re: Most under-rated place you've been to in US or a place you discovered?

Wimberley, Texas.

Agree. Lived there for a year after college and it is a great town.

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I've always wanted to go to Jacksons Hole, WY. Who's been?

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Been there twice. The Tetons are unbelievable. Another spot I would mention would be the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.

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Good one. In 20 years that place will be huge.

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This. They have the world's fastest internet and it's city government subsidized.

St Augustine, Florida. Love the history and architecture.

I spent a week on vacation with my wife in North Central PA right off of I-80. No cell phone coverage, and no TV for a week. Stayed in a cabin with central AC. We just cooked, ate, worked out, hiked and had sex.

We cooked huge breakfasts of bacon, pancakes and eggs and left the leftovers out on a huge rock. In the afternoon we watch the bears ear up the food from a 2nd story deck. Got to see a huge 6ft rattle snake out while hiking. Plenty of deer and other wildlife out there too.

They have a great rails to trails in the area. Great hiking and ATV trails. Snowmobile trails in the winter.

Don't forget Kenner seafood, fisherman's cove, sugar mill, and circle m

The west coast of Michigan. Pick any small beach town. I spent time in Frankfort near Sleeping Bear Dunes and loved it. Beautiful and charming

Staunton, VA is a cool town with a pretty good nightlife for its size.

Ocracoke island was a nice suprise on the OBX


Frisco, CO Even cooler in the summer than winter.

Just passing through these and decided to stay a few days and enjoyed them.

I just got back today from Albuquerque, NM. Would never think to want to go there, but it's a very nice city. Good architecture, history and lots to do. Legit. Will go back.