Here is a Map of the USA, which states have you visited?

[Gus Fring]

Not a whole lot, now that I think about it.

California
Hawaii
Nevada
Texas
Illinois
New Jersey
New York

 

[sleepwalk]

Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey (residing,) Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Nevada

My must list includes Texas, Alaska, Hawaii, California, Michigan, Ohio

Anything I should be wise to in the other states?

 

[TeTe]

To answer the question I've been to 28 stares. I haven't been a few southern states, upper Midwest and upper northeast states. Never been to Alaska or Hawaii either.

 

[Adamant]

Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Texas
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Vermont
New Hamshire
Maine
Mass
Conn
RI
NJ
Virginia
Maryland
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii

I think that's about it.

 

[Plutoburn]

California, Nevada, Arizona (just for the grand canyon), NY, NJ, PA, MA, CT

I would like to visit the East Coast wine regions, particularly Oregon/Washington state.

 

[milliniar]

Hawaii, Florida, Texas, Colorado, Oregon, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, mass, Missouri, Kansas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Georgia.

 

[raty tat tat]

I live in Washington State I visited Orgon, mostly Redmond, countess times and lived there for 4 years Cali twice
Alaska and Arizona once and Idaho 5 times

 

[Hollywood Jack]

Cool. Guess I’ll have to add that to the list then. I checked with my older brothers and they confirmed that we did in fact drive there. I was only two years old so I barely remember anything about the trip other than Figment the Magic Dragon from Epcot.

Yeah. It's not the greatest state by any means, but the older members of your family probably enjoyed some scenic mountain views. Technically, when you drive from Toronto to Orlando, you go more through West Virginia than Virginia. You only go through a small sliver of southwest Virginia while you go through the middle of basically the entire state of WV.

 

[Scrody]

I've visited Texas, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Colorado, Montana. Live in Washington, currently in Alaska.

 

[Blayt7hh]

Lived in Illinois, Texas, New York, Missouri, Virginia, Hawaii and Colorado.

Not sure how many I’ve visited. Probably around 25 or so

 

[Kalmah]

None, and probably never will.

 

[Law Talkin’ Guy]

Yeah. It's not the greatest state by any means, but the older members of your family probably enjoyed some scenic mountain views. Technically, when you drive from Toronto to Orlando, you go more through West Virginia than Virginia. You only go through a small sliver of southwest Virginia while you go through the middle of basically the entire state of WV.

“Scenic mountain views”? Do you mean the Appalachians or whatever they’re called? With the exception of an 11 month secondment for work for my Dad from 1987-1988 which took us to Toronto our family has been in Alberta since 1975 where we have basically had the Rockies in our backyard. This is Banff National Park, one hour’s drive from Calgary:

Lake Minnewanka where I proposed to my wife in 2011

Moraine Lake

Mount Rundle

And about three hours from Edmonton is Jasper national park:

Maligne Lake

Not sure the Appalachians would really register on our radar as “mountains” so much as large hills.

 

[I Am Legion]

I have been to every state except:
Alaska
Mississippi
New Mexico
Idaho
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa
Both Dakotas
West Virginia

 

[Hollywood Jack]

“Scenic mountain views”? Do you mean the Appalachians or whatever they’re called? With the exception of an 11 month secondment for work for my Dad from 1987-1988 which took us to Toronto our family has been in Alberta since 1975 where we have basically had the Rockies in our backyard. This is Banff National Park, one hour’s drive from Calgary:

Lake Minnewanka where I proposed to my wife in 2011

Moraine Lake

Mount Rundle

And about three hours from Edmonton is Jasper national park:

Maligne Lake

Not sure the Appalachians would really register on our radar as “mountains” so much as large hills.

Awesome. Not that it's a competition, but there are some beautiful parts of West Virginia as well.

 

[Law Talkin’ Guy]

Awesome. Not that it's a competition, but there are some beautiful parts of West Virginia as well.

Its definitely beautiful. I’m just saying to a family of Albertans it wouldn’t register as “mountains”

 

[Hollywood Jack]

Its definitely beautiful. I’m just saying to a family of Albertans it wouldn’t register as “mountains”

*Like*

Yeah, I understand. It's more hilly than truly mountainous for the most part. And Alberta's scenery is truly impressive. And while the topography of Toronto is pretty average overall (it's a great city of course), the Scarborough Bluffs are beautiful and unique for an urban area.

 

[I Am Legion]

Because of all my travels for work, people often ask me what State has the hottest women. My opinion does shift from time to time, but I will be damned if every time I go to an Arizona Bar, the local University Coeds come in all tan with Daisy Dukes and are tall and gorgeous. NYC has amazing women but if you factor in the fat pale inbreds upstate it hurts numbers. Florida suffers the same fate but with crack meth heads. Cali has the Cholas with painted eyebrows.

 

[Law Talkin’ Guy]

*Like*

Yeah, I understand. It's more hilly than truly mountainous for the most part. And Alberta's scenery is truly impressive. And while the topography of Toronto is pretty average overall (it's a great city of course), the Scarborough Bluffs are beautiful and unique for an urban area.

Cool, I’m not familiar with those. When we lived in Toronto in 87-88 we were in Markham so we very well probably never even made our way out there for all I’d know. I’ll have to ask my folks if we had ever been.

 

[Hollywood Jack]

Cool, I’m not familiar with those. When we lived in Toronto in 87-88 we were in Markham so we very well probably never even made our way out there for all I’d know. I’ll have to ask my folks if we had ever been.

*Like*

Yeah, apparently a lot of people who live in the Toronto area have never been there even though it's beautiful and right in the city. A damn shame.