Any suggestions on where to take my gf for a birthday retreat? Looking at the weekend after Vday. Willing to drive a few hours or fly CHEEEEAP. Maybe someplace I can carry

Vermont?

Valley of the Sun

Go North young man.

 

Killington for a weekend of riding/skiing.

Valley of the Sun

What's your version of cheap, sir?

 

Go North young man.

 

Killington for a weekend of riding/skiing.

She hates skiing. Ive never tried. Womp womp.

Atlantic City, bruh

Go up to the Burlington area then - there's tons of restaurants and shopping - lots to see and do.

We are going snow tubing at Camelback next weekend. She might enjoy that.

We are staying at the Cranbury Manor.

What's your version of cheap, sir?

 

 

She hates skiing. Ive never tried. Womp womp.

Cough*loser*cough

 

Well then there is only one answer:

Cough*loser*cough

 

Well then there is only one answer:

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I can't believe I forgot that commercial.

 

Atlantic City, bruh

Tried. She doesn't gamble..........yet.

 

Go up to the Burlington area then - there's tons of restaurants and shopping - lots to see and do.

Sounds promising.

http://www.innofthedove.com

If you guys like history stuff. How about Williamsburg VA.   The only problem is for things like that, The weather can always be A problem in Feb.

A romantic weekend ice fishing on Lake Champlain.

My wife and I went here last month http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/pennsylvania-lititz-swisswoodsbb.html

 

I thought I'd hate a B&B, but this place was great. The owners are great, rooms are really nice and the property was beautiful.

There's wolf preserve 5 minutes away which was really cool, Amish stuff, shopping for the gf, plus you can stop at Cabelas on the way back.

 

ETA: The breakfast was crazy good.

http://www.innofthedove.com

Ewwwwww.... Pass.

not cheap but look up mohonk mountain house, hiking ice skating and great food.

not cheap but look up mohonk mountain house, hiking ice skating and great food.

Good call. It is beautiful up there, a little dull in the winter though - Fall is really the best time to be up there.

 

I spent the better part of 10 years climbing all over the cliffs at the Shawangunk preserve. One of my all time favorite places.

Lake George Winter Carnival...every w/e  in Feb

 

http://www.lakegeorgewintercarnival.com/

North Pennsyltucky

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'd go south (like Miami) where it's warm.

Thanks for the recommendations. Anyone ever gone to http://www.covepoconoresorts.com/m/resorts/cove-haven

Although not the most 2A friendly state, I took Mrs. Deerslayer to a bed & Breakfast in Naragansat RI for a weekend while we were there to attend a wedding. I believe it was called "The Richard's" Beautiful area pretty beachfront property, good home cooked breakfast and tea, close to trendy shopping women love. 3.5 hour drive from N.Jersey, she really loved it. Also check out Mohunk Mountain in NYS that place is one of my favorites.

 

Cove Haven is terrible. We hated every minute of it. Round beds are the worst.

Use the "Name your own rate" feature on Priceline.com and you can get some really great deals on hotel rooms in whatever area you're looking at.

 

 

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I hear that Camden is lovely this time of year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Camden, Maine that is.

5-6 hour drive will put you into Montreal.  Gas is cheap.  Catch a Habs game.  Skate outdoors.  Check out underground city.

5-6 hour drive will put you into Montreal. Gas is cheap. Catch a Habs game. Skate outdoors. Check out underground city.

That's not a bad idea.

Use the "Name your own rate" feature on Priceline.com and you can get some really great deals on hotel rooms in whatever area you're looking at.

 

 

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How does that work? You pick a price and they work out a deal with a hotel? I don't get to choose?

Go up to the Burlington area then - there's tons of restaurants and shopping - lots to see and do.

 

 

I second this, Vermont , and the burlington area is awesome. Tons of great places to stay and eat.

 

Be sure to grab dinner at Hen of the Wood, they have locations in Waterbury and Burlington