Some fun We did this about 10 years ago on this forum

[pigfarmer]

In one word (if possible) tell us what your number one favorite place you have been to and would recommend to others. Only one place please. Your favorite! Mine would be Death Valley in October. You'll learn about places you might want to visit. Enter as often as you like, but only one at a time.

[Yankee_Clipper]

Big Bend National Park in May.

[jkmac408]

Lake City Co. As for as Alaska it has been my dream trip since I was a kid. My father lived there twice and drove the Alaskan Highway when it first opened, lots of pics. But do to cost and health concerns probably want make it.

[pigfarmer]

My 2nd suggestion: Watkins Glen. Challenge the chasm. Walk the chasm. 825 steps down. Could barely walk for two days after. They say walking up is worse.

[pigfarmer]

et2, that sounds good. Thank you. Will make it a point to see it. Getting great ideas that I wouldn't have known about.

[AidenJ]

pigfarmer wrote:
AJBert, maybe we should keep it to the USA so everyone stands a chance of finding new places. Thanks

Okay I take back Newfoundland and substitute a special place near Indian Lake NY

[Rygar]

Whidbey Island, Washington

[AJBert]

Western slope of Colorado.

[CEDNH]

Dawson City, Yukon

[et2]

pigfarmer wrote:
AJBert, maybe we should keep it to the USA so everyone stands a chance of finding new places. Thanks

Holland is great. The whole west coastline is great. It sounds like Frankenmuth is out of your way, but it's also as others mentioned, really great. You're going to have to come back.

I see your retired Navy, thank you! But since you're in Holland, just up the road a little way is a old World War II submarine museum ( you can tour inside too). USS Silversides - it was in a old war movie too. Worth the visit.

https://silversidesmuseum.org

[donkeydew]

canadian rockies late spring before schools out.

[behengold]

Rollins pond near Saranac lake NY in August. Love the wagons coming through selling home made pies and ice cream.

[pigfarmer]

AJBert, maybe we should keep it to the USA so everyone stands a chance of finding new places. Thanks

[JnJnKatiebug]

AJBert wrote:
Roma, Italia to include the Vatican City.

Would you send me directions that are RV friendly. Sounds like fun. 🙂

[zigzagrv]

Places in Michigan I would return to....Holland, for the Tulip Festival, Frankenmuth for the world's largest Christmas store, Mackinaw Island, a must see. White Fish point in the UP and the Great Lakes museum there, which has the ship's bell from the Edmund Fitzgerald, the Soo Locks tour, Taquamenon(sp) Falls State park, Munising for a boat tour of Pictured Rocks on Lake Superior, and a lot of points in between.

[bobkatmsu]

pigfarmer wrote:
Any more suggestions for Michigan? Western side?

Right on Lake Michigan starting from the south moving north you have 3 charming little cities. Saugatuck, South Haven and Holland all with light houses. From there just head north to Traverse City.