If you like to live life on the edge (or over the edge), you’re going to love these seven most insane and scariest cliff walks. Personally, I never follow the “don’t look down” rule — and if you’re going to make the adrenaline junky pilgrimage to these far flung places, neither should you. So without further adieu, it’s time to get high. 1) Dachstein Sky Walk - Austria Kicking things
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Trevor’s Note: This post was contributed by my brother, Grant Morrow with the help of his fiancé, Kelsey Stricklin. They recently visited Nicaragua (a country that’s high on my list of places to visit in 2014) and stayed at Maderas Village, an ultra-laid back beach hotel where yoga, local food and incredible surfing attracts a diverse group of travelers looking to experience the lesser explored side of Central America. I
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There may not be a more pure form of travel than the road trip. More than any other method of seeing the world, road trips allow us the freedom to go where we want, when we want, without the shackles of an itinerary and departure times. They allow us to truly experience places that those flying overhead or zooming by in a train will never know existed. Road trips allow us to visit
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Have you wondered where the rich and famous stay when visiting New York City? In their big New York City apartments, of course. But what about the millionaires who don’t have a New York City apartment? Don’t feel bad for them because they know exactly where to go — straight to the Peninsula Suite at The Peninsula New York. At 3,300 square feet and occupying almost the entire 19th floor, the
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Happy 2014! I hope you enjoyed the year and were able to Get Up, Go, Explore as much as possible. 2013 treated me well and produced some incredible travel moments. To share them with you, I’ve selected the highlights and lined them up here so you can easily zoom through them and get back to losing weight, quitting smoking or spending more time with your family…or whatever your new year’s
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