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Across the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, a new wave of wellness-focused travel invites winter wanderers to reset, recharge, and reconnect in ways that feel both deeply restorative and easily accessible.

As the nation gears up to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, Indy is preparing for a milestone year of its own—one defined by innovation, cultural openings, new trail systems, and the 110th anniversary of the biggest sporting event on the planet.

Alexandria is gearing up for a landmark year in 2026, unveiling a dynamic lineup of celebrations, transformative public art, neighborhood storytelling initiatives, and exciting new business openings.

Winter in Washington’s wine country is a season of cozy charm and bold flavor. As the vines lay dormant for the season, the place slows, but the experiences shine as some of Walla Walla’s most enchanting highlights come to life.

Black Friday isn’t just for big-box retailers—it’s one of the best times of year for LGBTQ travelers to score incredible deals on everything from luxury resorts and boutique hotels to flights, tours, and cruise packages.

Wales may be small in size—smaller than New Jersey, in fact—but in 2026 it’s preparing to make an outsized impression on the world stage. From groundbreaking museums and innovative transportation to the revival of beloved historic landmarks, the country is entering a remarkable year of transformation.

Wintertime in Michigan may bring thoughts of cold days spent huddled up by the fire, but that would mean missing out on all the fun to be had in Flint and Genesee County, Michigan.  

Antique shops, Victorian homes and a historic railway add to the unforgettable charm in Carson City, Nevada. Now add a dusting of snow on the nearby Sierra Nevada mountains, twinkling holiday lights on the Nevada State Capitol, a dreamy cup of hot cocoa in hand, and Carson City becomes the perfect winter getaway destination!

Missoula welcomes everyone with open arms, celebrating inclusivity, creativity, and connection in every season. Stroll through our festive Holiday Markets and Holidays on Higgins, where twinkling lights, local artisans, and horse-drawn carriage rides every weekend bring downtown to life.

Situated along Lake Michigan, the coastal towns of Saugatuck and Douglas—collectively known as The Art Coast of Michigan—offer a winter escape filled with enchanting activities and quiet beauty.

With a seemingly endless array of seasonal celebrations and ways to embrace the holiday spirit, DC shines brightly this winter. Discover beloved local traditions, like lavishly decorated hotels, European style holiday markets, tree lighting ceremonies and seasonal theater.

Spokane, Washington, makes winter a little warmer with fresh snow and glowing lights. While it's tempting to want to hibernate during the colder months, Spokane invites you to get out and enjoy the winter. From exciting winter activities to outdoor adventures, there's no excuse to stay in when the weather cools down. 

For an extra-festive winter vacation, plan a visit to Bellingham, Washington, a vibrant college town located along the Salish Sea halfway between Seattle, WA and Vancouver, BC. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts but also offers plenty of indoor activities and free holiday events.

Starting on November 1, guests staying at Dollywood Resorts in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, will get to experience the magic of the holiday season over the course of 65 days.

When snow blankets the rolling hills of northwest Illinois, Galena Country becomes a storybook destination bursting with holiday spirit. From festive parades to candlelit strolls, the season is filled with cozy charm and timeless traditions that invite visitors to bundle up and celebrate.

Just an hour east of Atlanta, Athens, Georgia, transforms into a glowing winter destination filled with creativity, community, and festive cheer. The centerpiece of the season is Winter WonderLights at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, where from late November through early January, the gardens sparkle with dazzling light displays and immersive holiday scenes.

From spooky thrills to festive cheer, Whidbey and Camano Islands come alive this fall and holiday season with events for every mood. Brave the haunted halls of Frightville at The Roller Barn, explore the woods on a Whidbey Wild Mushroom Tour, or find your perfect pumpkin at Scenic Isle Farm.

Fall is the perfect time to visit Ann Arbor. Plan a scenic Michigan road trip and visit the apple orchards and U-Pick pumpkin patches, attend exciting seasonal events,  and admire the beautiful fall colors along the way.

Summertime isn’t the only season for festivals and events. Check out all of the amazing things going on in Flint this fall. On the weekend after Labor Day, Goodstock – a festival hosted by The Good Beans Cafe, a local LGBTQ+-friendly cafe in Flint, will be back.

Seattle Southside offers some of the region’s most underrated fall color—without the crowds. From the golden coastal views of Saltwater State Park to the tree-lined Des Moines Beach Park & Des Moines Creek Trail, autumn is in full display.