Out of all the places you have visited in the USA, where did you like it best?

I have lived and worked in almost every one of the contiguous lower 48. Where I am today, Sedona, Arizona, is the one I love the most. Check out our live webcam and you'll see why. http://www.sedonavision.com/camera . The camera is mounted on a tower on top of airport mesa and views the entire valley.

Of all the places that my family and I have visited my favorite was Honolulu, Hawaii. I had seen pictures of Hawaii, of course, but they just didn't do it justice. We went to Wakiki Beach and the place we stayed in was just a five minute walk to the beach. It was so beautiful. The only thing I didn't like about it was there were no public restrooms and when you have kids that can be a problem. There were restaurants and stores all along the beach but they didn't have a public restroom. We took a Circle of Island tour while we were there that took us all around the island and we abolutely loved it. It was worth all the money we spent and more. Part of the tour included the Pearl Harbor Memorial which was extremely touching. If a person goes to that and isn't touched by it something is terribly wrong. We also got to see the Pineapple Plantation where they make Dole pineapple and we got to taste pineapple ice cream LOL.

My parents rented a cabin at a resort in Minnesota, and I loved it there. There was a lodge with huge fireplace and comfortable rustic furniture, and there was always something to do. Every morning, my brothers would get out in a row boat and go fishing, and would always bring back a nice catch, though they always complained and said the fish weren't biting that great. We were warned that there were bears around, and to be wary of them. My younger brother was afraid of the bears, and thought they might climb into the window at night and eat him, which I thought was pretty funny at the time. The people who owned the resort had all kinds of pets running around, and my favorites were the chipmunks, who were very friendly. They would do tricks for nuts or little pieces of fruit, and would sit up on our shoulders and get rides around the camp. The nearby town had all sorts of little shops, and there was an ice cream parlor that we frequented while we were there. I always wanted to go back there,but never got the chance. My brothers have gone back many times for fishing. They never invited me, and I think it's because they are afraid that I could catch more fish than they can, though they claim that they just don't want to go fishing with girls.

There are alot of great places to visit in the US. I love St. Augustine Florida. It is a beautiful city. Key West is also great. Yellowstone was beautiful, wild and wonderful. I loved the Muir woods outside of San Francisco. I think I would have to say that was my favorite place, becasue I had never been anywhere like it. I loved those beautiful giant redwoods. Hawaii, New Orleans and Las Vegas are alos great, as is the Grand Canyon.

I have visited many places within the US but of all home is the best for me... NYC is the best place on earth inmy eyes, and maybe thats just because I am from here but there is always something going on, no matter what time of day it is and there are just so many different types of people that it is hard to get bored.

Without a doubt, Las Vegas i have liked best. One cuz its nothing but excitement, and people everywereh. You cant walk into or out of any building in Vegas and not see a group of people right in front of you. The lights, the music, the entertainment and dont forget the gambling..my fave hobby. Plus each time ive gone (4 or 5 times total) It has been just me and hubby, and that alone makes it awesome..and its the only place we have gotten away to where the little one isnt with.

My favourite place in he USA was Sedona Arizona. My husband is currently working and liing down there. I am a Canadian, still in Caada. He wants to come up to Canada to live, but for now he's working in Arizona. I travel back and forth a few times a year, staying a few months in each place.

I guess Colorado and Tennessee. I've been to thirty of our states, but those are probably my favorite. Colorado's incredible mountain regions, and crisp air are so appealing. It's beautiful and kind of reminds me how awesome God is to create a place like that, especially on top of Pike's Peak (I'm fully prepared for someone reading this to mock me for mentioning God). And Tennessee has such a lovely range of mountains. People are really friendly, and time seems to slow down there, and it is more relaxing.

For our honeymoon, we just took a trip up north, no destination or preplanning. We were going to stop in different states and stay for a night and move on. It was the best vacation I have had. I liked Martha's vineyard. We took a ferry to the island. The ocean was beautiful and we had a great time. I also enjoyed Vegas, and Colorado. The Rockies are awesome, we drove up pretty high one day, scary but breath taking.

We spent 9 days in Hawaii and that was my all time favorite. We also spent a long weekend in Atlanta, GA and I enjoyed the big city life of downtown Atlanta. There's a lot to see and do right within walking distance! I've been to Florida a few times, and that's always fun...especially this past New Year's Eve when my parents rented a house and my husband and I were invited to stay with them and my siblings. It was a huge 6 bedroom, 4 bath with our own pool. Makes vacation much nicer than living in a hotel for a week!