Big Water Rafting in the Adirondacks: Racing Governor Andrew Cuomo down the Hudson River Gorge By Sonja Stark More than 30,000 miles of rivers and streams flow through the Adirondack Park in upstate New York making for many memorable water adventures of your choice: kayaking, canoeing or tubing. But, the ‘Grand Daddy’ of all wilderness […]
San Antonio’s Culinary stars. Visiting the San Antonio Riverwalk and many fine restaurants in this exciting Texas City.
Munich is famous for the fall Oktoberfest…But here are a few great reasons to visit in the summer, like nude swimming in the River Isar and Munich beer.
Albuquerque, New Mexico: Sonja Stark visits this southwestern city and visits the Pueblo Cultural Center and rides to up Sandia Peak’s tram.
Grand County, Colorado, Rocky Mountain, biking, hiking, kayaking, zip-lining and enjoying the local favorite, Rocky Mountain Oysters, or bull’s balls.
Salt Lake City Utah in the summer. There are many activities, concerts, great dining, hiking and fun in this city, a guide to summer in Salt Lake City.
Sonja Stark visits Hong Kong and China: Cha-ching, feng shui, and man mo. Observations on the Great Wall of China, the Summer Palace and the opulence of Hong Kong.
Sonja Stark visits Panama’s wild side with conservation experts talking about promoting eco-tourism with a new Discovery Center in Soberania National Park.
Dijon France is a Great City to enjoy the Freedom of the Segway By Sony Stark GoNOMAD Videographer There’s no better way to visit the essential landmarks of Dijon, France than aboard the safe, solid and sexy Segway. Yes, sexy! Where there are scooters in Paris and ferry service in the French Riviera, there are […]
Germany’s HafenCity, a futuristic concept city on Hamburg’s waterfront that’s scheduled to be completed in 2025.
By Sonja Stark GoNOMAD Senior Writer In Lake Placid village you’re bound to bump into athletes who propel down twisty tubes, jump ice-capped moguls and rocket off bone-chilling high jumps. And though it’s been years since the first Olympics (1932 & again in 1980) the world-class training center reminds visitors that the town continues to […]
Biking Pittsburgh’s Transformed Riverfronts By Sony Stark “Cycle tracks abound in utopia,” said H.G. Wells. If that’s true, then Pittsburgh, Pa., comes closer to utopia than any other metropolis in the country. The former “Steel City” has transformed itself into a rails-to-trails showpiece complete with 21 miles to bike, walk, board or blade. The Forks […]