States you love. States you didn’t love.

[Anonymous]

Love Colorado, Oregon, Northern California, and Connecticut.

Not a fan of Western PA, WV, southern VA, most of North Carolina, most of Florida. The exceptions to those states are Charlotte and St. Augustine, respectively.

[Anonymous]

Love: OR and thats about it

OK with: MD (I live here), FL, DE (beach part), VA

Would rather not visit again: IL, OH, CA, NY

Hate: PA, NC, SC, LA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Love Colorado, Oregon, Northern California, and Connecticut.

Not a fan of Western PA, WV, southern VA, most of North Carolina, most of Florida. The exceptions to those states are Charlotte and St. Augustine, respectively.

Why? Especially perplexing because it's SO unlike the other 3 you love.

[Anonymous]

I've been to 41 states and don't hate or love any. Every state has nice things and not nice things about it. I guess if I had to name a favorite, I'd pick Oregon and a least favorite could be...Ohio or Indiana.

[Anonymous]

Love the four corners area of the SW- Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. Also love the desert around Tucson. California, Oregon, Washington- so much natural beauty. Lots of New England. The beaches and mountains of NC. Lots of cities throughout the country.

I don’t love Nebraska or Iowa.

[Anonymous]

Iowa is surprisingly beautiful. Maybe mainly because it's between IL and NE.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went to UW-Madison and love Madison! The surrounding area is very pretty too. My best friend is from Milwaukee and it’s definitely underrated.

Its hard for me to name favourite and least favourite states because I like cities and the state might be meh, but might have a cool city (e.g. PA, kinda meh, but I like Philly). But if I had to name some that I’ve been to:

Favourites: Washington, Oregon, Montana
Least favourite: Ohio, Indiana and North Dakota

Is adding the U a Wisconsin thing or are you trying to sound sophisticated???

[Anonymous]

I absolutely loved CA and AZ. TN has some beautiful parts as well and I also have family there.

GA and SC have some really nice coastal towns (Savannah, Hilton Head, Bluffton, and Beaufort).

I was not too crazy for Florida. The beach that I went to was nothing special compared to the beaches on the rest of the East Coast and in California. I also hate Disney and theme parks, so Orlando did nothing for me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I went to UW-Madison and love Madison! The surrounding area is very pretty too. My best friend is from Milwaukee and it’s definitely underrated.

Its hard for me to name favourite and least favourite states because I like cities and the state might be meh, but might have a cool city (e.g. PA, kinda meh, but I like Philly). But if I had to name some that I’ve been to:

Favourites: Washington, Oregon, Montana
Least favourite: Ohio, Indiana and North Dakota

Is adding the U a Wisconsin thing or are you trying to sound sophisticated???

Maybe the poster is British. Have you ever considered that?

[Anonymous]

TN has some very worthwhile cities, small towns, and nature. It also has a lot of grossness. Not surprising for a state that is 450 miles wide.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Iowa is surprisingly beautiful. Maybe mainly because it's between IL and NE.

You may have something there. Parts are boring, but it has some nice rolling hills, neat college towns (especially Iowa City and Ames), and very friendly people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TN has some very worthwhile cities, small towns, and nature. It also has a lot of grossness. Not surprising for a state that is 450 miles wide.

11:11 here. Your description sums up TN perfectly.

[Anonymous]

Enjoy: CA, HI, VT, CO, NY

Disliked: OK, AL, AR, NJ

Want to see: AK, WA, OR

[Anonymous]

I love CT! I think there was only one other person who does.

I also love VT, MA, Maine, parts of Virginia, parts of SC, parts of California.

I don't like many of the states in the middle. I've never been to TX! I don't like FL, AZ, WA, NJ, MD

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As someone who has spent a great deal of time in Indiana, I am not surprised that people dislike it.

My Trump voting in-laws live there. We used to waste a week of vacation each year going to visit. Until we realized they hadn't visited us here in eight years....which gives us a great excuse not to go to Indiana,