Everett Potter's Travel Report

I’ve been lucky enough to ski in Aspen every winter since the early 90′s and it seems to me that I’ve heard the name "John Clendenin" mentioned each time that… Continue reading »

Story by Ed Wetschler One third of the world’s species of marine mammals reside in or regularly visit the Sea of Cortez, that long, narrow body of water separating Baja… Continue reading »

THE BACKSTORY: It’s hard to believe that there’s another U.S. resort quite like this one. It was begun in 1928, by an industrialist named Howard Coffin, the man responsible for… Continue reading »

The old cliche is that Montreal is like a quick trip to Paris. So much for old cliches. No one in Montreal will correct your French. The architecture, apart from… Continue reading »

THE BACKSTORY: If you’ve looked at Manhattan hotel prices lately, you know that a weekend in the city has become a pricey proposition. Spending $300, $400 or even $500 a… Continue reading »

I first met Adam Barker on the slopes of the Wasatch Mountains in Utah a couple of years ago. Barker was working his day job, which is marketing & media… Continue reading »

  The Backstory: Palm Springs is a desert oasis defined by kidney-shaped swimming pools, memories of the Rat Pack, and houses of concrete and glass that look like they were… Continue reading »