Field Notes
Exploring American Charm
At The Travelers’ Field Guide, we believe that travel isn’t about checking boxes—it’s about following curiosity. The best stories don’t always come from guidebooks. They come from winding back roads, unplanned stops, roadside diners, and conversations with locals you’ll never forget.
This is where we keep those stories.
Some are destination deep-dives. Others are short snapshots. All are written with a traveler’s eye and a storyteller’s heart.
Whether you’re planning your next getaway or just daydreaming about the open road—welcome. You’re in the right place.
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Celebrate Autumn: Top East Coast Fall Festivals You Can’t Miss
As the leaves turn to vibrant shades of red and gold, the East Coast transforms into a hub of festive celebrations, offering a variety of fall festivals that highlight everything from local food and music to beloved seasonal traditions.
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Fall into the Legends: Exploring Sleepy Hollow, NY This Autumn
Nestled in the heart of the Hudson Valley, Sleepy Hollow, New York, is a village steeped in history and lore, offering a perfect fall getaway. Known widely for its ties to Washington Irving’s legendary tale, “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” this picturesque village transforms into a haven of autumnal beauty and spooky festivities as the…
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Lost in Literature: Your Guide to Pennsylvania’s Most Unique Bookstores
When you explore Pennsylvania, you’ll find it easy to become captivated by its historic landmarks and vibrant cities. However, if you cherish the magic of the written word, the state offers a treasure trove of hidden literary gems.
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Summer’s Second Wind: Embrace the Magic of Late Summer Road Trips on the East Coast
As the fireworks of the Fourth of July fade and the days begin to shorten, it might feel like summer is slipping away. But fear not, fellow travelers, because late summer is the perfect time to hit the open road and create unforgettable memories.
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Hidden Gems of the East Coast: Uncovering Lesser-Known Destinations
When it comes to travel, the East Coast of the U.S. is often associated with bustling cities like New York and Washington, D.C., or popular tourist spots like Boston and Miami. However, there are countless lesser-known destinations that offer unique experiences away from the crowds.