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What you need to know for solo travel in Alaska
It’s a well-known fact that cats prefer solo travel. And what better place for a cat to get their paws wet than in the great state of Alaska?…
- Things to Do Outside of Grand Teton National Park
The long summer days and wide open spaces of Wyoming provide the perfect backdrop for a slow-traveling cat to think deep thoughts. With nothing but time and sky, it’s the ideal place to “paws” and reflect. As a particularly well-traveled cat, one of the things I love most about visiting Jackson, Wyoming, in the summertime is the mix of refined elegance in town juxtaposed against the surrounding rugged outdoors. There is no better place for a cultured feline to stop and smell the wildflowers, while also dining on artisanal tuna tartare. - The 12 Best Local Coffee Roasters in Austin, TX in 2025
As a curious cat prowling the streets of Austin, I’ve sniffed out the finest spots for coffee roasting. In this bustling city, where the scent of fresh brew fills the air, the local coffee culture is as lively and diverse as the cats who call it home. Whether you’re a human who appreciates a smooth cup of joe or a feline, like me, who just loves the warm vibes, Austin’s coffee scene is sure to tickle your whiskers. - Day Trip to Milwaukee: The Best Things To Do in 2025
Purrrrrrrr, hello there, fellow adventurers! If you’re like me—a cat who enjoys adventure—I’ve got just the place for you. Milwaukee may not have a scratching post on every corner but trust me, it’s a great place for a day trip. With its rich history, bustling downtown, and beautiful views of Lake Michigan, you’ll have plenty to keep your paws busy. - Top 20 Things to Do in Downtown Napa in 2025
As a slow-traveling cat, it’s easy to find reasons to love downtown Napa, California. Just imagine strolling through the vibrant streets of downtown, nestled in the heart of California’s famous wine country. Now everyone knows that cats do not drink wine, however, we have a penchant for humans who do! And let me tell you, my human absolutely adores herself a glass of Cabernet. However, downtown Napa is about so much more than just wine. From fine food to culture to outdoor adventure, this small area has a lot to offer humans and felines alike. Let’s take a look at the best things to do in downtown Napa. - The Best Things to Do in Calistoga, California in 2025
Meowdy, fellow felines, and curious humans! If you’ve ever wondered what life is like in the charming town of Calistoga, California, you’re in for a cat treat. Nestled in the heart of Napa Valley, this purrfect destination offers more than just vineyard views and hot springs. Join me, your sophisticated traveling cat, as I share the inside scoop on the “Things to Do in Calistoga”. From napping spots with panoramic views to secret, sun-soaked nooks that even locals don’t know, it’s time to grab your curiosity and get ready to explore! - The Best Things to Do in South Bay Los Angeles in 2025
A little-known fact about slow-traveling cats is that we secretly love making lists of things to do. We like to pretend to be spontaneous and live in the moment, but when it’s time to explore a place like the South Bay in Los Angeles, our curiosity is only satisfied once we’ve seen it all. As one of the lucky cats who’s had ample time to explore this beautiful and vibrant area, I have taken it upon myself to create a list of things to do in South Bay Los Angeles that will satisfy the most curious feline. - 18 Best Things To Do in California in January 2025
Hello, human! It’s your favorite slow-traveling cat, writing to tell you why California in January is the ultimate place to explore. Me and my human have spent countless months roaming across the Golden State, and let me tell you, it’s a feline paradise. The cooler temperatures make lounging in sunny patches feel like heaven, while fewer crowds mean you can roam free without dodging too many two-legged creatures - 16 Joyful Ways to Celebrate Christmas in Austin
Ah, Christmas in Austin! It’s the most purr-fect time of year for a curious cat like me. The humans fill the house with cozy blankets, twinkling lights, and a big, sparkly tree just begging to be climbed. The city also buzzes with excitement—lights everywhere, new smells emerging from outdoor markets, and tons of holiday activities. - Top 16 Things to Do Around Rapid City SD
Ah, Rapid City—a place so full of interesting sights and smells, that even well-traveled cats like me are fascinated! From sprawling landscapes to towering monuments, it’s a land brimming with natural beauty and historic wonders. It’s easy to see why our human companions can’t resist exploring every nook and cranny. There are big, impressive rocks carved into faces (apparently they’re called “presidents”), and plenty of Native American culture that adds depth to the culture. And the best part? There’s so much to do, you can find something new each time you visit. - The Ultimate Guide: Thanksgiving in New York City in 2024
As a slow-traveling cat, let me tell you, Thanksgiving in New York City is quite an unforgettable adventure! Whether you are a four-legged feline or a human chaperone, the holiday season in the big city is nothing short of magical. The streets come alive with the world-famous Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, delicious scents from world-class restaurants fill the air, and charming holiday markets pop up across town. Get ready to be whiskered as I guide you through the best things to see and do during Thanksgiving weekend in the Big Apple. - The 16 Best Things To Do in Winona Minnesota
Ah, Winona, Minnesota—a true hidden gem in southeast Minnesota! As a cat, I can’t help but appreciate all the delightful sights and sounds this town has to offer. It’s the kind of place where I can stretch out in the sun and watch the world go by. From the scenic views that would make even the laziest feline pounce to life, to the rich culture and endless outdoor adventures, it’s a place where both humans and cats can thrive. - 27 Ideas for the Perfect Weekend in Austin TX
So, you’ve decided to spend a long weekend in Austin, Texas? Purrfect choice! As a cat who’s roamed the streets of this city, I can tell you—Austin is a great place for a weekend adventure. From cozy sunspots in Zilker Park to people-watching on South Congress Avenue, there’s no shortage of things to do. And who could forget about this city’s delicious food – from yummy tacos to locally roasted coffee, all cats can find their fancy in Austin. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a regular, you’ll find plenty of great ways to enjoy this city. It’s time to follow me as I show you the best things to do during your weekend in Austin. Meow, let’s go! - Top 31 Things To Do Between Dallas and Austin
As a slow-traveling cat, one of my favorite activities is a good, old-fashioned, Texas road trip. The journey from Dallas to Austin is a popular route for many travelers, however, few know about the hidden gems between these two cities. As a cat with a keen curiosity and a love for exploration, I’ve carefully uncovered a list of attractions that will make your road trip memorable. From quirky museums that’ll pique your curious nature to serene parks that are perfect for a cat nap, each stop offers something unique. Let’s explore 31 attractions that will add a touch of catnip to your journey. - How Far is Dallas from Austin by Plane – Time and Distance
While some believe it uncommon for cats to have personal travel preferences, this is simply not the case. Speaking as a well-traveled cat, I know that traveling from Austin to Dallas via plane is the quickest and easiest way to go. Whether for business meetings, family visits, or leisure trips, all cats know this quick and easy flight offers an efficient alternative to driving. So, exactly how far is Dallas from Austin by plane? The distance is approximately 182 miles, with 1 hour and 10 minutes of flight time from gate to gate. Of course, many factors contribute to the time and distance for your trip from Austin to Dallas. Let’s jump into the details. - Top 20 Things to Do in Bisbee Arizona
Curled up in the cozy corners of the Mule Mountains in Southern Arizona, Bisbee is a town that intrigues cats from around the globe with its delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Once a bustling mining town, Bisbee has become a paradise for artists, history buffs, adventurers, and cats alike. One thing I particularly love about Bisbee is the bright sun and slow pace of life. Also, what cat would not be intrigued by Bisbee’s nocturnal wonders, which range from ghost tours to brewpubs? Are you ready to get your paws dirty in the town of Bisbee? This guide will whisk you through the top activities and attractions that make Bisbee the purr-fect destination for your next adventure. - The Best Time to Visit White Sands National Park
Greetings fellow feline travelers! It’s time to explore White Sands National Park in beautiful southern New Mexico. Filled with the softest, whitest sand I have ever seen, curious cats can dig their paws into the sand to their heart’s delight. Depending on the time of year you travel you may also enjoy stretching out in the sun, chasing long shadows at dusk, or observing the park’s unique flora and fauna. Are you ready to recommend a trip to White Sands to your human companion? Here’s all you need to know about the best time to visit. - Best Things To Do at White Sands National Park
As a slow traveling cat I can’t help but marvel at the vast expanse of White Sands National Park. The biggest gypsum dunefield in the world, this park offers plenty of space to stretch out in the sun. A myriad of trails and the park’s scenic drive offer breathtaking views and the opportunity to view the area’s unique flora and fauna. - When is Best Time to Visit Saguaro National Park?
As a curious and adventurous cat, I’ve wandered through many a backyard and climbed countless trees, but nothing compares to the vast, prickly wonderland of Saguaro National Park. Picture this: towering cacti that stretch to the sky, landscapes dotted with vibrant wildflowers, and the most delightful array of critters to observe. If you’ve ever wondered when is the best time to visit this desert paradise, you’ve come to the right place. Allow me, your feline guide, to share what my human and I have learned from our time in the great Sonoran Desert. Whether you prefer the winter chill of the cooler months or the bold beauty of the wildflower season, this guide will help you find your purr-fect time to explore Saguaro National Park. - Comprehensive Guide: The Best Hikes in Saguaro National Park
Are you and your human planning a trip to Saguaro National Park? Congratulations, you’ve made a purrfect choice! Discover the best hikes this park has to offer, from the scenic trails of the Tucson Mountain District to the challenging paths in the Rincon Mountain District. Our guide includes the top hikes that cater to all kinds of paws. Get ready to explore the unique landscapes and iconic cacti of this breathtaking park. Just remember, no nibbling on the cacti. - The Ultimate Grand Canyon and Utah National Parks Itinerary
As a cat, I have a deep-seated appreciation for the stunning views and dramatic landscapes of the American Southwest. In fact, one of my favorite places to explore is the Grand Canyon and Utah’s five national parks. Join my human companion and me on an epic 10-day road trip itinerary as we meander through red rock pinnacles, brilliant sunsets, and deep canyons. It’s time to open your cat eyes and marvel at the natural beauty that surrounds us. Let’s pounce on this grand adventure together! - How to See the Best 15 Best Parks in CaliforniaGreetings, fellow felines, and sunbeam enthusiasts! As a slow traveling cat, one of my favorite pastimes is exploring the amazing parks of California. In this wonderful state, the landscapes are as varied as the birds in the sky. From the big-name National Parks to the lesser-known State Parks and private campgrounds, there is so much to explore that you may have to skip your cat nap!
- Top 20 Things to Do in Chinatown San Francisco
Exploring San Francisco’s Chinatown is a cat’s dream come true. This place isn’t a mere collection of streets; it’s alive, filled with stories and a mix of old traditions and modern experiences. Packed to the brim with curiosities, Chinatown is filled with sights, sounds, and smells that will entertain the most jaded feline for days on end. - 9 Easy Hikes to See the Best of Zion National Park
Meow there, adventurous souls! As a seasoned explorer of Zion National Park, I’m honored to share my feline wisdom on the purrfect trails for a leisurely stroll. Nestled in the heart of Utah, Zion boasts an abundance of trails that cater to creatures big and small, and I’m here to whisker you away to some of the park’s easy trails. Whether you’re a hiker at heart or just looking for a scenic saunter, let’s embark on these trails together. It’s time to lace up your boots and get your paws ready for a whisker-tingling adventure in one of this cat’s favorite playgrounds! - The Ultimate Guide: What to Pack for Zion National Park
If anyone knows about the inside of a suitcase it’s your loyal feline companion. Just ask any cat for packing advice and you will get an earful of opinions on what to include and what to leave behind. Personally speaking, this cat has spent enough time overseeing my human companion’s packing process that I have become an expert myself. And, there is no other topic that I enjoy exploring more than packing for national park adventures. Today we are going to cover what to pack for Zion National Park. This majestic destination has so much to offer! Paying close attention to your packing list is vital to experiencing this park to the fullest. So, without further adieu, we present all you need to know about packing for Zion. - 15 Things to Do in Zion National Park Besides Hiking
As a cat, one thing I will never understand about humans is their love of hiking. Walking is how you get to your food bowl, not a thing you do for fun! So, you can imagine my concern when I learned that we would be traveling to yet another national park. Lucky for me, my human took the time to learn about things to do in Zion National Park besides hiking. From scenic drives to horseback riding to discovering petroglyphs, Zion National Park has so much more to offer than the standard hiking trails. - Top 7 Beaches Near the Los Angeles Airport
As a slow-traveling cat with a penchant for getting my paws in the sand, I could not help but take some time to explore the beaches near the Los Angeles airport. All cats know that the beaches of Los Angeles are great spots for people-watching, exploring nature, and lounging in the sun. In other words, it’s a cat’s dream come true! From famous Santa Monica to the lesser-known beaches of Playa Del Rey and Dockweiler, let’s explore the best beaches near LAX. - The 5 Best Beaches With Fire Pits in Los Angeles
Meow there, beach enthusiasts and fire-loving felines! If you are feeling curious about a new kind of adventure, you’re in for a kitty treat. This is your feline friend whiskering you away to the sandy beaches of sunny Southern California. Forget about catnip – it’s time to explore the beaches with fire pits in Los Angeles! - 14 Things to Do in Fairbanks, Alaska in December that Will Brighten Your Day
Everyone knows that cats love to sleep, so you can imagine my surprise and delight when I stumbled upon the magical place of Fairbanks, Alaska, where nighttime never ends. In the month of December travelers to Fairbanks enjoy extended nighttime hours, up to 19 hours per day! So, aside from extended cat naps, how can you convenience your human to visit this enchanting terrain? Easy! There are so many things to do in Fairbanks, Alaska in December that you and your human may have a hard time figuring out where to start. - Introducing the 12 Best Coffee Roasters in Boston, MA
Everyone knows that coffee is simply cat nip for humans, so, when my human and I go exploring around the country, we always dip our paws into the local coffee culture. The city of Boston (or Pawston, as I like to call it), proved to be exceptionally apt in the art of roasting coffee. As we explored the city we learned a thing or two about this town’s vibrant coffee culture, as well as, discovered the best coffee roasters in Boston. - The Ultimate Anchorage Itinerary: Plan your perfect trip
Meow, fellow explorers! Prepare for an extraordinary journey in the heart of the Last Frontier. As we build the perfect Anchorage itinerary, we’ll delve into the city that has captured the hearts of cats far and wide. Anchorage, a coastal town with rugged beauty, offers a haven for cats that crave the perfect blend of urban living and untamed wilderness. What makes this city truly special? Well, it’s the extended daylight hours during summer that truly tickle my whiskers! As the sun graces Anchorage with its presence for what seems like an eternity, us cats revel in the extra hours of lounging in its warm embrace. But there’s so much more to Anchorage than endless sunshine. Join us as we uncover the hidden treasures of Anchorage, from national parks to cultural activities. - Where to see glaciers in Alaska: see what gigantic really means
You may not think that a regular old house cat like me would have any interest in glaciers in Alaska, but you would be wrong. Cats are very curious creatures and figuring out where to see glaciers in Alaska turned out to be one of my favorite Alaskan adventures. Once I started learning about the glaciers, I was hooked! - 18 Essential Things to Know about Alaska Before You Go
Welcome to the captivating realm of Alaska, a land as expansive as the curiosity of a cat. Affectionately called the 49th state, Alaska offers a realm of feline fascination. Stretching over 663,000 square miles of untamed territory, Alaska is the largest state in the United States. From towering mountains to unspoiled coastlines, this territory is a beacon for cats who want to prowl through its hidden treasures. - Top 36 Local Things to Do San Francisco
As an experienced slow-traveling cat, I fancy myself a connoisseur of the world’s hidden corners. Over the past year, I’ve prowled through alleys, sauntered down boulevards, and whisked my way through many city secrets. Today, I’m ready to let the cat out of the bag about one of my favorite concrete jungles – the enchanting San Francisco. Nestled on the edge of the mighty Pacific, there are so many local things to do in San Franscisco that it’s easy to become overwhelmed. Follow my velvety pawprints, dear readers, as I guide you through the local treasures and hidden gems that make San Francisco a playground for curious cat explorers! - The closest town to Glacier National Park: your home base for adventure
Visiting Glacier National Park is one of this cat’s favorite pastimes! There is just something about the area’s expansive nature and its absence of overcrowded cities that really speaks to my love of solitude. Everyone knows cats like to be left alone and this sparsely populated area of the country is just the place for a cat to relax. So, the only question is in what town should you stay? Depending on what side of the park you’ll visit, you have several options for staying in the closest town to Glacier National Park. - Alaska Road Trip Itinerary – the most useful guide to date
Everyone knows that cats enjoying looking out of windows and I am certainly no expectation to the rule. However, it was not until my first road trip through Alaska, that I realized a car window may be the best kind of window. Traveling through Alaska in a car is like watching a nature documentary from inside the television screen. The dramatic landscape, the plethora of birds and occasional bear sighting make roadtripping through Alaska a thrilling experience for any cat that appreciates a good view. So how do you get your human companion to start planning? Glad you asked! Our Alaska Road Trip Itinerary is designed to get you started on planning the adventure of a lifetime. - Seattle to Anchorage Ferry – Everything you need to know
As a traveling cat, I never thought I would see the day where I would find myself completely surrounded by water. So, when my two legged travel companion first brought me onto the Seattle to Anchorage ferry I was skeptical. However, once I learned the lay of the land, so to speak, I found traveling on the ferry to be a unique and relaxing journey. - Things to do in Homer, Alaska – the Best of Alaska
As a traveling cat, I appreciate destinations that are filled with nature and not too crowded. Cats don’t like to be around too many people (and we tend to hide when we get overwhelmed!). This is exactly what’s great about Homer, Alaska – it’s a friendly, small town that is easy for any cat to explore. Aside from relaxing in the sun and watching the fisherman unload their daily catch, your human companion will also find plenty of things to do in Homer, Alaska. - The best things to do in Whittier, Alaska in 2023
Whittier, Alaska is a small seaside town with an interesting history, stunning nature, and the perfect jumping-off point to explore Prince William Sound and the surrounding area. Slow-traveling cats love visiting Whittier because of the slow pace of life and excellent seafood. Speaking from my own perspective as a well-traveled cat, I love a lazy afternoon in Whitter, gazing at the sea, mixed in with a little bit of outdoor exploration. As for my human, there are plenty of opportunities for adventure in this deceptively small Alaskan town. Read on to learn the best things to do in Whittier, Alaska in 2023 - Booking an Alaska Sightseeing Train: what you need to know
As a cat, one of my favorite things to do is stare out of the window. I am constantly trying to demonstrate this magnificent activity to my human companion, and I think she has finally understood! It was experiencing an Alaska sightseeing train that finally did it. All traveling cats know that one surefire way to relaxation and adventure is a scenic train ride. - The best hikes in Badlands National Park & planning guide
When you are a cat visiting Badlands National Park, it’s like catching a glimpse into how your ancestors lived. Known for its unique landscape and high density of fossils, Badlands National Park was once a hotbed of ancient mammals, including my distant cousin, the saber tooth tiger! Looking around it’s easy to tell why ancient cats chose to settle on this land. With plenty of tall grass to hide in and rodents to chase, Badlands National Park is a paradise for cats. Aside from cat-centric activities, you’ll find plenty to keep your human busy as well. This article features the best hikes in Badlands National Park and a planning guide for visiting this special land. - Introducing the best ever Olympic National Park Itinerary
If you are a curious cat like me, you’ll be especially impressed by Olympic National Park. With nearly 1 million acres of land, several distinct ecosystems run throughout this gorgeous park. Located in Washington state, on the mystical Olympic Peninsula, this area is known for its rugged coastline, temperate rain forests, and dramatic mountains. In short, there are plenty of plants to nibble, trees to climb, and places to hide – Olympic National Park truly is a cat’s dream! So, how is one to plan the perfect trip? Read on for everything you need to know to build your Olympic National Park itinerary. - Glacier National Park in June: what you need to know
Of all the adventures in the world, exploring national parks will always be a favorite pastime for this slow-traveling cat. While each national park has its own unique charm, I found Glacier National Park to be particularly suitable for cats. Filled with rushing rivers and majestic waterfalls, there is so much running water to observe that any cat would be completely mesmerized. In fact, visiting Glacier National Park in June is the best time to see these waterfalls at their peak flow. - Visit Alaska in Summer – the best reasons to come here now
As the most well-traveled cat I know, I can say with confidence that Alaska is an exceptionally beautiful place to visit in summer. In addition to endless days, the entire state is overrun with wildlife, including a plethora of birds (a fact deeply appreciated by most traveling cats). Despite its beauty, however, Alaska continues to fly under the radar of the mainstream travel industry, making it an excellent destination for introverted cats like me. These are just a few of the reasons that I personally love to visit Alaska in summer. Let’s look at what else this great state has to offer! - The Ultimate Guide: What to wear in Alaska in the winter, it’s not what you think
Everyone knows that cats prefer warm temperatures, but I am here to tell you that a well-executed winter trip satisfies a deep-seated sense of adventure that all slow traveling cats secretly harbor. The truly brave cats that venture into the Alaskan winter are sure to be rewarded with a truly unforgettable experience! Like most cats, you may be wondering how to stay warm in the winter season. Do not fear, I have carefully observed Michele, my faithful travel companion for all of her tips and tricks on what to wear in Alaska in winter. - What to wear in Alaska in the summer: your complete guide
As a traveling cat, one thing that constantly piques my curiosity is the concept of clothing. Michele, my eternally optimistic travel companion, seems to be obsessed with purchasing new articles of clothing and then combining them in different ways depending on where we are traveling. This strange obsession becomes most pronounced when she is deciding what to wear in Alaska in summer. - Best of the best: Winter activities in Alaska
Slow traveling cats get the honor of experiencing our favorite places outside of the typical tourist seasons. Last summer I watched as crowds of tourists flocked to Alaska to relish long days and beautiful nature. As the snow began to fall, however, they all retreated to the lower 48. Now all cats know that when crowds start to dissipate, the real fun begins! Wintertime is when Alaska really shines as a unique travel experience. Like all good cats, the locals have adapted to extreme conditions while maintaining a deep connection to nature. Are you adventurous enough to plan a trip during the winter season? Read on for the best winter activities in Alaska. - Things to do in Sonora, California – Found: Hidden Gem
Perhaps the greatest privilege of being a slow traveling cat is the ability to spend time in lesser known travel destinations. As a cat I like to do the exact opposite of what people expect, which includes getting off the beaten path! Exploring the lovely town of Sonora, California alongside my favorite human has been one of my favorite travel experiences on the west coast. One of a few gateways to Yosemite National Park, Sonora is the perfect place to learn about California’s rich history, explore nature and truly experience life in a small mountain town. In order to plan your perfect trip, I am excited to share the best things to do in Sonora, California. - 10 day Alaska Itinerary – the best of Alaska
Alaska is the perfect place for traveling cats that love adventure! As a cat, I particularly love the abundance of wildlife that Alaska has to offer as well as the varied outdoor experiences. Everyone knows that cats love to be outside and, for that, there is no greater place than the lovely state of Alaska. Having extensively explored this state, my human travel companion and I have learned a lot about the best places to visit. Together, we have crafted the perfect 10 day Alaska Itinerary, complete with variations for different seasons. - The many neighborhoods of San Francisco: what you need to know
One thing that cats love about San Franscisco is the variety of sights, sounds, and smells that can be found in a small area. Just 7 miles long and 7 miles wide, this small space has so many curiosities that it is broken down into over 30 districts to make it easier to explore. So, the question is: What are you looking for in your San Francisco adventure? From the hidden gems to mainstay activities, this city has it all! Keep those tails high as we dive into the different San Francisco districts. - Great Falls, Montana: Make your escape into the wilderness
For as long as I can remember I have always been fascinated by the concept of the sink faucet. As a cat, I am naturally endeared to running water and had always thought that was as good as it could get. Well, I was wrong. During our trip to Great Falls, Montana I was introduced to something called a waterfall. I could hardly believe my cat eyes! I will never look at a kitchen faucet the same. - Road Trip from California to Arizona – how to make your journey totally awesome
Purrs and whiskers, I’ve got a penchant for prowling in the western lands of the United States. From the purrfect Pacific shores to the wild Rockies and the vibrant hues of the southwest, this territory is truly a cat’s paradise. There are so many amazing routes to follow in this part of this country, that it may be hard to figure out where to start. If you are into dramatic nature, laid-back beach towns, and quirky roadside attractions, then a road trip from California to Arizona is just your ticket. It’s time to get ready for a paw-some adventure! - Monterey California Wineries: 14 Tasting Rooms to explore
After extensive travels around the country, this cat has finally discovered the purrfect place for wine tasting in California. The Monterey California wineries are quiet, cozy, and close to nature – what more could a cat wish for? Whether you are looking to exercise your paws with a walk around town or stretch out in the sun next to the wine grapes in the vineyards outside of town, there are plenty of friendly wineries where you will feel right at home. - Winter in Alaska – 10 surprising reasons to love it here
Ah, the joy of being a cat and finding the coziest spots imaginable! Picture me, nestled purrfectly next to a crackling fireplace, warming my paws after a playful romp in the snow. But, this is just the beginning of what’s possible on a trip during winter in Alaska. As it turns out, this great state offers a delightful array of festivals and outdoor winter adventures, just waiting to satiate your curious nature. - Packing list for an Alaska cruise in May – what you really need for the trip of lifetime
Are you a slow traveling cat that likes to travel in style? Then an Alaskan cruise in May is probably right up your alley! Like all cats, I appreciate the finer things in life. Lounging on a cruise ship, while watching Alaska transform from Spring to Summer is right at the top of my list! But how does one prepare for such a journey? I’m glad you asked! Read on to learn how to build your perfect packing list for Alaska cruise in May. - 31 Best Things to do in Monterey, California
As a slow traveling cat, I take great pleasure in my visits to the charming town of Monterey, California. Located a little over 2 hours south of San Francisco, Monterey boasts an abundant marine world, a storied past, and a laid-back lifestyle. I was particularly captivated by the town’s historical involvement in the sardine canning trade. Oh, how I yearned to saunter through the streets of Cannery Row during the zenith of those days! - Day Hikes in the Grand Canyon – time for amazing views
Everyone knows that cats like to lounge in high places where we can look down on our surroundings with a regal, feline air. And, there is no better place to look down on surroundings than the Grand Canyon National Park. Filled with look out points, plenty of wildlife and hiking trails galore, the Grand Canyon is the cat’s meow. However, the vast playground of nature can be difficult to navigate, especially for cats that are on a tight schedule. Do not worry though, me and my faithful human companion are here to guide you through the main day hikes in the Grand Canyon so that you can make your travel dreams come true. - Best Trails in Glacier National Park: What you need to know
Cats love visiting Glacier National Park. The variety of nature coupled with ample opportunity for adventure is just two of the reasons this park is a slow traveling cat’s heaven. In order to really appreciate all this park has to offer, however, you must get out and explore on foot. It’s time to get those paws moving on the best trails in Glacier National Park! - American Roadtrip Holidays – Welcome to the ultimate guide
Everyone knows that cats are naturally afflicted by a sense of wanderlust. For a curious cat like me, wanderlust is an itch that tickles my adventurous spirit. It’s that relentless yearning to roam, to venture beyond the familiar, and to dance with the unknown. What better way to satisfy your feline urges for adventure than a good ole fashioned American roadtrip holiday? - Wine-free in Sonoma County: Hiking in Jack London Historic Park
While most cats will recognize Sonoma County as home to one of California’s best-known wine-growing regions, it’s also important to know this area is full of nature, small-town charm, and home to the late Jack London, a popular author amongst all animals. As a traveling cat, I felt an immediate affinity toward Sonoma County and a strong desire to explore more than just the vineyards. When I discovered Jack London Historic Park just outside of Glen Ellen, CA, I practically hopped at the idea of learning more about the acclaimed author who is best known for the exploration of the human-animal bond. After all, what cat did not love reading White Fang and Call of the Wild? - Whidbey Island Day Trip – the best of Washington state
No kitty’s adventure in the Pacific Northwest is truly paw-some without a journey into the infamous Puget Sound. This traveling cat particularly enjoyed visiting Whidbey Island. This area’s spooky weather and diverse nature, make it the perfect getaway from the fast-paced life of Seattle. The best part? You’ll only need to endure approximately 90 minutes of highway driving to arrive in a land that feels worlds away. - Alaskan Adventures – How to plan the trip of a lifetime
As a cat, I find traveling in the great state of Alaska suits my sensibilities well. For starters, there is nature everywhere. I’m about talking about the largest variety of birds I have ever experience and bugs that I never knew existed! Aside from stunning nature, its a also state that flies somewhat under the radar of the mainstream travel industry, making a great place for us introverted felines. If this isn’t enough to convince your human travel companion to visit Alaska, there is plenty more to see and do for your two-legged adventure buddy. Read on to plan your trip of a lifetime. - Top 6 reasons to visit Chena Hot Springs, near Fairbanks, AK
Chena Hot Springs, near Fairbanks, is a truly Alaskan experience. Chena is best known for its natural hot springs and hotel. However, there is so much to this destination it’s landed a spot in my top Alaskan experiences of all time. - Your ultimate guide to the Kenai Fjords National Park
All cats know the best way to see Alaska is from the water, and a boat tour of the Kenai Fjords National Park is a fantastic option to do so. Traveling cats love this boat tour because of the abundance of wildlife, including sea birds like the adorable tufted puffin. Your human will also find plenty of reasons to enjoy this excursion, including a heated boat and stunning views of some of Alaska’s massive tidewater glaciers. - Glacier Bay Review – what you need to know
Glacier Bay National Park is a great place for curious cats. Being an exceptionally curious feline myself, I found the wide variety of plants and animals to be particularly satisfying. While Glacier Bay is the 6th largest national park in the US, the areas for hiking and exploration by boat and relatively contained. This means that you can get a great experience of both the land and sea of Glacier Bay in a short visit. Read our Glacier Bay Review to learn how you and your human can make the most of your visit. - The ferry to Alaska from Bellingham – all you need to know about bringing your cat
As a traveling cat, my feline friends could hardly believe me when I told them how I traveled on the ferry to Alaska from Bellingham, Washington. They thought it was crazy for a cat to go onto a boat, but I am here to tell you that the ferry to Alaska is a perfectly suitable mode of travel for a cat. As long as you are willing to work with the human travel companion to do a little planning, traveling together on the ferry can be a once-in-a-lifetime travel experience for you both. - How to get to Glacier Bay National Park – the ultimate guide
As a slow-traveling cat, I’ve experienced all sorts of modes of travel. From airplanes to trains to ferries to a good ole fashioned road trip, this cat knows how to travel in style. So, when I learned that we would be visiting Glacier Bay National Park I became just as excited about the journey as the destination. So how does a slow-traveling cat figure out how to get to Glacier Bay National Park? Glad you asked! - Deadwood SD – Things to do that’ll make your day
Welcome to Deadwood, SD, the historic frontier town that reached its pinnacle during the infamous gold rush era. Now, everyone knows that cats love a good fight, but something about this place really amplifies my confrontational nature. Perhaps it’s the town’s fascinating history with lawlessness or the numerous places to hide while planning attacks on your enemy… No matter how you look at it, Deadwood is the perfect place for your next cat fight.
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