understanding of the people, places, and genres that make Tennessee the 'Soundtrack of America' through the Tennessee Music Pathways. A statewide driving tour, the Pathways represents hundreds of landmarks across the state and spans seven genres of music: blues, bluegrass, country, gospel, soul, rockabilly, and rock 'n' roll. Clarksville is home to five official Pathways locations. Eat like a local Local food in Clarksville, Tennessee - courtesy of Visit Clarksville TNJohnny's Big Burger - Perhaps Clarksville's most iconic spot, Johnny's Big Burger is a community staple. Located in Downtown Clarksville directly across from Austin Peay State University, one might miss this hole-in-the-wall joint if they aren't looking for it. Johnny's still operates in the same place it was established in 1965, a small white building with counter seats that allow diners to chat with the cook while their food is being prepared. First-timers must have a burger. Made the good, old-fashioned way and served with everything on top, you truly cannot beat it. For dessert, their signature Bun and Cream is a also must. This grilled honey bun with ice cream is beloved by locals and visitors alike. Eating at Johnny's isn't just a meal; it's truly an experience that lets you savor the heart and soul of Clarksville. Local Tip: Johnny's is cash only, but they have an ATM located by the register.Blackhorse Pub & Brewery - Founded in 1992, Blackhorse Pub & Brewery has been a downtown anchor since 1992. With a menu offering everything from flatbreads to steaks, there are three things guests must try during their dining experience. To start off the meal, order Blackhorse's Beer Cheese Dip, made with their Barnstormer Red Ale and served with tortilla chips. It's the Number One seller on their menu. You can also choose to upgrade to their savory soft pretzels as your dipping option. When the server asks for entree orders, opt for one of Blackhorse's signature pizzas. Go the lighter route with the Whitehorse or go all out with the Heart Attack. Adding the garlic crust elevates the flavor, no matter the pizza choice. Don't forget to leave room for dessert because you will not want to miss out on The Big Cookie ­­– a warm chocolate chip cookie pizza finished with vanilla ice cream and chocolate syrup. Local Tip: Not ready to go home at closing? Venture upstairs to the Taproom, open until 3:00 AM, to enjoy a round of pool or shuffleboard and continue sipping on Blackhorse's brews.Pbody's - Tucked inside the Clarksville Country Club, Pbody's offers a large menu of comfort foods served in even larger portions. Diners will find everything from burgers and BBQ to catfish and tacos on the menu. With so many options for entrees, we will make the dessert choice easy for you - get the banana pudding. Now there are two ways you can approach this, order the traditional banana pudding or opt for the fried option! Either way, you can't go wrong. Local Tip: Pbody's serves complimentary parmesan garlic chips to each table when seated. The best part? They are bottomless, so eat as many as your heart desires!The Catfish House - A regional favorite since the late 1970s, The Catfish House serves hand-breaded catfish, hand-cut fries, handmade desserts plus all the other Southern sides you would expect like coleslaw (mayonnaise or vinegar-based), fried okra, white beans with relish and more. The standard order is a two- or three-piece fillet with lightly breaded catfish fillets. Local Tip: Before or after your visit, take a seat (or “rest a spell” as you might hear) in a rocker along the wide front porch.

If adventure is on your list of things to do in the new year, look no further than the destinations below for thrilling outdoor experiences in uniquely beautiful locations across the country. Get a bird's eye view of eastern Tennessee, explore the wilds of Alaska, and camp in and around one of the most beloved national parks, Yosemite. But don't worry—if you're a beginner looking to ease into this "outdoor adventuring" thing, there's also a couple accommodations options to keep you a little more comfortable, too. Take to the skies in Tennessee Rolling mountains in Tennessee by Mike Lento - Unsplash Experience the enchanting beauty of Northeast Tennessee from a whole new perspective as you launch on a mesmerizing hot air balloon ride. Drift gently through the skies, suspended in a wicker basket, and behold the stunning vistas of the mountains, rivers and lush greenery in this beautiful region. As the gentle breeze carries you across the landscape, you'll be treated to a breathtaking view that captures the essence of the mountains and the charm of the Tennessee countryside. Experienced pilots ensure a safe and tranquil journey, providing a unique blend of excitement and serenity perfect for all ages. Not too far south, and for an equally thrilling adventure, visitors can also try paragliding in the Sequatchie Valley, Tennessee. With its stunning panoramic views, gentle rolling hills, and pristine natural beauty, the Sequatchie Valley is the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable paragliding experience. As you soar through the crisp, open air, accompanied by the rush of wind beneath the parachute, you'll be treated to an awe-inspiring vista of the valley below, with its breathtaking foliage, meandering rivers and majestic cliffs. Experienced instructors ensure a safe and exhilarating journey, guiding participants through an unforgettable flight that combines the thrill of flight with the tranquility of nature. Trailblaze through Alaska Denali, Alaska by Jacob Vizek - Unsplash Infinite Adventures, a trailblazer in small group adventure experiences, is thrilled to unveil its latest offering, the "Alaska Highlights Adventure." This exceptional 13-day expedition is designed for adventurous and active travelers who crave the exhilaration of exploring Alaska's rugged wilderness, all while enjoying the luxury of resting in a comfortable bed each night. "Our new Alaska Highlights Adventure is tailor-made for those who live for adventure and crave the thrill of the great outdoors," expressed David Patrick, Co-Founder of Infinite Adventures. "We understand that our travelers are active, eager, and appreciate a good night's sleep after a day filled with excitement. This new offering allows them to experience the best of both worlds." Infinite Adventures is a leading small group adventure company specializing in immersive, sustainable, and unforgettable journeys in the wilds of Alaska. Alongside the Highlights Adventure, the company also offers the 9-day Kenai Adventure, 12-day Denali Expedition, and the epic 20-day Salmon Run Adventure, perfect for those who relish an active and adventurous experience that takes you deep into the heart of Alaska. Those trips are geared towards travelers that enjoy camping and are also suitable for family/small group adventures. For more information and to book this unique adventure, please visit www.infiniteadv.com. Explore the wilds of Yosemite Yosemite in the amber glow of the sun by Dave Herring - Unsplash Like getting together with an old friend, the feeling of visiting Yosemite National Park is unchanging. Looking up at the El Capitan in wonder as you stand at its base, pondering the ancient life span of the Giant Sequoias, connecting with our pioneering ancestors in historic Gold Rush communities and museums. The impacts of these momentous moments hit the same if it's your first visit or your 12th. Starting in March 2024, a new glamping experience arrives in Mariposa County, California. Wildhaven Yosemite will offer glamping tents and cozy cabins on a beautiful property with mountain and valley views just outside Yosemite National Park. Located less than a mile from the historic town of Mariposa, the extra-large, safari-style tents, and modular cabins with baths feature comfortable beds with linens, electricity, heaters, and all the furnishings needed for a comfortable night's sleep. Wildhaven provides the comfort, cleanliness, and customer service of a hotel while being immersed in nature. Reservations are available now. Additionally, after a few years of closures due to COVID-19 and then record snowfalls in the winter of 2022 and 2023, the Yosemite High Sierra Camps plan to open again in summer 2024. Nestled high in the wilderness and surrounded by nature, the five camps are only accessible on foot or by mule. Guests are free to explore the backcountry, carrying only a day pack as they head out each day. Camps are spaced 6 to 10 miles apart along a loop trail and for those new to wilderness travel, guided mule and hiking trips are available. The lottery for 2024 spots is open now. Reservations are via lottery only. In addition to camping options, The Redwoods In Yosemite is celebrating 75 years of incredible hospitality in 2024. In 1949, dozens of homeowners in the Wawona area of Yosemite National Park came together to preserve their family homes and share the wonder of these cabins with the public. The 120 homes are still individually owned and range in size from studios to 6 bedrooms, offering an incredible Yosemite experience for all kinds of explorers. The Redwoods In Yosemite operates like a hotel, offering a front desk, housekeeping and concierge-style services.