Arizona or Texas.

I was just talking about this tonight with my eldest nephew. We might travel together this summer. Arizona and Oregon are on our lists.

I've never been to Hawaii. I'll get there some day. I've been to most of the continental US.

Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi. All the southern ones.
Leslie

Vermont and the state of Washington. Don't know how I've managed to miss those in my travels. Bettye

Hi all - I haven't been here in a while but just want to chime in to say I would love to travel to LA and Washington State. Somehow I find myself gravitating to colder climates but I really don't like the cold. Maybe I would go to one of the Dakotas. Now that's cold...

Funny, I've been thinking about this subject lately. Thanks, good idea!

Idaho.
JoanMN/FL

Leslie, come on down!!!!! We're waiting for you.

I would love to visit the new England states.

Linda

Hawaii, Alaska, Vermont, Ohio, Maine, Delaware, Maryland, North and South Carolina, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, are the states missing on my list.

I think, the Carolinas and Vermont are the ones highest on my list to visit.

Moni

The New England states. All of them.
Washington and Oregon and Idaho.

The state of Australia!

I'd like to see New Mexico, I have a cousin who lives there whom I've never met and have only spoken on the phone to him once. He owns two farms.

Arizona...to see the Grand Canyon. I've told my kids that when I die, if I haven't seen the Grand Canyon yet, to take some of my ashes and scatter them there.

Washington and Oregon

Come visit Oregon!

I'd love to visit the New England area and also the deep south.

Sheryl

Montana

Alaska is the one I would most like to see, but I have not been in Mississippi, Louisanna or Hawaii either.

North Dakota.

There are quite a few that I have never visited, but I don't know which I'd most like to visit.

Arizona, I guess ... because my daughter's buying a house there.

By the way, I have a question ...

... how many of you U.S. folks can tell me how many Canadian provinces there are, let alone name them all (or most of them - not to mention our territories)?

Good wishes for enjoying your beautiful spring weekend.

ole joyful

Washington and Oregon.

The New England States, Washington state and Alaska. But I want to go when the roads are passable - on the motorcycle! I also want to see more of the Eastern states like North Carolina.

I can't pick one. I want to keep traveling till I've seen them all!

OJ, I can probably name 3. That's sad, isn't it.

The New England states, Alaska and Arizona.

If I had to pick just one it would be Alaska (but only if I could be guaranteed to see the Northern Lights).

I think Florida would be first, then Maine.

New Mexico, Washington State, Georgia, North and South Carolina.

There are allot of them in the mid-west that I haven't been to but these are on my tops on my list.

~Susan

Guess I have to say Hawaii. We have been in all the others. No way I can ever go To Hawaii. Our traveling days are over so I just have to enjoy my pictures.

Colorado and then the Carolinas. Now I have to make a list of what states I haven't been to. I have been to over half of them.

I think Hawaii. I'll probably never see it, because you can't get there by Motorhome. LOL!

Gayle

I'd love to go to South Dakota and see Mount Rushmore and then drive west. Someday!!!

But after Talley Sue's post, I think I'd love Hawaii.

Anywhere except GA and states with hurricanes and earthquakes!

The New England States esp. after seeing my parents and my brother and his wives travel pics from there 2 years ago...I will make it one day!! Stacy

I've only been to Boston, Massachusets, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Michigan and Washington. I would LOVE to some day go to Louisiana (particularly New Orleans) and California (particularly San Francisco).

Been to California, but only airport, so California is on my list of where to go. Wanna do the coast trip.

I've been to a lot of the states, including Alaska and Hawaii, but I have friends that say Jackson Hole, Wyoming is the prettiest place they've ever been. I'd love to see that!

My goal is to visit every National Park, so California, Alaska, and Utah are high on my list.

New England states and Kansas.

I have been to most of the Western and Eastern states but have never been to Florida. So guess Florida would be my answer.
Lois

Alaska and Texas

Wyoming and the Dakotas....but I'm hoping to get there one day!!!

Kentucky, followed by Vermont and a trip down the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Vermont, or anywhere that serves lobster...yum!
Any of you that want to see Oregon and Washington, you will not be dissappointed. They are beautiful ! I grew up there and love to go back for visits.

Trin

Was married in Hawaii, over 50 years ago, lived 9 mo there and then later during RV hit most states and Canada etc. Would love to see more north eastern area, like the Carolinas, VT etc. And yes ND is a friendly state and no we don't live in igloos yet! Best time to visit here is fall and don't miss the state fair.

Aren't there ten Provinces and three Territories in Canada?

If it didn't take so long to get there, I would put Hawaii at the top of my list.

I lived in Oregon and visited Washington state - both incredibly beautiful.

I have been to many of the states, but Florida is still my all-time favorite. Where else in the great USA can you find such a diverse climate? I am moving to the Panhandle this September, and can't wait - I am SO EXCITED to be living in a nice climate and near my Grandsons!!!

Virginia, the New England states, South Dakota and Alaska.

I have been in many states and parts of Canada on vacation trips, but have never been to Alaska or Hawaii, so these two go on my wish list.

I've been in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine for fall colors and liked Vermont and New Hamshire the best. The year that I went, New Hampshire had the best fall color. I like the character of Vermont and it felt the closest to being "home", but probably would not choose to live there because it is very cold and expensive for a retiree. However, the countryside, villages, town goverments, and the people are delightful

The states that I have returned to most often are N. Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Missouri. The two places highest on my list of retirement places are N. Carolina and north Arkansas. The grandest views are Grand Canyon, Colorado Rockies, Maroon Bells, Arches, Monument Valley, Yosemite Valley, Redwoods, Crater Lake, the Cascades of Oregon and Washigton, Olympia Pennisula, Pacific coastline of Oregon and Washington, South Dakota Badlands, Devil's Tower, and the Columbia River Gorge.