Go Where the Crowds Aren't

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

The most memorable trips tend to share one thing: you went somewhere most people don't bother with. This week we're revisiting two pieces built on exactly that instinct — the overlooked east shore of Seneca Lake, and a coastal mountain trail in Mallorca that stays with you long after you're home.

Seneca Lake East Shore Wine Trail: The Side Most People Skip

The Seneca Lake east shore runs along Route 414 south of Geneva and holds some of the trail's most distinctive wineries — Atwater, Lamoreaux Landing, Wagner, and Penguin Bay — with a fraction of the west shore's crowd

Hiking Mallorca's Serra de Tramuntana: The West Coast Trail from Deià to Cala de Deià

The Serra de Tramuntana earned UNESCO World Heritage status in June 2011 — recognized not just for dramatic scenery but for a civilization literally built in stone, where Arab irrigation methods from the 9th century were layered onto Christian land management after the 1229 conquest to create terraces still in active use today.

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