Places In America

[xlxBigSexyxlx]

Nature wise and adventurous wise. I am trying to plan out some trips.

What my list looks like so far: (no particular order)

-Alaska: Aurora Borealis, glaciers, wildlife, and eventually climb Mt. McKinley

-Yellowstone

-Yosemite

-Angels Landing (Zion National Park)

-Grand Canyon



What are some others? Maybe places you've been or want to go. Things to do.
Share your experience(s)

[qualityclrk1]

seen the grand canyon......it's unfathomable in regards to how big it really is...

[qualityclrk1]

set someone up for the classic "that's what she said joke"

[buttercup]

where are you coming from and what are you looking for? beaches, mountains, historical sites, parties, events, etc.

[D-Unit 39]

seen the grand canyon......it's unfathomable in regards to how big it really is...

That's what she said......


Sorry for the delay.

[Schmidty]

Dont come to St.Louis to see "the arch" I swear, i have seen and heard so many people come through here to see it and they have always seemed dissapointed. Chicago is a angry city but its cool as fvck. Just watch out when ur walking across the roads i swear to god some people try to fvckn hit me up there...

[TheArtist]

if you're into to motocross and atv's and stuff. come to wv and ride some of the hatfield mccoy trails, lots of outta-towners seem to love it.

[Amorphic]

come to Canada

[xlxBigSexyxlx]

come to Canada

haha, I hear Canada is quite nice.

[CSAR]

I was raised up around Yellowstone. Pretty expensive and touristy during the summer months, with lots of old Japanese people passing through on group tours, but otherwise really scenic. The best time to go is in winter, when the only way you can see the park is by snowmobile. Not very many people, it's cold as fvck, and the buffalo are everywhere - COOL!

The Grand Tetons are just south of Yellowstone. They're beautiful and you can take a tram up year round from Teton Village.

Lake Redfish in central Idaho, just south of Stanley is incredible. It's right up in the Sawtooths, which are some of the most beautiful mountains you'll ever see. About 30 miles south is Sun Valley and Ketchum, where Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, John Kerry, and other rich people have vacation homes. It's a nice town, but full of snooty rich people.

Glacier National park in northwest Montana is nice. The Idaho panhandle is gorgeous - Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint are nice towns. Lake Pend O'Reille has a U.S. Navy submarine research station there because of the extreme depth. There's also a great German restaurant (owned and operated by a very friendly old German couple and their children, who all became German chefs) next to the lake that has the best potato pancakes (grandma's secret recipe?) and the ubertasty Dortmunder Union draft beer.

[SaSqUaDgE]

yellowstone is awesome go up to sturgis in south dakota pretty cool place or mount rushmore is pretty cool also

[StoneGRMI]

Torch Lake in Michigan. 2nd most beautiful lake in the world according to National Geographic magazine.



I'm there a few times during the summer and it's a blast plus the water is just as clear/blue as when I've been to the Caribbean.

[suprman09]

jersey shore

[MuscleScience]

I like the ozarks, especially around beaver lake.

[Lexed]

I would go with Alaska first I was there a few years back and it is just amazing.....

[Dukkit]

Camden, New Jersey. you will have a hell of a trip through that hell hole.

[LawMan018]

The Sierra Nevada mountain range in California... Freakin' amazing!!! Here's a just a few pics from when I went backpacking last Summer...