Want to make this Valentine’s Day extra special? I’ve planned a few romantic getaways myself, and these Valentine’s Day trip ideas are some of my favorite ways to reconnect, unwind, and bring a little extra spark to the season. If you’re anything like me, you’ll love mixing a little adventure with cozy moments that make the day unforgettable.
Highlights:
- Book a dreamy cabin in the mountains—I’ve done this with a hot tub and a view, and it was pure magic. You’ll love having the world feel a little quieter for just the two of you.
- Take a scenic winter walk through a snowy park—I’ve bundled up and strolled hand-in-hand through peaceful trails, and there’s something so romantic about fresh snow and shared silence.
- Indulge in a couple’s spa day—I’ve melted into a massage more than once, and it’s one of those luxuries you’ll both remember. You deserve to treat yourselves.
- Dine by candlelight at a charming bistro—I've had meals where the ambiance was as good as the food, and you will too. Let the world slow down for a bit over great wine and even better conversation.
- Explore cozy small towns—I’ve wandered into little shops, sipped wine at local tasting rooms, and found joy in the simplest discoveries. You’ll fall in love all over again, one cobblestone street at a time.
Unique Valentine's Day Trip Ideas:
In Summary...
(and if you want to revisit my photo journey)- • From Las Vegas: Hoover Dam
- • Valentine's Day From San Francisco: Lands End
- • Space Center Houston
- • From Portland: Willamette Valley
- • Valentine's Day In Charlottesville: Monticello Artisan Trail
- • Valentine's Day In Huntsville: Green Mountain Nature Trail
- • From San Diego: Oceanside
- • In Washington DC: Theodore Roosevelt Island
- • In Minneapolis: The House of Balls