ADVENTURES, CHALLENGES, AND INSIGHTS OF A COUPLE IN EARLY RETIREMENT
In recent years, many of our friends from the Bay Area have moved to Southern or Central California. So, after three years we thought it would be fun to visit, starting at my oldest friend’s second home on the Tule River in the Sequoia National Forest.
We returned to Mexico this March seeking a place to reenergize after our busy ski season in the US and Europe. We chose Riviera Nayarit (formerly known as Nuevo Vallarta) because the vibe is much more chill than in the hotel zone of Puerto Vallarta, but that doesn’t mean that we just sat around the entire time.
Our desire to spend time in a warm place to recover from the cold and dryness of ski season took us back to lovely Puerto Vallarta (PV), Mexico. The first thing I was struck by on arrival was not just the warmth but the humidity, in a good way.
After our week in Frisco Colorado, it was time to take our roving retirement a bit more north for new and exciting skiing and exploration. Our next stop, Steamboat Springs, which had long been on our ski hill wish list.
Our roving retirement took us to Frisco, Colorado for a week of skiing at a few different resorts, including Vail, using our Epic Ski Pass. We spent our time in typical winter fashion for us: skiing, travel planning, blog enhancement, and seeking out good food.
