Discover Montana | Montana Travel
Montana Tourist Information Guide
As You Explore This Site, You'll Discover...
-
Discover Montana: A Vacation You Will Never Forget!
-
Montana Travel Guide: Explore Montana's Great Outdoors
-
Revealed: Six Great Things To Do In Northwest Montana
-
Cheap Family Vacation Get-Aways In Beautiful Montana
Featured Products
Pages
Categories
Archives
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- May 2010
- April 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
- January 2010
- December 2009
- November 2009
- October 2009
- September 2009
- August 2009
- July 2009
- June 2009
- May 2009
Polls
Loading ...
birnw2 posted: 01 Jul at 3:10 am
Minnesota has lots to offer—Arkansas is also a very folksy place to visit. North or South Dakota have a culture all their own and aren’t hardly “touristy”. Sounds like a great sort of vacation plan.
Daniel B posted: 02 Jul at 11:38 am
Theres Lancaster/York Pennsylvania with amish country. Lots of Amish people, and home to tons of factories. Hershey factory is nearby too, and some pretzel brands factories.
tkem_ninapc posted: 02 Jul at 9:11 pm
Something kinda close is the Anasazi ruins in the 4 Corners. I am kind of a history nut & really enjoyed these. Also the Battle of Antietam near Sharpsburg, Maryland is kinda cool too.
Hope you guys find something!
Simi posted: 04 Jul at 3:04 pm
We found unique places like:
Sequoia Trees in California (to visit) unique place in the world
Sedona in Arizona (can stay there)
Monument Valley in (Arizona) to visit
Taos in New Mexico (romantic, small town, unique, is like another world, good for winter time too, they have ski resort, hard to book a place right now, but maybe there are still some with local people that are the best houses anyway).
michiganmegan83 posted: 06 Jul at 3:32 am
Mackinaw Island, Michigan
closed for Winter for the most part, but still can go
island in lake Huron, have to take a ferry or a plane to get there
lots of BandB’s, shops and bars
no cars except emergency vehicles on the island,
just horse and buggy, and bicycles
lots of history and nature, architecture,
Northern Michigan in general is pretty great
try Marquette, Traverse City, Sioux St. Marie, Mackinaw City,
Jericho area in West Virginia, or Bramwell area is nice also.
there is a ski resort Mt. Snowshoe near Jericho, and some Civil War battle areas, and little cabins and rivers
Bramwell is an old Mining baron Mansion town – very unique
Jack M posted: 06 Jul at 11:56 am
Ithaca, NY and the Finger Lakes Region. Beautiful, funky, and fun.
Mr. New England posted: 06 Jul at 10:12 pm
well you said, maine…start at the bottom and work your way up the coast…key places to visit in order from south to north:
york/oqounguit beach area–long sandy beaches, low key feel
old orchard beach–7 ,iles of sandy beach, boardwalks, bars, thousands of people
portland–maine’s city, right on the waterfront, great place to visit
popham beach state park–mix of sandy and rugged maine coast
boothbay harbor–small fishing village, lots of tours leave from there
bar harbor/acadia national park–mountains meet the sea and bar harbor is a very cool small coastal town
machias–now you’re really leaving the whooplah behind, its the real maine
eastport/lubec– eastern most points of the US
..in bewteen these places you’ll see some of the most dramatic coastline in the world and some very nice quaint coastal towns