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Savannah and Charleston Road Trip Guide: The Perfect 9‑Day Girls Getaway from Atlanta

heather · March 5, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Colonial architecture in Savannah, girls road trip, southern charm

There’s something special about a Southern road trip—the slow sway of Spanish moss in the breeze, pastel‑colored colonial homes, quaint beach towns, and the endless supply of oysters and happy hours. If you’re looking for a girls getaway, a solo adventure, or simply a charming route full of history and Southern food, this itinerary from…

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The Best Girls Trip Destinations in the USA

heather · March 5, 2026 · Leave a Comment

King Street, Charleston, South Carolina, colonial architecture, girls trip shopping

Girls trips have become one of my favorite ways to reconnect with friends – whether it’s a reunion, a bachelorette weekend, or a quick escape just because.  Over the years, I’ve explored cities all across the United States with my girlfriends, and each trip has shown me something new to love.  A girls trip is…

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How to Pack for a Road Trip with a Dog

heather · February 11, 2026 · Leave a Comment

black dog looking at the view of an alpine lake, Williams Lake near Salmon, Idaho, dog travel

My dog Pepper has become an experienced road‑trip companion over the years. From a month‑long loop through Arizona, Utah, Idaho, and Nevada during her puppy days to a 2025 adventure across the Pacific Northwest, she’s explored more miles than many humans I know. Along with countless shorter trips around Northern California, these journeys have taught…

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Big Sur With a Dog: Photo Spots, Scenic Stops, and What to Know

heather · February 5, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Big Sur views from highway 1, Big Sur Road Trip, Big Sur with a dog

Big Sur is one of the most iconic places to visit on California’s central coast, a stretch of Highway 1 known for its dramatic cliffs, winding roads, and sweeping Pacific Ocean views. From rugged beaches to quiet forested moments along the Big Sur River, the scenery shifts constantly and never stops being breathtaking. On a…

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Dog‑Friendly Guide to Carmel‑by‑the‑Sea: 3 Nights in a Fairy‑Tale Coastal Town

heather · February 4, 2026 · Leave a Comment

Carmel Meadows Trail, things to do in Carmel with a dog, dog friendly Carmel

Carmel-by-the-Sea is the one of the most dog-friendly towns in California. It is a place where you can sip wine on a patio with your pup, wander through secret passageways, admire fairy tale cottages, and enjoy a stunning white sand beach where dogs are allowed to run off-leash. After spending three nights here with my…

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