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If you could vacation in any state in the U.S. were would you go?

I would say New York it has everything you could imagine. from Niagra Falls to the 1,000 islands a NASCAR road course Lake Placid The beauty of the Hudson River the Beaches on Long Island , the Statue of Liberty and everything else NYC has to offer Its a great place to visit I LOVE NEW YORK

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  1. Alaska. I've been there three times and can't get enough of it's beauty.
  2. Colorado. My friend's sister lives there, and he said it's awesome out there when he goes to visit. Plus I love mountains.
  3. Vermont.
  4. Minnesota, because duh! if you're a girl, it's the largest indoor mall in the u.s. we also have paul bonion, and more than 10,000 lakes.
  5. I would love to go to any state with a beach. I went to Hawaii (Oahu) and loved it. That is where I got married. I wouldn't mind visiting any state because there are so many things to see. I live in Missouri and people think that there isn't much here to do but I have been finding things my whole life that I hadn't seen before. My family and I went and seen the biggest natural all-year-round flowing waterfall in Missouri. It was beautiful. I would like to see Niagra Falls, my brothers have and said it is something to see. There is beauty in every state, you might have to look for it but once you find it it is worth it. If I didn't have to work and had all kinds of money, I would just drive around the USA. http://www.ruralmissouri.org/05pages/05JulyGrandFalls.html
  6. Definitely Hawaii! We have been to all 50 states, and Hawaii is the best state to visit hands down.
  7. It's hard to argue with Hawaii, and I won't. But the most underrated state in America for vacation is Utah. Salt Lake City is a spectacular place for openers, with mountains overlooking the city. The national parks are astounding -- Zion, Bryce, Canyonlands, Arches. Monument Valley is other-worldly. And that doesn't include Park City and other areas. There's a lot of "empty" in Utah, but there's sure a lot to see.
  8. Add me to the Hawaii list, too. :)
  9. Wyoming. Jackson Hole, Grand Tetons, and Yellowstone. All you need in life right there. Great outdoors at its best.
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