The best cheap travel winter destinations includes how to ski cheaply, as well as attractions for the non skier.
Are you looking for an affordable getaway for Valentine’s Day in New England? We found several vacation rentals, at this writing, on Homeaway.com’s Valentine’s Day Getaways page for $100 a night or under. We’d recommend browsing these cheap vacation getaways to check for availability. Destinations include Wells Maine, Sugarloaf...
We all know that lodging can get mighty expensive around New England ski country, but that’s not always the case. The Royalty Inn in Gorham, N.H., is keeping it prices well under $100 a night, at this writing, and is only 10 miles to Wildcat Mountain and 25 miles...
So, you’re a non-skier and looking for cheap winter travel ideas in New England. Is all hope lost? No! As a non-skier whose first and last skiing experience was crashing into a fence on the beginner trail on a hill at a second-tier ski facility, I had to find...
VisitMaine.com just tipped us on some great snowshoeing opportunities at touring centers, farms and community parks throughout Maine. Some of these destinations are free while others charge a fee. It’s a nice way to see “off road” Maine through its deep snows, remote areas and hills and mountains —...
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We recently created an Affordable New England Travel destinations section at Pinterest, and have done so with great excitement. What is Pinterest? Well, it’s like a virtual pinboard that lets you organize and post the things that interest you most by uploading photos on that particular subject. For us, of...
There’s something about hot chocolate and winter that go together. You think of roaring fireplaces, dimly-lit rooms with Christmas decorations, and coming in from the frozen New England tundra for something warming. To validate this winter-was-made-for-hot-chocolate theory, just think of drinking hot chocolate during the summer. It just doesn’t...