Fun in Fall & Winter? Where to Go and Why You Need To Plan it Now!

It's never too early to start planning fall & winter travel- especially when some experiences have limited slots. Hosts Desiree Miller, Maureen Dennis, and Nasreen Stump discuss things to do in the fall and winter along with tips, tricks, and our favorite spots on this podcast episode of Time To Talk Travel.

Whether you're looking to take a haunted tour, see Christmas lights, or go on a foliage train ride the planning process needs to start early. Many of these events have limited times and tickets so being ahead of the pack is important.

In addition, the cooler fall temps make it the perfect time to travel to places like Sicily, Reykjavik, and Germany.

Covered on this podcast:

Burlington VT

Stowe VT & Waterbury VT - Cold Hollow Cider Company, Cabot Cheese, Ben & Jerry's, Smugglers Distillery, Boyden Valley Winery

Kancamagus Highway New Hampshire

Asheville NC - Biltmore

Austin TX

New Orleans LA

Savannah GA

Small Town Halloween Festivals- Keene NH, Anoka MN, Independence KS

Blue Ridge Mountains

Greenville SC

Nashville TN

Cancun Mexico

Yellowstone National Park, Zion National Park, The Wave, Bryce Canyon

Munich Germany - Oktoberfest

Key West FL & Ft Lauderdale FL

Fall River MA - Lizzie Borden

Keystone CO & Park City UT

Theme Parks for Halloween & Christmas- Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Legoland, Hershey, Knott's Berry Farm

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