Spring break began as a collegiate rite of passage, anchored by frenetic beach parties and beer kegs – but it’s evolved.
Now, it’s a six-week-long coast-to-coast travel surge across America from March through mid-April that sees not just students seeking loud music, neon lights and powdery sand, but parents looking for family fun and others heading into the wilderness for thrilling activities or the chance to simply get away from it all and reset.
