Posts Tagged ‘family vacation’
Aug 20, 2010
It would seem all that’s missing is Corona and lime in this relaxing video. On the northeast end of Flathead Lake near Bigfork, Montana, a boater and his tow are trying to get a few more waterski/wakeboard runs in before dusk…with the distant summer sounds of children playing on the shore…
In Trip Reports
Tags: Bigfork, family travel, family vacation, Flathead Lake, Kalispell, Moment of Peace, Montana, video
Jul 27, 2010
Lewis & Clark Caverns
Beneath MontanaBy Lisa T. Bergren
Like exploring caves? About forty-five minutes outside of Bozeman, Montana, is a family adventure treasure for kids and adults alike, Montana’s first state park, the Lewis & Clark Caverns. Continue reading
Jul 22, 2010
Comfort of the Known
The Family Lake Home in MontanaBy Lisa T. Bergren
Return to the place you loved or go someplace new? What is the value, the power of each? I’ve been contemplating this, of late. Because I’m drawn to both the Exploration of the New and the Comfort of the Known. Each has its charms; there are so many places in the world I want to see (check out our web site’s name) that it’s very hard for me to return to a location I’ve already been. Continue reading
May 16, 2010
3 Weekend Getaways in Glenwood
Glenwood Springs, ColoradoBy Lisa T. Bergren
Is your family going on vacation to Glenwood Springs? Or just looking for a weekend break? We loved our Glenwood Springs getaway so much, despite a ho-hum hot springs pool experience, we’re eager to return. Here are a few ideas on how we’d spend our time, or what we’d recommend to our friends: Continue reading
May 16, 2010
Glenwood Springs, Colorado
The World's Largest Hot Springs PoolBy Lisa T. Bergren
After our spectacularly successful day at the Glenwood Caverns & Adventure Park, we were excited to devote the late morning and early afternoon to nothing but the pool, before hitting the road for our four hour return trip home. Our Saturday evening dip was ho-hum, but the kids were excited to try out the waterslides (open 12-5). I wanted to know more about what the Ute Indians called the “Yampah” springs, or “Big Medicine.” Continue reading
May 15, 2010
Glenwood Caverns & Adventure Park
Glenwood Springs, ColoradoBy Lisa T. Bergren
Mother’s Day weekend our family beat a late Spring snowstorm and had a wonderful weekend getaway in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Continue reading
In Colorado, Trip Reports, USA
Tags: Adventure Park, amusement park, caverns, caves, Colorado, family vacation, Glenwood Springs, rides, tours
May 5, 2010
Family Hike to Grinnell Lake
Glacier National Park, MontanaBy Lisa T. Bergren
Is your family thinking of a vacation in Glacier National Park? This is a super-easy, accessible hike for a family in Glacier National Park, and a great choice if you’re staying at Many Glacier Hotel. You can either do it by walking the whole trail (about 6.5 miles), which goes right beside the two small, alpine waterways (Swiftcurrent Lake and Lake Josephine), or taking two boat rides, with a total of about 1.8 miles of walking.
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Apr 26, 2010
Lahia Condos
Cancun, MexicoBy Lisa T. Bergren
Heading to Cancun, Mexico on a family vacation? When you walk into Lahia, the view takes your breath away. It looks like a five star hotel with massive glass windows that look out upon the prettiest infinity pool we’ve ever (EVER!) seen, then on to classic Cancun’s white sand, turquoise water beaches. Continue reading
In Articles, Yeah, We've Stayed Here...
Tags: Cancun, condo, family travel, family vacation, Lahia, Mexico
Mar 16, 2010
Paris with Teens
France for the familyBy Lisa T. Bergren
Are you heading out on a family vacation to Paris? Over Spring break 2009, I took my daughters, ages 13 and 10, to Paris after a sojourn in London. Here is a quick list of recommendations if you’re traveling with kids of your own: Continue reading
In France, Paris, Trip Reports
Tags: arc de triomphe, Eiffel Tower, family travel, family vacation, France, kids, Louvre, notre dame, Paris, Sacre de Couer, teens
