WHY GO: The 800,000-acre White Mountains Range in New Hampshire has been drawing tourists since our country’s independence. Though not quite tamed, man has left his mark on these stony hills, making money by highlighting … Read More
If your ideal getaway revolves around hunting for literary spots, then this travel bucket list is for you. Not only can you find rare old books, you will discover the unique institutions that house them. … Read More
GetawayMavens.com, bringing you the best weekend getaways in the Northeast, is 6 ½ years old, and with over 500 destinations from Virginia to Maine and beyond, it has garnered plenty of worldwide attention. This year, … Read More
WHY GO: Morning fog transforms the landscape into the hazy tableau of an impressionist painting in the very place considered the Birthplace of American Impressionism, Old Lyme CT. In the late 1890’s widow Florence Griswold … Read More
WHY GO: This Getaway is all about Haunted Philadelphia PA. Explore the ghost tours, paranormal activity, strange historic sites, and scary attractions that encompass a Macabre Philly. When Charles Dickens came to the United States … Read More
American History goes down so easy with a roaring fire, beer on tap, outrageously good meals and a comfy-cozy bed at night. Or while savoring rapturous water views and food for thought. The following Historic … Read More
For the ultimate scenic Connecticut Road Trip along the Shoreline, follow the Getaway Mavens turn by turn guide, which brings road trippers to the charming towns of the Southern New England coast. Fans of country … Read More
The Northeastern region of the USA is well known for its iffy atmospheric conditions. Mark Twain famously quipped, “If you don’t like the weather in New England, wait a minute.” Chances are if you’re traveling … Read More
From urban to hideaway, traditional to artistically cool, these 13 great luxury hotels are the Getaway Mavens’ top picks for lodging in Northeast USA in 2020. Stay in a former offshore military base turned boutique … Read More
WHY GO? Historic Boston will be forever linked to America’s revolutionary stirrings: Tea Party, anyone? In 2013, the Old State House celebrated its 300th anniversary and the Paul Revere House, built in 1680, is even … Read More