Updated 4/18/2026 The French Quarter is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in New Orleans, but not every street offers the same experience. Some streets are perfect for live music and nightlife, others are better for quiet wandering, and a few are worth skipping entirely depending on your travel style. The French Quarter is also…
Ahh, the Big Easy. I’ve been a digital nomad for over 3 years now, and I’ve been in New Orleans for the last year plus. If you’re looking for a lively, warm-weather spot in the U.S. to stay awhile, you might want to call Nola home. Here’s why I’ve stayed so long. This post contains…
Looking for the best winter destinations in the U.S.? Whether you want snowy mountain towns that would make Santa jealous, mild-weather cities, or warm beach escapes where you can relax with a drink in your hand, there are incredible places to visit across the country in winter. I’ve wintered all over the U.S. with my…
I spent a few days in Charleston, SC, during my solo road trip from Asheville, NC, to the Florida Keys and fell in love with its charm. I walked with my dog along the cobblestone streets, met friendly people, and saw iconic, historic sights (including some realllly old buildings). Charleston is a great solo destination,…
Updated April 8, 2026 I spent over a month living solo in L.A. as a digital nomad and kept myself entertained with nature hikes, beaches, amazing nightlife, famous landmarks, and cool offbeat spots. Personally, I loved L.A. I know some people say it’s plastic and fake, and maybe it is, but I wasn’t out there…
Updated May 9, 2026 One of the best things about New Orleans is that the iconic things that make the city unique–think jazz, architecture, and culture–don’t cost money. Wherever you go, you’re likely to see parades, street performers, second lines, interesting buildings, or fascinating people watching. As a digital nomad, I’ve stayed in New Orleans…
Updated 7/11/2026 New Orleans might be famous for its wild party scene, but it’s also one of the best U.S. cities to explore solo. I would know–I first visited solo years ago and ended up moving here. My first visit was during “Deep Gras” (the weekend before Mardi Gras Day). My original plan was to…
Updated 11/10/2025 Red Mountain #3, a.k.a. Colorado’s Rainbow Mountain, was a hike I’ll never forget for many reasons. Breathtaking views, cool mining ruins, and though you’d never know it from the photo above, one of the most gut-wrenching hours of my life. My dog Elgie and I did this hike on a random Monday in…
Ahhh… “Dirty Myrtle.” Generally thought of as a party or family destination, Myrtle Beach has plenty to offer solo travelers, too. It’s the perfect easy weekend beach getaway, and it’s affordable, especially during the off-season. I’ve written before about traveling solo to traditionally “family” or couples’ destinations, and honestly, it’s not that weird. I didn’t…
Oh, the Florida Keys…what a wonderful, weird place! Though Key West gets most of the attention, Islamorada, Florida is well worth visiting. I lived in Islamorada for a month while traveling as a digital nomad and found that it had all the things that make the Keys great, including gorgeous ocean views, endless water activities,…
Updated 6/18/2026 Photo credit: Jessie Festa, NYC Photo Journeys Start spreading the news: NYC is safe and fun for solo female travelers! I lived there for a while as a digital nomad by myself, and if you’ve got the urge to visit, I say do it, solo or not. NYC was unlike anywhere else I’ve…
When you hear someone talk about going to the beach, the first place that pops into your head is Alabama, right? Maybe, maybe not. But Alabama’s Gulf Coast is an overlooked gem, and it’s a great spot to visit solo. Say whaaat? If you’re familiar with Alabama’s coastal towns, such as Gulf Shores and Orange…
During my time in Colorado as a digital nomad, I had the privilege of staying in St Mary’s, a small village near Idaho Springs. And the icing on the cake was that my place was mere steps from the St. Mary’s Glacier trail. I hiked up to St Mary’s Lake and Glacier more times than…
Let me start off by saying, I freakin’ love Colorado. I daydream about moving there all the time. The mountains, the rafting, the collection of cute hiking outfits I would have… I lived there for about 3 months as a digital nomad, and it was superb. And if you’re doing the same, or simply planning…
Updated November 10, 2025 If you’re looking to spend some time enjoying Colorado’s natural beauty without elbowing through all the Estes Park tourists, I highly recommend Idaho Springs. I spent a month living in this underrated mountain town as a digital nomad and loved it because it had it all–charming downtown streets, cozy cafes, hot…
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