Jenny Willden

\Alta is one of the world’s last remaining ski-only resorts, and its traditional vibe and fresh pow keep skiers coming back season after season. While you won’t find night clubs or a bumping all-night party scene, Alta does deliver in the dining and drinking department.

Arrive at Alta in time for first tracks, and by noon your stomach will be grumbling. Instead of wasting your ski break on pizza or basic burger at a ski cafeteria, step up your lunch and treat yourself at on-mountain bistro, Collins Grill.

"If you can see it, you can ski it." This is the mantra of 81-year-old Alta, a classic ski area in Utah’s Little Cottonwood Canyon that sees an average of 547 inches of snow annually.

Alta is the choice of a new generation of skiers who want the on-snow experience to be their priority.

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One of the best ways to explore the great outdoors is also one of the oldest — horseback riding. While it harkens back to Utah’s pioneer heritage, horseback riding is still a fantastic way to enjoy time in nature.

The great American road trip is back, and there’s no better way to explore the nation than by driving through our national parks. While summer road trips get all the glory, winter ones mean fewer crowds and virtually no traffic — even in the most popular parks.

Long a Main Street mainstay, the team behind Riverhorse on Main and Riverhorse Provisions is branching out with Salt Box, a dedicated hub for its catering service and grab-n-go eats in Prospector.

December issue of Sensi NorCal. I served as managing editor and wrote the feature on Christmas in Sacramento.

Whether you love music or movies, hot air balloons or fine wine, the mountain town of Park City, Utah, offers the perfect festival to fit your interests.

As snow falls and temperatures drop, America’s national parks transform into peaceful winter wonderlands where uncrowded trails and magical snowscapes reign supreme.
From Maine to Alaska, spend winter exploring these natural landscapes by skiing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and even dog-sledding in these nine national parks.

With many jobs remaining remote and pandemic fatigue setting in, pet parents are looking to escape the house and hit the road with their fur babies. Fortunately, there’s never been a better time to travel with pets: Today even the poshest hotels welcome (and pamper) canine and feline guests. Instead of another week spent slogging away in your home office, bring Fido along for a “workcation” at one or more of California’s pet-friendly hotels.

With the stay at home orders expired and stores slowly reopening, a new normal is emerging in Park City. And though we can’t wait to go support our local businesses, we’re still spending more time at home than ever, making this season the perfect time for a refresh.

During this holiday season, you and your loved ones deserve some pampering. When big international trips are on hold, make your home a great escape by bringing the gift of travel home. From fluffy robes to supple sheets, treat your favorite jet-setter (or yourself) to these 10 gift ideas for travelers.