For the last few years, Jeri Choi and her family have escaped to Getaway Shenandoah as a ritual to get some much needed family time. We spoke with her to hear more about the importance of this tradition.

It seems inevitable that with time away from screens and stress, and time spent in nature, we start reflecting on larger themes and questions in our lives, and we start asking our loved ones deeper questions.Here are some of our favorite questions to ask to get to know our family and friends better.

This year, we’re celebrating Valentine’s Week to honor all kinds of love. Today, meet foodie cousins Liz and Jackie, and hear how they got away.

In honor of Black History Month, we’re spotlighting Black trailblazers; the adventurers, activists, and environmentalists who have been leading the charge to make nature and rest more inclusive and accessible. Today we're feature Teresa Baker.

We hosted Cammrynn Stith, AKA The Dapper Coach Cam, at the end of the summer. Hear more from them about their relationship to nature and how they create balance in their life.

I was building a campfire at one of our Getaway outposts recently when I started thinking about rituals. Whenever I spend a night at one of our tiny cabins, no matter how cold, tired, or uninspired I am, I always build a fire.

We hosted photographer, Wendy Song, in November at Getaway Big Bear outside of LA. Here’s what she had to say about her creative process, her relationship to nature, and her Getaway:

Read on for a quick and easy recipe for some energy bites that you can make during your own Getaway and carry with you on all of your adventures.