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- Sep 17, 2026
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Taking the kids: To a fall festival – 20+ to choose from (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI - SEPTEMBER 17: Annamarie Harten competes in a beer stein race as part of the Gemuetlichkeit Games held as a promotion for Oktoberfest Zinzinnati September 17, 2003 in Cincinnati. Competitors carry 6 beer 1-liter beer steins, which weigh about 30 pounds, a short distance and are penalized for spilled beer. Oktoberfest Zinzinnati is the nation's largest and most authentic Oktoberfest, and will take place September 20 and 21. (Photo by Mike Simons/Getty Images) TOPSHOT - Clarissa is lif
Taking the Kids: To Rocky Mountain National Park and Beyond in Fall (opens the original)
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Have you followed the rule of thumb when viewing wildlife? Got it? Remember, you are a visitor to their home. And you don’t want to get hurt by getting too close. Rocky Mountain National Park is big—415 square miles with elevation up to 14,259 feet at the summit of Longs Peak. There are some 350 miles of hiking paths and four different ecosystems, including the Alpine Tundra. Stop at the Alpine Visitor Center, the highest of its kind in the National Park Service. Did you know the famous 50-mile
Taking the kids: Are pets the new hotel VIPs? (opens the original)
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Our pooch Loni at the Inn of the Five Graces in Santa Fe. Barkuterie board. (The Meritage Resort & Spa) W Punta de Mita, the country's ultimate doggie surf escape. Plush robes and welcome gifts, special menus and charcuterie platters, a concierge whispering hidden gems to visit. Who wouldnât want such VIP treatment at a hotel? But in this case, itâs for dogs. Thatâs right, four-legged guests these days are getting the hotel VIP treatment like never before. No wonder. According to data from
Taking the Kids: Last Gasp Summer (opens the original)
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There are only a few in the United States. Here at an altitude of 11,500 feet, it features a 100-foot- long skybridge suspended in the air, a double-cable catwalk and fixed iron rungs in rock cliffs at 11,500 feet. There are several in Colorado, including Telluride and Ouray. Gulp. Matt Kahabka, a former chemical engineer, who is an EMT and ski patroler in the winter, leads Taos Ski Valley Via Ferrata tours in the summer. Instead, he took me around the mountain in a UTV (utility terrain vehicle)
Taking the Kids: Check out the Latest Outdoor Travel Gear (opens the original)
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Sometimes all it takes is a small tweak to make a trip a lot easier. It might be as simple as cutting the itinerary in half when traveling with a baby, booking a rental house with sufficient bathrooms for a multi-generational vacation or being clear upfront about who is paying for what and who is responsible for which chores. But having the right gear, whether you are heading to explore an undeveloped country, sightseeing in big cities or camping can also make a big difference—sometimes making o
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