“When we allow ourselves to explore,
We discover destinations that were never on our map.”
― Amie Kaufman
There are times when you just want to pack your bags and travel off into the sunset. As the sun rises in the east and sets in the West, consider heading westward the next time you need to get away.
We’ve put together a list of our Top Five Destinations that’ll make you want to book your flight today.
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“Traveling enables us to see the world through the eyes of someone else,
and to understand their aspirations and assumptions.”
– John Kerry
Anchorage, Alaska
In the frosty Northwest, you will experience things that you simply cannot in other destinations.
With a little determination and great planning skills, you can see moose within an hour of touching down in Anchorage. For this plan, time is of the essence and you don’t want risk getting lost.
If you book an airport shuttle before you leave home, you will save time hunting for a ride in an unknown territory after you land.
- Grab your luggage and ask your chauffeur to head straight to Point Woronzof Park—a short 3.5-mile drive away from the airport.
After you’ve seen enough moose, take a cruise or sightseeing flight to check out the glaciers.
You could go home a little bit richer if you strike it big while panning for Alaskan Gold.
The best time to visit Anchorage is from September to April when you can see the wondrous Northern Lights.
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Seattle, Washington
They say everything’s bigger in Texas, but it’s high time that Seattle got some credit for the “big things”, it has to offer.
This city was the birthplace to one of the biggest names in coffee: Starbucks.
- Stay caffeinated with a visit to the original Starbucks at the Pike Place Market.
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Under the Aurora Bridge, in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood, sits the Fremont Troll—an 18-foot-tall statue crushing an equally giant cement VW Beetle in its fist.
Oxbow Park is home to the largest cowboy hat and boots in America, a piece of art that is aptly named,“Hat ‘n’ Boots.”
Though it has since lost its title, the iconic Space Needle was once the tallest structure West of the Mississippi River.
If you time your visit well, you can catch the most beautiful sunset over the Olympic Mountains from 175 feet above the water atop the Seattle Great Wheel.
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Anaheim, California
While you should definitely include the world famous trip in your visit if you can, Anaheim is so much more than Disneyland.
Please your inner foodie with a trip to the Anaheim Packing District.
- In a former life, this was a Sunkist citrus plant.
- It is now a multi-level food hall with offerings from:
- Cronuts
- Gourmet Ice Pops
- Full-Service Restaurants
As you make your way through the Packing District, don’t miss the Anaheim Brewery.
- At this pre-Prohibition brewery, you can try a sample in the tasting room or relax in the Beer Garden.
Enjoy America’s favorite pastime at Angel Stadium or bask in nature as you traverse the trails at Oak Canyon Nature Center.
Make this stop on a weekend to get the added bonus of learning about the local wildlife at the John J. Collier Interpretive Center.
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Eugene, Oregon
Oregon’s second largest city is a dream for nature and history lovers.
You won’t find any dinosaurs, but you can meet real-life raptor birds at the Cascades Raptor Center, like:
- Falcons
- Vultures
- Eagles
- Owls and more!
Pursue 100,000 fossils and nearly a million artifacts at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History.
- One of the largest American History Museums on the West Coast.
Not your average farmers’ market, the Eugene Saturday Market is America’s Oldest weekly-occurring outdoor arts and crafts market.
- In its nearly 50 years, the market has grown from fewer than 30 to over 200 vendors.
- Several local artisans and live performers make up the market.
- Boasting a weekly attendance upwards of 3,000 visitors!
The Willamette Valley is also home to 300 wineries and features a multitude of wine trails to help you explore the best ones for your taste.
- The region is well-known for its pinot noir wines—one of the most difficult types of wine to produce.
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“To travel is to live.”
– Hans Christian Anderson
Boulder, Colorado
Hit the bricks on Pearl Street, where you can shop, eat, drink coffee, have a beer, or just relax and watch street performers.
The pedestrian mall is a popular social space for locals as well as tourists, so everyone can find their niche.
Unwind with a cup of tea. On the Celestial Seasons factory tour, you can see behind the scenes of North America’s largest tea manufacturer—for free.
For more of a luxury experience, check out the Dushanbe Teahouse.
- This unique teahouse was crafted by hand in Boulder’s sister city, Dushanbe, Tajikistan and shipped to Boulder for assembly.
For a tour like no other, hop on board Banjo Billy’s Bus Tour.
- Get comfy on your saddle or couch aboard this heavily modified former school bus, while you learn the city’s legends and ghost stories.
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Nothing broadens the mind like travel and nothing eases the mind like letting someone else handle the details. No matter whether you’re looking for luxury travel or something more low-key, A1A Limousine Service can handle your transportation needs.
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