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The Family Trips Issue, March 2008 Three Great Choices for Family FunLet's Go Loire! Long ago, in the wooded countryside around the meandering Loire River, the French ruling class played out their rivalries and love affairs, and built some of the most beautiful châteaux in Europe. Today the Loire Valley is an ideal place to show your kids where the stuff in the history books actually happened—and have a ton of fun in the process. Bike on quiet rural roads once traversed by gilded carriages. Explore grand salons and maze-like gardens where royal children used to play. The routes are gentle and short, the restaurants welcoming and every hotel has a swimming pool. Loire Valley Biking: Fun in the Regal TouraineAwesome Adventures in Tuscany In Tuscany, we've got three tantalizing choices for families. Our family biking trip north of Siena offers a taste of the Chianti region, with wine for adults and gelato for the youngsters (and the young at heart of course!). Bike through a landscape that seems to have jumped out of a Renaissance painting, among rolling hills overlooked by villas with cypress-lined drives. Take a walking tour of San Gimignano, a fascinating city crowned with medieval towers. Or, if you'd prefer to bike from the vineyards to the sea, try our family biking trip from the Tuscan hills to the Maremma coast for a taste of both the Italian countryside and the Tyrrhenian waters. If you prefer less activity and more cultural immersion, check out our Insider trip in Tuscany and Umbria, which offers your family the most in-depth Italian experience possible.Tuscany Biking: A Taste of Tuscany North of Siena Tuscany & Maremma Biking: From Tuscan Fields to the Tyrrhenian Sea Tuscany Insider: From Classic Tuscany to the Green Heart of Italy Big Fun in Bryce, Zion and Grand Canyon Come play with us in the spectacular canyonlands of Utah and Arizona! Bike, hike and explore to your heart's content as you discover weird and wonderful rock formations, unusual high-desert plants and critters, and beautiful vistas in three of the nation's most colorful national parks. Hike past bright red rock spires and pinnacles in Bryce. Pedal to the Grand Canyon for scenic walks and maybe even a mule ride. Go for an unforgettable hike in the river on one of Zion's most memorable routes, the Narrows. Lots of convenient departure dates, the choice of Casual Inns or Deluxe Camping, plenty of activity options and free time to explore at your leisure make this a fantastic journey for the whole family. Bryce, Zion & Grand Canyon Multisport: Bike & Walk a National Park "Triple Crown" |
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Long ago, in the wooded countryside around the meandering Loire River, the French ruling class played out their rivalries and love affairs, and built some of the most beautiful châteaux in Europe. Today the Loire Valley is an ideal place to show your kids where the stuff in the history books actually happened—and have a ton of fun in the process. Bike on quiet rural roads once traversed by gilded carriages. Explore grand salons and maze-like gardens where royal children used to play. The routes are gentle and short, the restaurants welcoming and every hotel has a swimming pool.
In Tuscany, we've got three tantalizing choices for families. Our family biking trip north of Siena offers a taste of the Chianti region, with wine for adults and gelato for the youngsters (and the young at heart of course!). Bike through a landscape that seems to have jumped out of a Renaissance painting, among rolling hills overlooked by villas with cypress-lined drives. Take a walking tour of San Gimignano, a fascinating city crowned with medieval towers. Or, if you'd prefer to bike from the vineyards to the sea, try our family biking trip from the Tuscan hills to the Maremma coast for a taste of both the Italian countryside and the Tyrrhenian waters. If you prefer less activity and more cultural immersion, check out our Insider trip in Tuscany and Umbria, which offers your family the most in-depth Italian experience possible.
Come play with us in the spectacular canyonlands of Utah and Arizona! Bike, hike and explore to your heart's content as you discover weird and wonderful rock formations, unusual high-desert plants and critters, and beautiful vistas in three of the nation's most colorful national parks. Hike past bright red rock spires and pinnacles in Bryce. Pedal to the Grand Canyon for scenic walks and maybe even a mule ride. Go for an unforgettable hike in the river on one of Zion's most memorable routes, the Narrows. Lots of convenient departure dates, the choice of Casual Inns or Deluxe Camping, plenty of activity options and free time to explore at your leisure make this a fantastic journey for the whole family.