One of Pennsylvania’s largest and most popular state parks, Ohiopyle, is an easy daytrip from Pittsburgh. If you find yourself tiring of the congestion, crazy traffic and drivers, and urban ...
While living in Pittsburgh, Mike and I frequently spent out weekends hanging out in The Strip District. This historic section of the city is always busting with some type of event, plus there are so ...
I am sure most of us are familiar with Pittsburgh’s industrial history as a hub of coal mining and steel production. Today, the city is just as well-known for its’ professional sports ...
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is one of the best places in Pittsburgh to enjoy nature, anytime of the year. I especially love strolling around the tropical gardens during the cold winter ...
A filling and delicious local breakfast is a great way to start your day’s adventure in Pittsburgh. Before exploring the many parks, museums, and historical attractions in The Burgh, I ...
After living here, I can confidently say that Pittsburgh is easily one of the most scenic cities in America. The many bridges, beautiful high rises, and rivers combine to form a spectacular skyline. ...
The Smoky Mountains region is one of my favorite areas to hike in the Southeast. Woodsy hiking trails through diverse terrain (The Smokies is the most biodiverse national park), waterfalls, and ...
One of the things Mike and I love most about living in Pittsburgh is the easy access to beautiful green spaces. You don’t have to travel very far to enjoy some nature. Downtown, Point State ...
Mercado San Agustin, a beautiful open air courtyard, is the place to go in Tucson for a leisurely weekend brunch. The plaza is home to a number of local businesses including several great authentic ...
I love all the gorgeous parks surrounding the city. Allegheny Common is a tranquil park on the north side dating back to 1867, making it the oldest park in the city. There is plenty of green space ...
