Summer travel is here.
Yes, your vacation or annual family getaway is going to look and feel different this year, thanks to lasting effects of the coronavirus pandemic. One of the biggest changes will be flying, which I covered in last week’s column.
With an increasing number of destinations and things to do and see open or about to reopen, here are three places you can go in June.
Cody, Wyoming
Wyoming has been open for a few weeks now after ending a mandatory quarantine for visitors from out-of-state.
One of the best places to visit is Cody, which is a popular gateway to Yellowstone National Park. Traffic has picked up, especially since access to the spectacular park through bordering Montana has been restricted.
While Yellowstone is the big draw, all things Old West can be discovered at the Buffalo Bill Museum.
The museum, which is named after Old West legend and showman William Cody, punches well above its weight. The exhibits and wide-ranging collection are very informative for anyone. Somewhat bizarrely, four other museums are housed in other wings of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West.
Consider staying at either the upscale Chamberlin Inn or the family-friendly Holiday Inn at Buffalo Bill Village.
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Mackinac Island is truly a special place.
Known for its horses — no…
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