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We hosted Winter Minisee at Getaway Shenandoah outside of DC earlier this year. She took some time to unplug, destress, and recharge before her fall semester at Howard University began. Here's what she had to say about her experience.

If you’ve found that you’re spending more time indoors this year, especially as the weather cools, we challenge you to try to spend at least 30 minutes outside every day this week. Here are a few ways to fit more time outside into your schedule.

The seasons are changing, and as the leaves on the trees fall away so too do your TBR piles. Even if you’re a mood reader, it’s nice to have some book options you know you can count on. Our friends over at BookSparks put together the ultimate fall reading list for you to find all the best new stories.

Scheduling a Day of Jubilation is a great way to disconnect from distractions and reconnect to what matters most. Here’s how to prepare for your next Day of Jubilation.

We hosted photographer, Carla Pena at Getaway Mount Adams last summer so she could spend some free time reconnecting to her love of her craft, and to enjoy some time in nature with her partner and their new puppy. Here's what she had to say about her creative practice, her Getaway, and her connection to nature.

Make it a perfect fall escape and go apple picking on your way to Getaway.

We hosted Karina Reyes and her partner at Getaway Eastern Catskills earlier this year so they could spend some quality time together as a newly married couple. Here's what Karina had to say about their escape.

As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, our founder, Jon Staff, passes the mic to Krystle Ramos, a volunteer with Latinx-led organization Latino Outdoors. Krystle reflects on the importance of intentional rest or dia de descanso. Her work with Latino Outdoors inspires, connects, and engages Latinx communities in outdoor spaces, and embraces cultura y familia as part of the outdoor narrative.