Adventures, With Children
Published in The Wall Street Journal | By Jane Margolies
Good news for parents who start twitching at the first note of “It’s a Small World”: Adventure outfitters have been busy introducing new, family-friendly adventure outings and resurrecting similar itineraries they cut during the recession. From a rafting trip in Costa Rica to a campout on the Galapagos Islands, here’s a sampling of ways to keep your gang’s adrenaline going. And you thought your wild days were over.
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