How people in United States of America spend their weekends, and the guides who'll show you the parts you'd never find alone.
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Hiking & outdoorsTrails, national parks, beaches and seasons.β½
Sport & clubsLeagues, running groups, cycling, water sports and where expats join in.π
Arts & nightlifeMuseums, music, theatre and the neighbourhoods that stay up late.π
Day tripsEasy escapes from New York by train, bus or car.π§
Licensed tour guidesVetted local guides, private and small-group, in English and other languages.π¨βπ©βπ§
Family & kidsPlaygrounds, zoos, pools and rainy-day options.Booking a guide
- Check licensing where United States of America requires it; ask for the guide's registration number.
- Typical half-day and full-day rates by tier, and tipping norms.
- Guides who specialise in relocation orientation tours for new arrivals.
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