Travel..where too??

[sadinmichigan]

I am really looking into a vacation (within the U.S). I haven't been on one in a very long time..lol.Anyway. I have been to quite a few states..I think one of my favorites is Tennessee..I also loved Colorado..I have lived in Michigan most of my life and it's not too bad. Michigan is really beautiful especially north..the Great Lakes are awesome but I have seen them all 100 times..We are from all over and wanted to hear some of the hot spots in your states.....

[broknbck]

Have you been to Sedona in Arizona?
It is by far the coolest, most beautiful place i have seen yet.
There is an awesome drive through mountains on the 179 going from Sedona towards the Grand Canyon. a must!
or if you fly, there is so much to see and do in Sedona you will have to plan ahead.

[broknbck]

i use to live in MI and one summer we did a road trip to BarHarbor, Maine. It was an awesome ride through the White MOuntains in Vermont and New Hamspire. We stayed in New Hampshire a couple of nights and did some great hiking. Phenominal veiws and some of the best water you will ever taste.
Maine was also gorgeous! Bar Harbor is where the ocean and the mountains meet. crashing waves against the cliffs- totally awesome. Also you will have the best lobster dinner ever and only like $10. i also don't like the water, but if you can get the courage up (like i did) you can go whale watching. They are pretty big ships and if you take the dramenine it will be pretty smooth. If you have never seen the whales before , it something else. also dolpins and other stuff.
there are some really cool national parks there too. and BarHarbor town is a lot of fun.

[sadinmichigan]

I have always wanted to go to the New England states..there are sooo many places..lol I never have to step foot off American soil..(been to Canada though)lol

[allaboutmary]

How about New England ?  It's so pretty in the fall. I'm in Florida but just love New England.

[sadinmichigan]

Thanks...I actually haven't spent too much time in the Carolinas..just a night or 2..I like looking at the water but thats about all.lol..
I have wanted to see the plantations..I heard that you can visit where they filmed Gone with the wind somewhere around there..and then my mom told me about this old plantation hotel that have the 100's of yrs old cypress trees..sounds good..I am going on this vaca by myself..no kids allowed..lol

[bubbles1096]

I love South Carolina and North Carolina, they are so close to MI for a short vacation, but I see you've already been there and you dont' care for the water......so may I suggest Georgia....Savannah in particular. It is a little bit of a drive, but put some tunes on and and have some good laughs and conversations with the kids (we like to play little games like I spy and to count different license plates and colors of other cars to pass the time) The southern hospitality is great, the architecture is amazing and there are so many old plantation homes you get to see. The food is to die for too!
I've been there twice on vacation and would recommend it to anyone.
Have fun!