Tag: east coast
Pittsburgh: The East Coast’s Hidden Gem
The charming city of Pittsburgh, situated in Western Pennsylvania, belongs both to the East Coast and the Midwest. Nestled amongst two dozen state forests, 3 historic rivers and beautiful canopy of up and coming technology, Pittsburgh has gained massive attention the past few years for being on the top lists of America’s most livable cities.…
Cape Cod: Meet the Mid-Cape Marvels
Cape Cod is separated from mainland Massachusetts by the Cape Cod Canal. With a little imagination, a map of Cape Cod resembles a flexing arm, with the shoulder beginning at the Cape Cod Canal and the fist (Provincetown) jutting north into the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors to “the Cape” often land in Boston, pick up a…
Beach Towns: New England’s Hidden Gem!
When you hear New England, oftentimes you think of the big destinations: Boston, Cape Cod or Martha’s Vineyard. One of my favorite parts of the east coast, however, is the sweet, quaint and unique little beach towns that make up this region, lining the shore. New England’s beach towns are what I believe makes the…
East Coast States: I Think I’ll Go To Boston
Everyone has been looking forward to planning some summer trips after an extended time at home – and while many will flock to the west coast, I highly recommend checking out the other side of the country and exploring New England. I’ve been so looking forward to planning a trip back out to the east…
New Jersey: A Local’s Guide to Food, Fun, History & More!
New Jersey is probably one of the most overlooked states in the US and being squished between two major and historical cities (NYC and Philly) it’s no wonder. Even people who fly into NJ airports quickly hop on a train or into a car and head across state borders. But, these people are hugely missing…
4 Reasons Maine Should Be On Your 2021 Travel Bucket List
Maine sits in the corner of the Northeast snuggled up next to Canada and bordering Vermont. If you’ve ever looked at a United States map when considering your next trip, I am sure that you have overlooked the State more than once. As a lifelong New Englander, I have memories of heading to Maine with…