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Jennifer Broome

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  • Travel and Environmental Journalist and Meteorologist, Freelance
Denver
As seen in: MSN, Aol, National Geographic Traveler, Flipboard, The Mercury News, Baltimore Sun, Outside Magazine, The Denver Post, Yahoo, Orlando Sentinel and
Covers:  Travel, adventure travel, solo travel, luxury travel, national parks, road trips, weather, climate change, environment, outdoors, science, space
Traveling Weather Chick 🌎☀️Travel & Environmental Journalist, TV Meteorologist/Host/Reporter, Content Creator - Visited 50 States, 318 NPS units, 63 countries

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Jennifer Broome is a freelance multimedia travel and environmental journalist featured in AAA, Condé Nast Traveler, Denver Post, NatGeo, Outside, Travel + Leisure, The Hotel Guide, The Weather Channel, and top-market TV stations. With over three decades of experience in television news, she was one of the first female chief meteorologists for a local station in the United States. She’s a sought-after speaker, author, and content creator with over 300,000 followers on social media.

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Spring is Built for Adventure - The Hotel Guide

Spring is Built for Adventure - The Hotel Guide

Spring is built for adventure. Longer days, warmer weather, and a renewed energy to get outside make this tim…

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Big Adventures, Wide-Open Spaces: Unusual Outdoor Adventures in Texas - Trip Canvas

Big Adventures, Wide-Open Spaces: Unusual Outdoor Adventures in Texas - Trip Canvas

Follow along as Jennifer Broome shares her favorite outdoor... Learn more about Big Adventures, Wide-Open Spa…

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My Travels in Tasmania: Old World Charm, Wild Landscapes, and Australia's Best-Kept Secret - Trip...

My Travels in Tasmania: Old World Charm, Wild Landscapes, and Australia's Best-Kept Secret - Trip...

Jennifer Broome travels to Tasmania balancing... Learn more about My Travels in Tasmania: Old World Charm, Wi…

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Noctourism is on the rise in Africa-here are 10 of the best safaris after dark

Noctourism is on the rise in Africa-here are 10 of the best safaris after dark

From pangolin tracking in Kenya to walking the sand dunes of Namibia, these nocturnal safaris reveal wildlife…

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Pan Am is Returning to Africa for the First Time in 30 Years

Pan Am is Returning to Africa for the First Time in 30 Years

The iconic airline’s 2027 journey will take 42 travelers across four countries for a golden-age-style adventu…

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Stargazing Along Tucson's New 'Astro Trail' in Southern Arizona

Stargazing Along Tucson's New 'Astro Trail' in Southern Arizona

The desert city in southern Arizona is a sanctuary for stargazers-and now it's even easier for visitors to ex…

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5 Spectacular Places to See Fall Colors Across America

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By Jennifer Broome Verified
| sweptawaytoday.com
From golden aspens in the Rocky Mountains to copper-colored cypress trees along the Texas-Louisiana border, fall puts on a very different show across the country. The timing varies just as much as the scenery. Leaf-peeping season is already in full swing at higher elevations and continue into November across the South. I shared five of my favorite fall foliage destinations during a segment on The Weather Channel. You have nearly two months of opportunities to chase the colors.
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5 Colorado Leaf Peeping Getaways from Guanella Pass to the Million Dollar Highway

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By Jennifer Broome Verified
| sweptawaytoday.com
Colorado’s annual golden show has arrived. Aspens are changing, making the next several weekends prime time for a fall road trip. With the ongoing drought, colors are changing faster, not as vivid as last year, and leaves are dropping quicker. Colorado’s golden season is running about 10-14 days ahead of normal. Some leaf-peeping routes draw bumper-to-bumper traffic. Others lead to quieter trails, mountain villages, luxury resorts, and historic mining towns.
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One Night at Kindred Resort, Keystone’s Newest Luxury Hotel

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By Jennifer Broome Verified
| sweptawaytoday.com
Kindred Resort brings a new level of luxury to Keystone. The ski-in, ski-out hotel opened in May 2026 as the first luxury hotel at Keystone. Sitting in River Run Village, just steps from the River Run Gondola, it’s step from the gondola. There are 107 guest rooms, 95 residences, several dining options, a spa, and a beautiful mountainside pool area. My friend Adeina joined me for a one-night summer stay.
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Awards

Travel Goods Association Sustainability Award Honoree

2025 - Sustainability Award
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Lowell Thomas Award

2022 - Travel Journalist of the Year

Honorable Mention for 2022 Travel Journalist of the Year

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