THE OMNI HOMESTEAD RESORT

By the time Catherine Lacoste won the 1967 U.S. Women’s Open here, the property’s famed Cascades Course had hosted three national championships, including the 1928 U.S. Women’s Amateur. Historic in every way, the course—which opened in 1923—is just one part of a resort that has hosted 23 U.S. presidents and more than 250 years’ worth of unforgettable moments. Founded in 1766, The Homestead has been impeccably refined by Omni as one of America’s premier resort experiences. The Cascades is joined by its elder sibling, the Old Course (1892), which features the nation’s oldest first tee in continuous use. Together they comprise only a small portion of an amazing visit. Archery, sporting clays, horseback riding, hiking, falconry and more join a worldclass spa and luxurious accommodations and dining, while in winter The Omni Homestead is a family-friendly ski resort. The resort’s Octagon Pool, fed by two natural hot springs—the very feature that drew people to the area more than two and a half centuries ago—is now available to soothe and engage modern travelers, and when combined with the area’s beauty and The Omni Homestead’s legendary service, it’s no wonder the resort endures. To stay here is to participate in a tradition of American travel that is older than the country itself—highly recommended.