The Boston Pops, a huge fireworks show, and all that history make Boston one of the best places to celebrate the Fourth of July. But to get the most out of the holiday weekend in New England, consider spending part of it outdoors. Here’s five of the area’s best hikes to get you started.
Becoming “Digital Nomads:” Why We Quit Our Jobs to Travel
We finally took the leap and left our jobs, apartment, and life in the U.S. to travel abroad and work as freelancers. Here’s the story of why we made this lifestyle change and how we’re starting our new lives as digital nomads in Thailand.
Cycling New England: The Top 5 Rail Trails
New England is a haven of outdoors activities, and some of its most impressive options are the bike trails that have popped up to replace old railroad tracks. Here are our favorite rail trails for cycling throughout New England, and most can even be reached by public transportation from Boston.
A Guide to the Best Yoga Studios in Boston
Whether you’re an avid yogi visiting Boston or a Bostonian considering your first class, our guide to some of the city’s best yoga studios has everything you need to know.
The Ultimate Boston Bucket List
Whether you’re a native Bostonian looking for adventure, a newly relocated student wanting to explore your new home, or a first-time visitor to the city, this bucket list will help you make the most of everything Boston has to offer.
Boston’s Beer Scene: Visiting the City’s Microbreweries
If you’re a beer lover in Boston, visiting a craft brewery is a must. Ryan went to all eight microbreweries in Boston proper, and this guide includes highlights on each one and tips for making the most of your visits.
Paddling through History: A Kayak Tour of the Boston Harbor Islands
Boston Harbor is full of history and ripe for exploration. There’s no better way to get up close and personal with the islands’ history – and with nature – than an independent kayak tour.