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Fall cabin getaways are so peaceful and cozy! It’s just you (and your travel buddies), beautiful autumn trees, streams, lakes, and mountains.

No stress and no formal schedule – the quiet hum of nature gives your thoughts and dreams the courage to come out, and before you know it, you’re re-inspired.

Sometimes the most taxing part is securing the cabin itself. After that, it’s all smooth autumn sailing. Get a head start on your trip with these cabin destination ideas.

1. Smoky Mountains (Tennessee): New Modern Mountain Views Cabin

Get spectacular views of the United States’ most popular national park, the Great Smoky Mountains, with this cozy new cabin made for up to eight guests. Gather outside or indoors to watch over 100 species of trees transition to their warm, autumn colors.

Price: $243/night

Guests: 8

Bedrooms: 3

Beds: 4

2. Blue Ridge Mountains (North Carolina): Luxury Blue Ridge Cabin

Get away from the fuss of the city with a trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Visitors can take a hike along one of its many trails, go pick apples at the Apple Hill Orchard & Cider Mill or engage in other relaxing activities with friends or family.

Price: $225/night

Guests: 6

Bedrooms: 3

Beds: 4

3. Catskills Mountains Area (New York): A Black A- Frame Sustainable Catskills Cabin

Rent your very own A-Frame on a private road in the Catskills Forest. Enjoy this renovated 1960s cabin and its original wood ceilings during a quiet weekend with friends and be sure to use its accommodating outdoor amenities.

Price: $296/night

Guests: 4

Bedrooms: 2

Beds: 2

4. Rocky Mountains (Colorado): 1914 Cabin Bordering Forest, Fishing & Views

Travel through time with this vintage cabin with Rocky Mountain views. Sing songs by the fire or grill in the backyard while planning your next hike. Be on the lookout for elk, bears and other wildlife if you’re an animal lover!

Price: $259/night

Guests: 4

Bedrooms: 1

Beds: 3

5. The Ozark Mountains (Arkansas): Modern A Frame Cabin of The Ozarks

Take some time off in an architectural wonder. This six-bedroom modern cabin has eight balconies and overlooks the seasonal White River. Equipped with three hammocks, a grill and an umbrella, this cabin will give you an experience you’ll never forget.

Price: $231/night

Guests: 6

Bedrooms: 3

Beds: 5

Getting away is one of the best ways to regain clarity about life and purpose. Have any other cabin suggestions? Let us know in the comments.

Purposefully,

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What if you could travel to all your favorite international destinations in just one day, without leaving home? No plane tickets, no hotel reservations, no itinerary, just vibes…virtual vibes!

With the latest virtual reality technology, you can go anywhere in the world, and even invite friends, hassle free. Apps like Wander create realistic, highly-visual travel experiences that allow VR headset users to explore the most sought-after travel destinations across the globe.

After opening the app, users can type in where in the world they want to go and pinpoint specific locations within that area using the map feature. If you’re a solo traveller, you can go alone, and if you’re used to exciting excursions with friends, you can ask them to put on their headsets and invite them to a virtual getaway.

Users can change app settings, such as navigation style, based on their comfort level and customize their experiences in the way that’s most enjoyable for them.

VR apps like Google Earth provide similar global travel experiences, while others like Let Hawaii Happen and Around Egypt provide more guided trips through specific destinations. Some apps even allow you to go back in time and see how places looked during different eras. The choice is yours!

Many use VR travel apps to plan their next in-person vacation, relive an unforgettable trip or purely for entertainment. There aren’t any rules, just fun. In additional to travel, there are a host of other things you can do with a VR headset like exercise, watch 360 degree movies, attend live events and even complete tasks for works.

Some of the most popular VR headsets include the Oculus Quest 2, Play Station VR and the HTC Vive. Each has its own unique features and perks.

Where would you go or what would you do with your VR headset? Maybe you can finally go on that post graduation trip, virtually!

Bon Voyage Virtuel!

Post Graduate

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