The Best Girls Trips For All Ages

Time for a girls trip –– or a womens trip? Girls trips seem to only get funner as we get older. (Wine tasting and riding motorcycles don’t become legal until after 21, for example.) Here, we outline the best girls trips for all ages of gals. However, feel free to mix and match!

15-20 in Massachusetts: From Woods to Urban Wonders

Explore Walden Pond and then have lunch in Boston. The best girls trips fit in the best of both worlds. Wander through the legendary woods that Henry David Thoreau found so much meaning in. Then, go urban: hop on the Concord Turnpike and jet into Boston for lunch at one of the cute restaurants in the Fenway area.

21-30 in Maine: Hop Between the Hops

Gather ye women friends and take a Portland brewery tour. The best girls trips are all-inclusive. Portland’s Brew Bus brewery tours provide it all: tickets, transport, and expert brewery by brewery guidance to all the best yeasts of the East.

30-45 in New Hampshire: Crisp Mountain Air

High peaks and low valleys: go sightseeing through the White Mountains. The best girls trips get out there. The White Mountain range is home to Mt. Washington, the Presidential peaks, and endless streams of quaint Amish villages. Soak up all of this breath-stealing scenery along the 40-stop 100 mile loop known as the Weeks Legacy Driving Tour.

45-60 in Vermont: Farm Girls

Immerse yourself in agricultural heritage at Shelburne Farms. With 1,400 acres on the shores of Lake Champlain, Shelburne Farms’ educational campus is the perfect place to walk and talk alongside the fields and under the stone arches.

60+ in Connecticut: Like You Own the Place

Trounce through Southern Connecticut’s most extravagant homes and estates. From Gillette’s Castle in East Haddam to The Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut’s best girls trips are all about high style houses. Live for a few hours in another’s domain and learn all about the art and architecture through the ages.

Don’t forget: the true best girls trips always bring you closer together, so whether you’re sipping new brews, cruising through the mountains, or admiring someone else’s dining room, be sure to focus on your fellow travelers.

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