Your travel4seniors.com editor pauses at Colorado’s Sawatch Range sign at more than 10,400 feet elevation, the highest in the Rockies. It’s dedicated to the U.S. Army’s famed 10th Mountain Division. Veterans of the unit fought in battles from World War II to Afghanistan. For more info, go to 10thmtndivassoc.org

We all loved them as kids. It was Elvis’ fave snack, and still a classic American lunchbox staple. N’Awlins is beignets, prawns and jambalaya, but peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are also a beloved treat.

A local tradition of the posh Le Pavillion Hotel on Poydras Street is the setting out of complimentary PB&J makings for guests every night at 10 pm. Alongside are choices of cold milk and hot chocolate. Room rates are from $159 per night. For more info about the hotel and current events, go to www.lepavillon.com

Cheaper eats: If you want to keep your retirement nest egg a bit longer when dining out and/or traveling, consider these deals. Some are automatic, some for limited times of day/week, some require AARP membership and for others, you won’t get discounts unless you speak up for ‘em.

Arby’s, Golden Corral, Bubba Gump, Burger King, Denny’s, Wendy’s, Sonic, Subway and IHOP take 10% off your bill. Outback offers 15%. Many privately-owned restaurants, especially in city areas where seniors live and visit, offer similar deals.

Some well-known food delivery services also entice seniors with discounts. For example, Papa John’s offers a generous 25% off to AARP members. Therefore, whenever sitting down for or ordering a well-seasoned delivery meal, make sure you ask for the seasoned citizen discount.