Training for the Camino de Santiago Walk
In an effort to bring you some new voices on Ottsworld, here is a guest post from an Ottsworld reader and traveler Emily Ward. She…
In an effort to bring you some new voices on Ottsworld, here is a guest post from an Ottsworld reader and traveler Emily Ward. She…
I walked down the long stone walkway, full of anticipation. The landscape was barren and dry, and the building in front of me was simple…
I stare out my window in Denver at the snow-covered mountains and sigh in defeat. I am tired of being scared and intimidated by the…
It’s that time of year when you get the ‘best’ lists, giving you ‘new’ ideas of where to go next year. But in an effort…
California is known for its beautiful cities, such as San Francisco, LA, and San Diego. It’s also known for its theme parks – Disney, Universal,…
The fly fishermen sitting next to me have been coming to Country Haven Fishing Lodge along the Miramichi River in New Brunswick for decades. However,…
“Are you a fisherman?” the stranger asked me. “No,” I answered quickly, but then hesitated and corrected myself – “well, maybe?” I realized, in the…
If you just come, put your foot in the Arctic Ocean, or walk on it in winter and turn around – then you are missing…
Maine is well-known for its 5,000 mile coastline—from sandy beaches to lighthouses on granite cliffs. Yes, I know what you are thinking – 5,000 miles…
“Wait, you’re telling me we are driving on the Arctic Ocean?” I exclaimed in disbelief as my stomach fluttered with butterflies. We had just gone…