Tell me about someplace you visited in the US that was surprisingly fun.
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Anonymous
| Another vote for South Dakota here! |
Anonymous
We loved Maine. Acadia, Portland, and all areas in between. Lovely place for summer or fall. |
Anonymous
| I was going to say South Dakota too! I was also surprised by Pittsburgh. |
Anonymous
| Another +1 for Pittsburgh. A lot to do and a great food scene! |
Anonymous
| Also a South Dakota lover. Badlands National Park, Mt Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Custer State Park, Wind and Jewel Cave...so much to do! We really enjoyed it. |
Anonymous
Where did you fly into? Are there any luxury resorts ? |
Anonymous
| Speaking of Pittsburg, we are headed there over the 4th. What are some places to see? |
Anonymous
Salt Lake City. I had to go for work, but had time to do the zoo, see some Olympic sites, and drive out to the salt lake and see bison and other animals - incredible! Plus in and out burger 
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Anonymous
I was going to say Pittsburgh too! Went there to visit DH's relatives and had a great time exploring the city. Best kids museum I've been to. |
Anonymous
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Jackson Hole. Nature, elk, skiing, great food.
Mackinaw island, MI |
Anonymous
+1 So many hiking trails and outdoorsy things just around the city. Not to mention Park City. Loved that. Thought in and out burger was on par with mcdonalds. Not good. But found a local cafe in one of the canyons. |
Anonymous
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I went to grad school in Pittsburgh. One of the best cities in the US. Things to do:
Mount Washington incline Phipps Conservatory Schenley Park Carnegie Museums (natural history, science center, art) Warhol museum Cathedral of Learning Point State Park Frick house tour Children's museum Zoo |
Anonymous
+1. And Acadia is spectacular. |
Anonymous
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lol. the three places that came to mind for me were Pittsburgh, South Dakota, and the Maine coast.
practically a consensus!!! |
Anonymous
My hometown! It's lovely and has very vibrant arts scene as well. |