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Dream Now, Travel Later: 8 Adventure Trips for the Future

MAY 4, 2020

Most of us have been dreaming of wide-open spaces and hoping/praying for a time when we can safely travel again. While leisure travel in the near future is unlikely, there is no harm in fantasizing about one of these bucket list getaways. Even if travel cannot happen anytime soon, the exercise of visualizing and planning is good for the soul.

Big Sky Retreat: If outdoor adventures like hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, skiing, snowshoeing or dogsledding are your style, look to visit Big Sky, Montana and stay at The Wilson Hotel. Located on the edge of Yellowstone National Park, the town is home to Big Sky Resort and its 5,850 acres of ski terrain, as well as shaded forests, wildflower-filled meadows, rocky mountaintops and clear, cool rivers and streams. https://thewilsonhotel.com/

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