Sustainable travel in the US has never been easier
Frances Carruthers
14 April 2022
Sustainable breaks
Courtesy Nomadic Resorts
Farm-to-table food at Chatwal Lodge, New York
The Chatwal/Facebook
World-leading plant conservation at New York Botanical Gardens
Johnny Tran/Shutterstock
Energy efficiency at ARIA Resort & Casino Las Vegas, Nevada
ARIA Resort & Casino/Facebook
Mangrove protection at Key West Eco Tours, Florida
Key West Eco Tours/Facebook
Carbon offsetting and energy efficiency at Virgin Hotels Chicago, Illinois
Virgin Hotels Chicago/Facebook
Support for indigenous communities through whitewater rafting, various states
ROW Adventures/Facebook
Solar electric and water at Proximity Hotel, North Carolina
Proximity Hotel/Facebook
Geothermal tech and rainwater recycling at Nature Inn at Bald Eagle, Pennsylvania
Nature Inn at Bald Eagle/Facebook
America’s Farm-to-Fork capital in Sacramento, California
Farm to Fork Capital of America/Facebook
‘Slow food’ and plastic-free rules at the Palms Hotel & Spa, Florida
The Palms Hotel & Spa/Facebook
Biodynamic wine at Oregon’s wineries
Maysara Winery/Facebook
Impressive energy savings at The Allison Inn & Spa, Oregon
Allison Inn & Spa/Facebook
Climate-conscious design and history at Hotel Andaluz, New Mexico
Hotel Andaluz/Facebook
Off-grid energy at Earthship Rentals, New Mexico
Earthship Rentals/Facebook
Epic vegan food in Portland, Oregon
Miami Nice/Instagram
Off-grid and solar power at Nurture Through Nature, Maine
Nurture Through Nature/Facebook
Eco-friendly wineries on the Green Wine Trail, California
Ehlers Estate/Facebook
A sanctuary for wild horses in Hot Springs, South Dakota
Joseph Sohm/Shutterstock
Grizzly bear conservation in West Yellowstone, Montana
Kim Lewis Photography/Shutterstock
World-leading sustainable wineries in Sonoma County, California
Billy Carmen/Shutterstock
Under-the-radar national parks easing overtourism
SoisudaS/Shutterstock
Food with minimal carbon footprint at the Chicago Green City Market, Illinois
ChicagoPhotographer/Shutterstock
A one-acre city farm at New York’s Javits Center
Felix Lipov/Shutterstock
Solar-powered luxury at Spirit wilderness retreat, Utah
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