Sage Scott, Author at Everyday Wanderer

National Parks in California: Where to Go and What to See

By Sage Scott / May 1, 2025

Collage of California landscapes: coastal cliffs, river in Yosemite, Joshua tree at sunset, Alcatraz Island, and people looking up at giant redwoods in a forest.

Home to more national parks than any other state, California is packed with natural wonders. Breathtaking coastlines. Towering redwoods. Desert landscapes that feel like another planet. Whether you live for long hikes or scenic drives with snacks and a playlist, these California national parks deliver. From wave-battered cliffs to cactus-studded deserts, these parks are a […]

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Best Route 66 Motel Stays for Retro Charm

By Sage Scott / April 13, 2025

Vintage motel with neon sign reading "Blue Swallow Motel" and classic car parked in front. Sun setting in the background. Signs indicate vacancy and Route 66.

When it comes to quirky charm and vintage vibes, nothing beats a classic Route 66 motel. With neon signs that glow like campfire stories waiting to be told, these roadside retreats are living souvenirs from America’s golden age of road trips. This article is Route 66 Centennial Certified, as part of the Official Route 66

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20+ Free Things to Do in London Without Spending a Pound

By Sage Scott / March 25, 2025

The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben with boats on the River Thames on a clear day, featuring a small British flag in the corner.

London’s got a reputation for draining wallets faster than a souvenir shop in Piccadilly Circus. But guess what? Some of the city’s best experiences won’t cost you a single pence! Whether you’re a history nerd, an art lover, or just in the mood for a scenic wander, there are plenty of free things to do

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Best Hotels in DC for Cherry Blossom Season

By Sage Scott / March 19, 2025

The lobby of the Waldorf Astoria Washington DC decorated with cherry blossoms.

Like clockwork, Washington, DC, bursts into shades of pink every spring, drawing locals and tourists alike to its blooming cherry trees. But navigating peak bloom without a game plan is like trying to find a quiet spot at the Lincoln Memorial on the Fourth of July. If you want a front-row seat to the floral

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7 Amazing Day Trips from Paris (by Train or Car)

By Sage Scott / April 22, 2025

The image shows the Palace of Versailles with a large fountain in the foreground and manicured gardens. A small French flag design is in the bottom corner.

Paris is undeniably magical, but now and then you need a change of scenery. Whether you’re craving the grandeur of a royal palace, the charm of a storybook village, or a brush with artistic genius, these easy day trips from Paris offer a perfect escape. Beyond the charming cafés and elegant boulevards of Paris lies

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10 Route 66 Car Museums That Will Fuel Your Nostalgia

By Sage Scott / March 18, 2025

A blue vintage convertible car is displayed in an indoor showroom, surrounded by other classic vehicles and automotive memorabilia.

Few things capture the golden age of American road trips like Route 66—especially when classic cars are involved. Scattered along this iconic highway, Route 66 car museums pay tribute to the vintage automobiles that once ruled the road. Whether you’re a lifelong gearhead or just love a good dose of nostalgia, these stops are a

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25 Amazing Things to Do in Chicago This Winter

By Sage Scott / February 17, 2025

Chicago skyline at dusk with a frozen lake in the foreground, showcasing lit skyscrapers under a colorful sky.

Winter in Chicago is cold, crisp, and completely unforgettable. Skaters glide beneath the city’s glittering skyline, snow-dusted streets lead to cozy cafés, and world-class museums offer a warm escape from the chill. Whether you’re bundling up for outdoor adventures or savoring the season from the comfort of a rooftop lounge, the Windy City knows how

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10 Family Friendly Ski Resorts for Winter Fun on a Budget

By Sage Scott / February 4, 2025

Three people in winter clothing standing on a snowy slope, holding ski poles and gear, with a forest and bright sun in the background.

Ski vacations aren’t just for thrill-seeking experts carving down black diamonds. The best family-friendly ski resorts offer plenty of ways for all ages to enjoy the snow without maxing out your credit card. From free lift tickets for kids to budget-friendly lodging near the slopes, these destinations prove that an unforgettable ski trip doesn’t have

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Sage Scott

National Parks in California: Where to Go and What to See

Best Route 66 Motel Stays for Retro Charm

20+ Free Things to Do in London Without Spending a Pound

Best Hotels in DC for Cherry Blossom Season

7 Amazing Day Trips from Paris (by Train or Car)

10 Route 66 Car Museums That Will Fuel Your Nostalgia

25 Amazing Things to Do in Chicago This Winter

10 Family Friendly Ski Resorts for Winter Fun on a Budget

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