Take the slow road — and know which trail to start on

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

Some travel writing dates fast. These two don't. One is a clear-eyed look at what slow travel actually feels like in practice — not the aesthetic, the actual experience of it. The other is a practical guide for anyone staring at a Finger Lakes map trying to decide which wine trail to tackle first, when every option looks equally appealing.

What Slow Travel Actually Feels Like (And Why More People Are Choosing It)

Slow travel content on TikTok grew 330% in 2025, and a majority of travelers surveyed by KAYAK now say they prefer spending more time in fewer places — this is no longer a fringe lifestyle choice.

Which Finger Lakes Wine Trail Should You Do First? A Day-Tripper's Guide

Seneca Lake is the Finger Lakes' largest wine trail — 28 member wineries across 320 square miles, anchored by a 618-foot-deep lake that creates 195 growing days per year and makes cool-climate Riesling possible.

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