These secluded stays offer luxurious amenities, scenic views and cozy, relaxing rooms – the perfect ingredients for an idyllic country retreat! Louisville provides couples with plenty of romantic opportunities, whether exploring bourbon, horse racing or
History trails wind throughout the High Country and connect us to its rich past. These pathways also serve as corridors, linking us with diverse and resilient histories of our nation’s past. Trail oversight can be
Skydiving remains an immensely popular activity despite its risks; nearly 3.57 million jumps were completed within the United States alone! Yet the deaths of 28 people at this drop zone raise serious concerns. How can
David Payne ’49CC, ’54GSAS began studying architecture at Columbia and it ignited an enthusiasm to document industrial spaces. Now traveling around documenting everything from Steinway pianos to high-voltage electric substations he sees a bright future
Mountain biking can be a thrilling and exhilarating sport, but it is essential that riders take steps to stay safe on the trails. Here are six ways you can keep yourself and other riders safe:
Hop aboard the TSS Earnslaw to experience Walter Peak High Country Farm! Its farm tour is super family friendly, and kids will have fun meeting all the animals! Wheelchair users will find it challenging to
Capturing celestial phenomena through a lens requires patience and practice, but the rewards can be breathtaking. To get started, prepare with necessary gear and consider key settings when planning your shots. An important prerequisite of
From exhilarating whitewater rafting adventures to relaxing walks and picnics by lakes, waterfalls, and streams – The High Country offers endless summer outdoor activities! Adopt a more local lifestyle and support the local community at
The 1860s gold rush brought dramatic transformation to the High Country environment. Staking mining claims and building flumes, cabins, sluices and railroads significantly eroded mountainside hillsides while dislodging sediment that blocked streams and formed pools
Many homeowners are moving away from traditional green lawns in favor of native flora that has long been practiced by Indigenous communities for centuries, drawing praise from both government institutions and non-Native groups alike. This