There is a saying that travel broadens the mind, but Kerri Miller takes that notion a step further. The Hudson resident and long-time Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) host offers a unique travel experience for women that combines small group tours of beautiful locales with a curated reading list tailored to each location.
“The goal is to align a sense of curiosity with book lists that elevate that,” Miller says. Read more about A Tale of Wanderlust in Minnesota
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When it comes to family vacations, the paths not typically taken can lead to the most interesting and fulfilling excursions. Read more about Trendy, Offbeat Ideas for Your Next Family Vacation
Traveling with kids doesn’t need to be a crying game. Read more about 4 Tips for Traveling with Kids
True North Map Company's fabric maps are durable, multipurpose guides that also serve as keepsakes. Read more about Tougher Map Made by Hudson Residents Tells the Story of Your Boundary Waters Trip
While this likely doesn’t come as a shock to Stillwater residents and visitors, the city was named one of the “most picturesque small towns” in the United States by USA Today Travel. The ranking from October was based on research and crowdsourcing, and Stillwater took the top spot for Minnesota’s selection for its scenic riverfront views, bustling historic downtown and year-round seasonal events. Read more about USA Today Travel Names Stillwater One of America’s Most Picturesque Small Towns
Offering a glimpse of the year-round destination town of Hudson, the television program Discover Wisconsin—Hudson: Beauty on the St. Croix is airing for a second time on January 9. The 30-minute program first aired in March 2015 and takes viewers on a virtual tour of the riverside Wisconsin town. Read more about Hudson on the Small Screen
Last month, when elementary school-age children learned about pilgrims at Plymouth Rock, they may have crafted paper hats and enjoyed Thanksgiving snacks of dried cranberries, pretzels and candy corn. We know, of course, that pilgrims aren’t merely people from childhood history lessons. In fact, many modern-day travelers embark on pilgrim adventures every day. Read more about Laura Paulisich Completes the “Camino de Santiago” Journey in Spain
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