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Serene Montana ski slopes Long before they were covered in luxury condos, boutique outdoor clothing stores and latte-spinning coffee shops, good ski hills needed two things: a lift and a... by Justin Franz The Washington Post - November 17, 2019

Enjoy Italian Riviera while avoiding big crowds When I first came to the Cinque Terre, then an isolated stretch of the Italian Riviera south of Genoa, it was a classic "back door": a string of five pastel-hue... by Rick Steves - November 17, 2019

Surprise, mystery trips fun CHARLESTON, W. Va. — When Dena Espenscheid answered an advertisement on social media offering a weekend vacation to an unknown destination, her sister warned he... by JOHN RABY The Associated Press - November 17, 2019

Scotland's outer limits You can fly from Glasgow to the Uist archipelago of the Outer Hebrides, but I think you'd be missing much of the experience and pleasure of getting there. by Story and PHotos ADRIAN HIGGINS The Washington Post - November 10, 2019

Destination marathons a way to go I've been a runner in more than 60 countries, including seven marathons on all seven continents. From casual runs in the streets of Sydney and half marathons in... by MICHAEL CLINTON The New York Times - November 10, 2019

Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest form golden triangle Strung along the Danube River, three capital cities — Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest — make up a triangle of enjoyable urbanity at the heart of central Europe.... by Rick Steves - November 10, 2019

Cadron settlement remembered as part of Trail of Tears CADRON — A simple plaque marked with 50 names delivers a more visceral and poignant message about the forced migration west of American Indians in the 1830s tha... by Jack Schnedler - November 5, 2019

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