Walking through the historic Stanley Hotel, it’s easy to understand how it inspired popular horror writer Stephen King to pen his 1977 masterpiece, The Shining. This 1909 Colonial Revival building in Estes Park, Colo., is considered one of the world’s most-haunted hotels.
Whether you are looking for a “cuppa” tea or sweet treats and fruit jams, these food halls in Calgary, London, Paris and near Denver are worth a visit.
Long before North American settlers grew corn to make bourbon or malted barley for beer, the Puritans planted apple seeds to nurture the star ingredient for their favourite tipple: cider. Here are four places to drink a creative glass of cider.
Take the Denver Graffiti Tour, sweat it out at Movement Climbing + Fitness, shop at Shea Boutique, have a doughnut at Hotbox Roasters Café, see the artwork at Weilworks Gallery and finish with a drink at The Infinite Monkey Theorem.
Spas in Arizona, whisky in Colorado and two-for-one Broadway tickets in New York City are all reasons to travel in the winter.
The Mile High City still embraces the entrepreneurial spirit that helped found it. Go for a long weekend to explore the city's coolest neighbourhoods, new restaurants and engaging museums.
Grab your sunscreen and shades and relax at these amazing pools at Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski in Havana, Halcyon in Denver or the SLS Las Vegas.
Negroni Week is June 4 to 10, 2018. Try a creative version at RauDZ Regional Table in Kelowna, at Little Dom’s in Los Angeles or at Old Major in Denver. Plus, a recipe to make your own at home.
Sour beers are catching on across North America. Try one at Strange Fellows Brewing in Vancouver, at New Belgium Brewing in Fort Collins, Colorado, or at The Lost Abbey in San Marcos, California.
A trailblazing craft beer industry, a growing culinary scene, revitalized neighbourhoods and a variety of arts-based initiatives make Denver worth exploring. Drink at Denver's first brewery Wynkoop Brewing, visit during the First Friday Art Walk and eat at Acorn restaurant.
