Traveling Mitch

Dec 1, 2024 | travelingmitch.com | Christopher Mitchell

I offer a lot of travel tips, tricks, and advice on my newsletter, as well as weekly advice for creators over at This Week in Blogging, but my advice isn’t geared as much to timely deals as it is to timeless advice (at least that’s the goal, particularly with the travelingmitch newsletter). There are a few newsletters and communities that I like: Daily Drop: Learning to maximize points in under 5 minutes a day.

Nov 10, 2024 | travelingmitch.com | Christopher Mitchell

The trolley runs throughout the event, by the way, in case you’re looking for some assistance in your explorations. Upon further research, and after talking to the Visit Franklin team, it’s clear that this event wasn’t a one-off, but rather a microcosm for the way in which Franklin uses events to help locals and visitors alike experience the best of the city. When you’re visiting, I’d strongly recommend looking at the Franklin Events Calendar.

Nov 1, 2024 | travelingmitch.com | Bri Mitchell

Another charming village in Loudoun County (you’ll quickly learn that the whole county is just a charming place to be), Middleburg is slightly younger than Purcellville and Leesburg. It was founded in 1787 by colonial settlers, and is regarded as the “Nation’s Horse and Hunt Capital” because of its history of fox hunting and horse racing. It’s often thought that Middleburg is Loudoun County’s prettiest village, and it has been the home to many a celebrity and millionaire over the years.

Oct 25, 2024 | travelingmitch.com | Bri Mitchell

Langdon Hall has been on my Canadian list of places to visit for quite some time. Whether you call it a “bucket-list”, “must-do list”, or “travel list”, if you haven’t been to Langdon Hall Country House before, it should most definitely be on yours, too. Not only is Langdon Hall an incredible hotel and destination in its own right in Waterloo Region, its restaurant has been making waves in the Canadian dining scene for decades.

Oct 14, 2024 | travelingmitch.com | Bri Mitchell

Wanuskewin Heritage Park is a National Historic Site focused on sharing the histories of the Northern Plains Indigenous peoples. From being home to the longest running archeological dig site in Canadian history to its trailblazing initiatives in Indigenous Tourism, it’s an important place to visit not only in Saskatchewan, but in Canada. Travel often takes us to places where giant structures built by generations past stand before us.