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  • Vacation rentals are perfect for families that like to enjoy home-cooked meals
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    Vacation rentals are perfect for families that like to enjoy home-cooked meals

    ByAndy Yemma September 15, 2017November 10, 2025

    My far flung family loves to cook when we are together on vacation so we like to stay in condos where we can spread out and enjoy homemade meals—whether chili and just baked corn bread, spaghetti bolognese, or steaks cooked over the condo grill.

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  • To Budapest and exploring a new city through food and drink
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    To Budapest and exploring a new city through food and drink

    ByEileen Ogintz September 14, 2017July 6, 2021

    In Budapest, The Hungarian Flodni layer cake with plum jam, apple, poppy seed and walnuts lives up to its reputation. Yum! So do the “Baselon,” (translated as a “friend’s ear”) — dumplings fashioned from potato dough with plum jam and sprinkled with brown sugar.

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  • On a European river cruise with kids of all ages
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    On a European river cruise with kids of all ages

    ByEileen Ogintz September 7, 2017July 7, 2021

    The all-inclusive nature of these cruises also seems to de-stress the experience — just choose which shore excursion you like, borrow a bike, enjoy complimentary wine and beer and more on some ships.

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  • Taking the Kids — to a fall festival
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    Taking the Kids — to a fall festival

    ByEileen Ogintz August 31, 2017June 28, 2023

    There’s a lot to celebrate in fall — not the least of which is the kids getting back to school and out from underfoot. There are festivals galore

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  • Like running on a cloud with Hoka Trail-Running Shoes
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    Like running on a cloud with Hoka Trail-Running Shoes

    ByEileen Ogintz August 30, 2017July 16, 2021

    Running on the Hoka One One Speed Instinct Trail-Running Shoes ($130) is like floating on a cloud.

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  • Talking to Children about Hurricanes, Floods and Other Natural Disasters
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    Talking to Children about Hurricanes, Floods and Other Natural Disasters

    ByEileen Ogintz August 29, 2017July 17, 2021

    Once again, parents and teachers are faced with the challenge of discussing an overwhelming natural disaster with children. Although these may be difficult conversations, they are also important. There are no “right” or “wrong” ways to talk with children about such tragic events. However, here are some suggestions that you may find helpful

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  • A right sized day pack for travel anywhere – from LL Bean
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    A right sized day pack for travel anywhere – from LL Bean

    ByEileen Ogintz August 28, 2017July 16, 2021

    A daypack is essential whether we are traveling with kids or not, but some are too bulky and some too small. LL Bean has it just right with the Ridge Runner 25 Day Pack

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  • Shoes for cycling and walking from LL Bean
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    Shoes for cycling and walking from LL Bean

    ByEileen Ogintz August 28, 2017July 16, 2021

    Shoes make all the difference when hiking or biking or both. But many people wear different shoes for each. LL Bean has another option

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  • Cycling gear for comfort and affordability from LL Bean
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    Cycling gear for comfort and affordability from LL Bean

    ByEileen Ogintz August 28, 2017July 16, 2021

    On our recent cycling trip along the Danube with Backroads and AMA Waterways, we tested out some very comfortable and affordable cycling gear from LL Bean.

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  • Take the Kids (or Your Girlfriends) To Hacienda Encantada Resort & Residences in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
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    Take the Kids (or Your Girlfriends) To Hacienda Encantada Resort & Residences in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

    ByEileen Ogintz August 28, 2017July 10, 2021

    The Hacienda Encantada Resort & Residences is a beachfront and cliff top hacienda-style resort, located along Millionaire’s Row in stunning Los Cabos

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  • Lunch is served at Cabarrus County’s Hospitality and Tourism Academy in NC
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    Lunch is served at Cabarrus County’s Hospitality and Tourism Academy in NC

    ByEileen Ogintz August 24, 2017July 7, 2021

    The farm to table lunch was expertly prepared and served. But we weren’t at some trendy new restaurant. We were at Cabarrus County’s Hickory Ridge High School

    Read More Lunch is served at Cabarrus County’s Hospitality and Tourism Academy in NCContinue

  • On an adventure when the kids are in or out of college
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    On an adventure when the kids are in or out of college

    ByEileen Ogintz August 24, 2017July 7, 2021

    Welcome to a Backroads Breakaway trip. Besides the biking, there are special walking tours in various cities and lunches in out-of-the-way local spots.

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  • The Best Friends in Life are the Ones Who Stick Around!
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    The Best Friends in Life are the Ones Who Stick Around!

    ByEileen Ogintz August 22, 2017July 16, 2021

    SackPals provides a warm, cozy environment for kids to create a world of imagination and fun during playtime or while traveling in a car or plane

    Read More The Best Friends in Life are the Ones Who Stick Around!Continue

  • Florida’s Hidden Beach Destination: Marco Island
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    Florida’s Hidden Beach Destination: Marco Island

    ByEileen Ogintz August 21, 2017July 7, 2021

    I still wake up in the morning thinking about our unforgettable hotel room view of the Gulf of Mexico, reminiscent of the Caribbean turquoise waters

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  • Visiting Chicago in summer: Baseball, pizza, burgers and The Bean
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    Visiting Chicago in summer: Baseball, pizza, burgers and The Bean

    ByEileen Ogintz August 18, 2017July 9, 2021

    Everyone told my mom and dad that the first thing we should eat was get deep dish pizza. We made our way to the original Pizzeria Uno in downtown Chicago.

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  • Skyroam keeps you connected globally at a low cost
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    Skyroam keeps you connected globally at a low cost

    ByEileen Ogintz August 18, 2017July 16, 2021

    International travelers know well the hassles of dealing with cellular carriers and finding WiFI hotspots. No more with Skyroam

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  • Hipper than Paris? Try Cousin City Montreal
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    Hipper than Paris? Try Cousin City Montreal

    ByEileen Ogintz August 17, 2017July 6, 2021

    Montreal is like Paris’ overseas cousin that you don’t get to visit very often although it’s close in proximity and dare I say, more hip and happening

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  • Pants that breathe – More Cool Travel Gear
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    Pants that breathe – More Cool Travel Gear

    ByEileen Ogintz August 17, 2017July 16, 2021

    Breathability. That’s what you need most when you want to wear pants on a hot summer night and then hop on your bike for a ride about town

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  • To Acadia National Park in Maine
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    To Acadia National Park in Maine

    ByEileen Ogintz August 17, 2017July 14, 2021

    Welcome to the only national park in the northeastern United States. Last year, when the park celebrated its centennial, it had its busiest year in 27 years, with a record 3.3 million visitors

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  • A Context Tour of the Berlin Wall (July 2017)
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    A Context Tour of the Berlin Wall (July 2017)

    ByEileen Ogintz August 16, 2017July 17, 2021

    Read more in our Travel Diary: Walking the Berlin Wall – Reconciliation Matters

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  • A beer tasting tour in historic Prague
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    A beer tasting tour in historic Prague

    ByEileen Ogintz August 14, 2017July 6, 2021

    Prague is certainly the place to learn about a beer culture as the Czechs drink more beer than any one—more than 144 liters per capita.

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  • In historic Prague – great views and a luxe spa at the Four Seasons
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    In historic Prague – great views and a luxe spa at the Four Seasons

    ByEileen Ogintz August 13, 2017July 14, 2021

    The Four Seasons Prague comprised of three historic and one modern building–with views of Prague’s famous castle and river from its restaurant terrace and offering a luxurious spa

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  • Time traveling in Bath, England
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    Time traveling in Bath, England

    ByEileen Ogintz August 10, 2017July 14, 2021

    The kids immediately saw life wasn’t much fun for slaves. We’ve time traveled back much farther than the United States before the Civil War, though. We’re in Bath, England where slavery was a way of life for the Romans 2000 years ago

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  • With Backroads and AmaWaterways in Bavaria
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    With Backroads and AmaWaterways in Bavaria

    ByEileen Ogintz August 8, 2017September 8, 2025

    Hard or really hard—that was our choice for our final day of cycling with Backroads and AMAWaterways—today in Bavaria. Either way, it was worth the effort

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  • Excursions offer river cruisers history and culture
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    Excursions offer river cruisers history and culture

    ByEileen Ogintz August 8, 2017July 7, 2021

    Wolfe chose a river cruise because friends at home in Salt Lake City raved about their experiences with their kids and all were having a fun week

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  • Biking in the rain along the Danube in Austria
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    Biking in the rain along the Danube in Austria

    ByEileen Ogintz August 7, 2017July 16, 2021

    It is pouring, raining so hard that we’re getting soaked despite good rain gear. Did I mention we are on bikes riding alongside the Danube River in Austria?

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  • In Vienna, Sacher Torte and ice-cream coffee!
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    In Vienna, Sacher Torte and ice-cream coffee!

    ByEileen Ogintz August 6, 2017July 7, 2021

    Sacher torte is a chocolate cake invented by Austrian Franz Sacher in 1832 for Prince Wenzel von Metternich in Vienna. It is one of Austria’s most famous pastries

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  • In Bratislava – the “Iron Curtain” bike tour misadventure
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    In Bratislava – the “Iron Curtain” bike tour misadventure

    ByEileen Ogintz August 4, 2017July 7, 2021

    The “Iron Curtain” bike ride was to take us about 18 miles through the country side into Austria from Slovakia — the border made famous by Winston Churchill and the Cold War.

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  • Biking with Backroads in Europe
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    Biking along the Danube in the summer heat – a miracle!

    ByEileen Ogintz August 3, 2017July 7, 2021

    I’m biking past fields of sunflowers, bucolic fields with rolls of hay, ponies and pretty farm houses. Did I mention it’s 90 degrees? We try to convince ourselves that is part of the adventure.

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  • A Backroads bike tour combined with a Danube cruise
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    A Backroads bike tour combined with a Danube cruise

    ByEileen Ogintz August 3, 2017July 7, 2021

    We’re zipping along on bikes along the Danube in Budapest and the request, though a joke, wouldn’t have been a bad idea given the heat.

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  • Taking the Kids — to see the solar eclipse on August 21
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    Taking the Kids — to see the solar eclipse on August 21

    ByEileen Ogintz August 3, 2017July 17, 2021

    We’re talking about a different kind of milestone, but one equally memorable — the 2017 total solar eclipse, something that happens only rarely in this country. It’s an event they’ll remember all their lives, and should be good for many science projects to come.

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  • A tasty tour of the historic Jewish quarter in Budapest
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    A tasty tour of the historic Jewish quarter in Budapest

    ByEileen Ogintz August 2, 2017July 17, 2021

    Our 30-year-old Taste Hungary guide and the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, explains that not only has food always been an important part of the culture here

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  • Comfort, great food, close to everything: Sofitel, Berlin
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    Comfort, great food, close to everything: Sofitel, Berlin

    ByEileen Ogintz August 1, 2017July 6, 2021

    I admit what I like best is the breakfast buffet. I’ve love the chance to try foods that Berliners might typically have but I wouldn’t at home

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  • Touring the Sites of Rememberance of the Holocaust in Berlin
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    Touring the Sites of Rememberance of the Holocaust in Berlin

    ByEileen Ogintz July 31, 2017July 14, 2021

    “There were many unsung heroes,” said Nadav Jakobovitch, our Tours by Locals guide on our second day in Berlin. He comes from a family of Holocaust survivors by way of Israel

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  • Remains of the Berlin Wall
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    Walking the Berlin Wall – Reconciliation Matters

    ByEileen Ogintz July 30, 2017June 28, 2023

    We had just walked between what had once been called “the death strip,” the area between West Berlin and East Berlin, between the wall and safety of the West

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  • The airport lounge ain’t what it used to be
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    The airport lounge ain’t what it used to be

    ByEileen Ogintz July 27, 2017July 14, 2021

    I’m not flying business class. I’m not a high roller. But I have access to the Wingtips lounge in Terminal Four —and more than 1,000 airport lounges in 500 cities around the world.

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  • Kids flying solo? Advice from Eileen Ogintz in New York Times
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    Kids flying solo? Advice from Eileen Ogintz in New York Times

    ByEileen Ogintz July 27, 2017July 16, 2021

    Eileen offers advice for parents whose children are flying solo in The New York Times

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  • To ski country in summer when it is more affordable
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    To ski country in summer when it is more affordable

    ByEileen Ogintz July 27, 2017June 28, 2023

    Hike one of Colorado’s famous Fourteeners — one of the 50-plus mountains that rise more than 14,000 feet — hike to Vail’s famous Back Bowls through a sea of wildflowers or mountain bike on miles of trails. Welcome to Vail in summer.

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  • Embarrassing your kids doesn’t end after middle school
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    Embarrassing your kids doesn’t end after middle school

    ByEileen Ogintz July 24, 2017July 5, 2021

    If you think embarrassing your kids ends at middle school, think again. My older daughter, 31, seems convinced I’ll somehow embarrass her (perhaps by not being able to keep up) on our upcoming biking river cruise along the Danube

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  • Taking the Kids — to family reunion central
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    Taking the Kids — to family reunion central

    ByEileen Ogintz July 20, 2017August 25, 2022

    As fun as Colorado is in the summer, there’s something more important going on here at the YMCA of the Rockies. “It’s eating and joking around with all of our cousins.”

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  • Walking in Jane Austen’s footsteps in southern England
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    Walking in Jane Austen’s footsteps in southern England

    ByEileen Ogintz July 13, 2017July 14, 2021

    VisitBritain is celebrating the 200th anniversary of Austen’s death (July 18, 1817) with a year’s worth of exhibitions, talks, walks, writing competitions and performances here and elsewhere, like in Bath, where fans come to walk the streets that Austen

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  • Road trip advice without the electronic gadgets – Eileen in Travel+Leisure
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    Road trip advice without the electronic gadgets – Eileen in Travel+Leisure

    ByEileen Ogintz July 11, 2017July 16, 2021

    Eileen offers Travel+Leisure readers advice for keeping kids busy on road trips without resorting to electronic gadgets

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  • On the hiking trail – handy hydration and a comfy “Skort”
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    On the hiking trail – handy hydration and a comfy “Skort”

    ByEileen Ogintz July 10, 2017July 16, 2021

    I’ve discovered on a day hike, what I want most is a hydration system so that I can get water when I want it without stopping to get out a water bottle.

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  • One Big Adrenaline Rush at Adventures on the Gorge in West Virginia
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    One Big Adrenaline Rush at Adventures on the Gorge in West Virginia

    ByEileen Ogintz July 10, 2017July 14, 2021

    While a lot of people are still trying to figure out what an “adventure resort” is, Adventures on the Gorge is showing their guests of all ages what a vacation destination should look like

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  • Travel T-Shirts: one keeps bugs off and one may bug certain politicos
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    Travel T-Shirts: one keeps bugs off and one may bug certain politicos

    ByAndy Yemma July 8, 2017November 10, 2025

    Two new travel T-Shirts that Taking the Kids Correspondent Andy Yemma (Eileen’s husband) highly recommends. One keeps the bugs off – the other may bug certain twitter users.

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  • Energy and body restoration at the Four Seasons Resort in Vail
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    Energy and body restoration at the Four Seasons Resort in Vail

    ByEileen Ogintz July 6, 2017July 14, 2021

    I’m at the Four Seasons Resort in Vail with one of the best spas in the Vail Valley. The idea, of course, is not only to relax but to restore your energy and your body

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  • What’s new at theme parks this summer?
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    What’s new at theme parks this summer?

    ByEileen Ogintz July 6, 2017July 14, 2021

    There is certainly lots to choose from this summer — 170 new rides, slides and experiences at 75 parks and attractions across the United States and in Canada

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  • Families love the Four Seasons in Vail Co. for “glamping” and more
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    Families love the Four Seasons in Vail Co. for “glamping” and more

    ByEileen Ogintz July 5, 2017July 6, 2021

    Get ready to get spoiled—for a few days anyway. That’s why the Johnstons, including Kendall, 11, and Reagan, 13, have decamped from Denver to the Four Seasons Resort in Vail for their fourth weekend—this time the Fourth of July.

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  • Kids learning nature through fun at the top of Vail Mountain
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    Kids learning nature through fun at the top of Vail Mountain

    ByEileen Ogintz July 4, 2017December 27, 2021

    this is July Fourth weekend, the resort’s busiest of the summer season. It’s family central at Adventure Ridge located at the top of the gondola at 10,350 feet. Wow what a view!

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  • At the Broadmoor’s Sunday Brunch you might want to start with dessert
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    At the Broadmoor’s Sunday Brunch you might want to start with dessert

    ByEileen Ogintz July 3, 2017July 14, 2021

    It’s hard to resist when Banana Fosters, plum Calvados crepes, bread pudding, apple cobbler, ice cream sundaes, strawberry buttermilk panna cotta, raspberry mojito cupcakes, snickerdoodle crème brulee, even a vegan chocolate pot au crème are there for the taking

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