Wanderlust

The landscapes of the West that take our breath away are around every corner.


Airstream Hotels

May 20, 2013 | By | Comments (1)

Have you heard that Sunset has a massive love affair with Airstreams? If you couldn’t tell from the May cover, well, we do. And while we imagine a world of endless summers and Airstreams for everyone, the reality is we can’t all have a silvery bullet proudly parked in our driveway. Lucky for us, there’s a new crop of quirky Airstream hotels that have all the romance of the open road, with none of the heavy towing.

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San Francisco’s Seafaring Forager

March 11, 2013 | By | Comments (0)

San Franciscans know their foraging. Menus here overflow with wild edibles from miner’s lettuce to fennel pollen, and outdoorsy chefs and home cooks trample our hillsides in spring and fall in search of wild mushrooms. Kirk Lombard, however, would like to introduce you to the final frontier of foraging: the ocean.

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A Moonlight Dinner for Yurtaholics

January 17, 2013 | By | Comments (2)

Crested Butte is one of the most iconic, authentically Western ski destinations in North America, but the residents of this tiny town are also known for doing things in the name of fun that others might consider somewhat dubious. Weird parades? Festivals involving the burning of a ginormous “Grump” effigy? Costumed nordic ski marathons? So it comes as no surprise that a moonlight cross-country ski or snowshoe trek to eat in a yurt is considered a good time here.

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The Spookiest Town in California

October 31, 2012 | By | Comments (3)

Bodie State Historic Park near Bridgeport, California, hasn’t changed since 1877.

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