What's your map look like?Also, which state that I haven't visited do I need to see next if I'm looking for natural beauty?I was particularly impressed by Washington, Arizona, and West Virginia.
>>2827649I weirdly enjoyed Kansas. It's a different kind of beauty.
>>2827649Wish there was a map that divided the states into smaller regions. People forget how big these states are. You can go to Philly or Chicago and it doesn't do those states justice (nor does the opposite).But to answer your question, idk I'd recommend Utah if you like the deserts and Arkansas if you like the greenery
>>2827670Missouri is better than Arkansas. Weed is legal there, and you can cruise the hilly Ozark back roads with nobody behind you and nobody in front of you, going 35 or whatever the speed limit is on the curvier roads.
>>2827665Definitely prettiest when it's all green and full of life (and fragrance, too). Those heartland towns can be very devoid of life, however.
>>2827649You like natural beauty but have never been to Utah? Bryce Canyon, Arches NP, Canyonlands, Goblin State Park, Salt Flats, Zion NP. Utah is top 3 states in the country for natural beauty. Maine is excellent too especially Acadia NP.
>>2827680>Weed is legal thereThat's the biggest negative ever. Stoners are the lowest life form possible even below crackheads and fenta zombies.
>>2827649>I'm looking for natural beauty?Alaska is really beautiful!There are like 3 ways to visit, and I suggest you need more than 1 trip. There is a Summertime road trip kind of visit where you fly in to say Anchorage, and rent a car and drive south through girdwood and down to Seward, cruise out to see the 7 glaciers, then, out through Homer spit, out to see places on Kachemak bay, like Seldovia, then and up to Denali for the national park bus tour, stopping through funky TalkeetnaThere is a trip that is all Maritime Highway, where you need a cruise :PThen, there is a whole part of alaska you can only see by seaplane hopping around.
>>2827649I wish I checked out northern Minnesota. Only been to Red Wing and a couple other towns in the south.No more car, so no more exploring America unless I want to do it the hard way as a foot vagabond.
