Welcome to the January 2025 issue of Northeast Traveler magazine! As we embark on a new year filled with endless possibilities and adventures, we are thrilled to bring you this edition, celebrating the joys of traveling in January. The crisp winter air, serene landscapes, and the promise of new discoveries make this the perfect time to explore the Northeast.
In this edition of our free travel magazine, we bring you an exhilarating journey through the snow-covered trails of Maine’s Northern Outdoors. Imagine the thrill of gliding over pristine, powdery snow, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Maine’s winter wilderness. Whether you’re a seasoned snowmobiler or a first-time adventurer, this feature article will guide you through the best routes, tips for a safe and enjoyable ride, and the hidden gems waiting to be discovered in this snowy paradise. Get ready to embrace the cold and experience the magic of snowmobiling in one of the most picturesque regions of the Northeast.
In this issue, we also take you on a historical journey along the Erie Canal, exploring its rich heritage and the charming towns that line its banks. Next, we visit the Trapp Family Lodge in Vermont, where the legacy of the famous musical family lives on in a picturesque alpine setting. Finally, we hit the slopes in New Hampshire’s Mt. Washington Valley, a premier destination for alpine skiing enthusiasts, offering a perfect blend of thrilling runs and stunning winter scenery. Each feature promises to inspire your next adventure in the Northeast.
These captivating features and more await you in the current issue of our magazine. Whether you prefer the visual and immersive experience of our print/flipbook version or the convenience of our device-friendly text version, we’ve got you covered. Enjoy your journey through the Northeast!
Snowmobiling In Maine’s Northern Outdoors
I grew up in a place where abundant snowfall was more like a thing of myth and folklore than something real that actually happens. I would often imagine waking up…
Tracking Down the Erie Canal
In its heyday, the Erie Canal was a bustling waterway teeming with activity, where mule-drawn barges glided through the water, laden with goods and passengers. The canal was a marvel…
A Bit of Austria in Vermont – THE TRAPP FAMILY LODGE
Perched atop a mountain in Stowe, Vermont, the lodge is famed for its von Trapp family heritage. Many visitors who come to the Green Mountain State make a pilgrimage to…
Mt. Washington Valley ALPINE SKIING
The Mt. Washington Valley is a skier’s paradise. This picturesque region boasts some of the best alpine skiing in the Northeast, offering a diverse range of terrains and breathtaking views….
Boston’s Museum of Illusion
Climb into the kaleidoscope that fascinated you as a child, where an image is repeated over and over like a colorful snowflake. But instead of a mosaic of vibrant shapes,…
Feast During the Providence Restaurant Week
Providence, Rhode Island, effortlessly blends historic charm with modern sophistication. One of the most anticipated events in this vibrant city is the annual Providence Restaurant Week. This culinary celebration is…
A History of Arts: HUDSON HALL
Hudson Hall, a beacon of cultural enrichment and artistic expression, stands is New York State’s oldest surviving theater. Since its restoration began in 1997, Hudson Hall has become a vibrant…
New Hampshire’s Magical ICE CASTLES
The Ice Castles in Lincoln, NH, are a breathtaking winter attraction with hundreds of thousands of hand-placed icicles that create stunning sculptures, archways, and tunnels. Colorfully illuminated, the castles offer…