I’ve explore 44% of the US!
I’ve visited 22 states in the United States! And my favorite states are Colorado, California, New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
Looks like I need to explore more of the Midwest 👀
Follow me to see where I go next…
Traveling to 22 states across the United States has been an incredible journey filled with diverse experiences and unique landscapes. Some of my favorite destinations—Colorado, California, New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania—stand out for their distinct attractions, culture, and natural beauty. Colorado’s majestic Rocky Mountains offer endless outdoor adventures like hiking and skiing, while California’s vibrant cities and coastline provide a mix of urban excitement and beach relaxation. New York, a melting pot of culture and history, has always fascinated me with its iconic landmarks and rich arts scene. Connecticut and Pennsylvania surprise many with their charming towns and historic sites, each contributing to the eclectic tapestry of the East Coast. Although I've covered 44% of the US by visiting 22 states, the Midwest remains largely unexplored territory for me. States like Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Missouri offer a variety of experiences—from bustling cities to peaceful countryside—that I’m eager to discover. The Midwest's warm hospitality, extensive parks, and local cuisines make it an appealing destination for any traveler. If you're also traveling across the US, consider setting goals like visiting multiple states to fully appreciate the country's diversity. Keep track of your journey with hashtags like #statesivebeento, #traveling, and #Wanderlust to share your stories and connect with fellow explorers. The adventure doesn’t stop here; traveling encourages personal growth and learning, inspiring me to keep exploring new places and cultures. Whether you’re a seasoned vagabond or a casual traveler, the US offers countless opportunities to create unforgettable memories. Follow along for updates on my next destinations and tips for making the most of your travels!
