re: State you'd be least interested in visiting

I've been to Montana before. Yellowstone was great. I also saw some mining towns, which were decent but not fantastic.

South Dakota might be toward the top of my list if it weren't for Mount Rushmore. I guess some other parts of the Black Hills might be okay to see.

I haven't been to Wyoming before except maybe briefly going across the border when I was at Yellowstone. However, when I was in Colorado there were a whole bunch of ads for rodeo and cowboy related activities in Wyoming. It seemed like it might be decent although I didn't go to it. Wyoming also has some mountains.

While Wyoming really is not someplace I'd have the slightest interest in spending money to travel to, I think it's better than the North Dakotas of the world.

Honestly, I plan on visiting... at least all the great 48 states.. The Dakota's might be the states that don't excite me to go visit, but if I had to list the states I haven't been to starting with the ones I most want to visit... North & South Dakota would be 2nd to last and last.

Kansas

I lived in Iowa and therefore spent some time in eastern Nebraska. Omaha or a football game in Lincoln can be good times.

I have no idea what I would ever go to Kansas to do or see...

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With that being said, I would question why you've been to a state if you find it so uninteresting to visit. Unless you were driving through the state en rout to somewhere else. Or alternately you were a child or teen at the time and your parents forced you to go.

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I have never once visited MS by true choice


Only for forced conferences and sporting events



Like I said, I cant think of a reason one would chose to visit MS besides just to check it off the bucket list

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I could give a rats arse about visiting any state in the Northeast

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‘Mer... itz to much like Kalerfornyer, dat be. To menny of dem ol Librals up derr, dem. Ken we hunts dem Librals cuz I won’t to hunt dem cuz I ken kill stuff, me.

That’s you. That’s how you sound.

The northeast is pretty awesome. Politics aside, the entire region is very beautiful

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Idaho's better than you think if you like mountains.

Sawtooth Mountains

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But if you are a mountain person, how many states come ahead of it? There wasn’t much that came to mind where I’d put Idaho in the top couple options, and nothing really signature that would bring me there specifically

Connecticut. I mean really, why bother?

I liked DC a lot when I've visited in 2008. Washington Monument, White House, Supreme Court, the Capitol. I even saw a Senate meeting.

New Mexico is a complete shite hole

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But if you are a mountain person, how many states come ahead of it?

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A few but it’s still a good state for people who enjoy the outdoors. It’s not as boring as it seems. You just have to like what it has to offer.

Florida is a great state with a lot to do, but if you live for skiing it’s not for you. California is the only state I believe truly has something for everyone. Some people hate the thought of visiting cities like LA and SF - and that’s understandable to some extent - but if a person can’t find something worthwhile to do between Yosemite, the Pacific Coast Highway, numerous theme parks, Redwood and Sequoia National Park, the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Lake Tahoe, Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, numerous sports teams, San Diego Zoo, fishing / boating, etc., probably is either boring or an a-hole.