FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions for Visitors
Where Are The Best Places To Visit?
Ah, the million-dollar question!
Well, that depends on if you're more of a 'follow where the buffalo roam' in
Wyoming type, or if 'bright lights, big city' in New York is more your style!
Maybe you're eager to catch a glimpse of extraterrestrial life in Roswell, New
Mexico, or you want to take a 'polar bear plunge' into the frigid waters of
Hudson Bay in Canada (just kidding, please don't do that, it's extremely cold
and also there are actual polar bears).
The U.S. and Canada are vast and incredibly diverse countries, with everything
from deserts to rainforests, skyscrapers to quaint towns, world-class museums to
rugged wilderness trails. If you're into history, maybe a visit to colonial
Williamsburg in Virginia or the ancient Native American cliff dwellings at Mesa
Verde, Colorado, would pique your interest. If you're a nature lover, it's hard
to beat the grandeur of the Grand Canyon or the breathtaking beauty of Banff
National Park in Canada.
Ultimately, the 'best' places to visit are highly subjective and depend on your
personal interests, tastes, and travel goals. Are you looking to explore nature,
experience culture, eat fantastic food, see famous landmarks, learn history, or
simply relax? The USA and Canada have it all. It's like a buffet - just pick and
choose what suits your palate!"For a more practical response let me mention
that large portions of this site will give you numerous ideas if you are
interested in National Parks, National
Monuments, scenic roads, scenery
and wilderness.
For a first time visit you can't really go wrong with a tour of the
National Parks of the west, and we would particularly recommend:
Some other area we would very highly recommend are:
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