Where should I travel to in the United States?

I am planning on traveling around the US after graduation and am wondering on where I should travel to and where I should stay. I am interested in going to the "country", and basically anywhere although I don't want to go to big cities because I am a small town girl.



Thanks so much!!Where should I travel to in the United States?Toad Suck, Arkansas.Where should I travel to in the United States?
Go to South Dakota and chill in the badlands for a few nights. It's the most awesome, beautiful, chillingly agoraphobia-inducing place on the entire planet.Where should I travel to in the United States?hocking hills, ohio
come to Lansing Illinois...and go to Dari-ville....u can visit meWhere should I travel to in the United States?DetroitWhere should I travel to in the United States?
Colorado is amazing. Anywhere there would be great. Visit Pike's Peak for sure, it's near Colorado Springs/Fort Carson. You'll never forget it....
go to arizona it is really nice their!Where should I travel to in the United States?
Nowheresville, Alabama
Michigan...? don't really know if it's country or not, but it's cold mostly....especially during the winter..
how about kentucky? beautiful foothills in the eastern part of the state. come visit the bluegrass! see the horses, go caving, hike a mountain...lots to do :)
go to south/north dakota, Texas, or somewhere where its more on the country side, personally i would go to Oklahoma :)
yeah go to south dakota (my home town state) or minnesota
colorado
Go visit San Diego, California. It's extremely nice there, great weather, a beach, friendly people and its impossible to get bored there.



The Great Lakes!



Colorado!



Don't go to any swampy states (it sucks).



Come over to Arizona and visit the almighty Grand Canyon (not during May, June, July, August or September because it gets over 110 degrees nonstop) but come during Winter and Arizona is just perfect.
Pick four or five states and see a little of each. I reccommend New York, Florida, Texas, California and Tennessee. That way you get to experience a little of each and they are all very different.
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A small town in Wisconsin ^-^ Boscobel is adorable and gorgeous views :)
Grand Canyon...Yellowstone...Redwood Forest, Calif.....Zion National Park, Utah.....Upper Pennisula of Michigan....Florida Keys...Great Smokey Mountains National Park....anywhere in Maine....anywhere in Colorado
well if you want to go some where to like chill you should go to florida and hang out on the beach and if you want to go some where and go shopping and stuff you should go to new york and shop until you drop lol =)
You should go to Texas.

It's where I'm from and it has a very diverse landscape. You can drive a few hours and see almost every kind of landscape America has to offer. It's a really beautiful state. There are big cities and plenty of small towns. You can probably just Google small towns in Texas and find the home pages of tons of towns. Most of them have quaint little family owned hotels, which are much better to stay in than the chain hotels in my opinion.

Also, if you ever get tired of small towns, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Austin are all really fun big cities. I recommend a visit to San Antonio, which is a truly awesome city! It feels like a small town and there are some incredible hotels on the river walk, although they can get a little pricey. It's covered with history and everywhere you turn there's a party, an outdoor concert, or an awesome little art store! It's probably one of my favorite cities in Texas!
You should consider visiting Red River, New Mexico. It's not a large town, but it's not a podunk little ghost town. There's lots of stuff to do there like skiing and other things involving snow depending on when you go. There are many other town near there with other activities and mountain tours on a jeep. Hiking is a really popular activity there. There's beautiful landscape, forests, and clear streams.



A wonderful place to relax and enjoy yourself.
i would say you have ot visit NYC but since you dont like big cities then i dont know maybe Rochester or Buffalo
May I suggest North Carolina! ^_^
The South is very diverse and beautiful especially Georgia. Check these guys out for some ideas http://retrobusrental.com
Anywhere in the US, its all the same.