Itineraries for Active Retirees

The collection spans thirty destinations across the United States and internationally, including wine regions (Finger Lakes, Missouri Rhineland, North Fork), cultural hubs (Salem, Burlington, Washington D.C.), natural areas (Red River Gorge, Hocking Hills, Black Hills), and coastal destinations (Gulf Shores, Gulf Coast regions). Destinations range from established leisure areas like Scottsdale and the Berkshires to lesser-known regions like the Northeast Kingdom and Susquehanna Valley.

Thirty itineraries are provided, ranging from one to four days in length. Most are designed as two-day or three-day experiences. The itineraries emphasize slow travel, featuring vineyard visits, culinary experiences, gallery time, and natural exploration. Examples include 'Mist, Vineyards & Long Lunches' in the Finger Lakes (3 days), 'Marble, Memory, and Golden Light' in Washington D.C. (4 days), and 'Thermal Waters & Woodland Light' in Hot Springs (2 days).

Yes. Multiple itineraries center on culinary and wine exploration, including 'Cellar Light & River Bluffs: A Slow Wine Weekend in the Rhineland,' 'Slow Rivers & Sunday Tables: A Hudson Valley Wine & Culinary Journey,' and 'Slow Mornings & Long Tables: Two Days of Pioneer Valley Flavor.' These are complemented by destinations known for gastronomy such as the Berkshires, Santa Rosa, and various wine regions.

Destinations include significant natural areas such as Red River Gorge, Hocking Hills, the Black Hills, and the Green Mountains. Itineraries highlight stone formations, gardens, hiking opportunities, and waterside experiences. Examples include 'Stone Cathedrals in Winter Light: Hocking Hills at a Gentle Pace' (3 days), 'Stone Arches & Slow Mornings' in Red River Gorge (2 days), and 'Cliffs, Quiet Water, and Winter Light' in the Northeast Kingdom (2 days).