Bill

United States Virgin Islands!

Laura

The Smokies!

kate

Alaska for the sheer variety of sights it can offer. To see the sunrise at Denali NP was simply and truly breathtaking.

suzie

Woow, such great responses!

I'm really doing some research now. I think I am leaning towards Sedona and the Grand Canyon...wanting to drive somewhere else too, so we aren't there for the whole week.

Any other thoughts on somewhere within a days driving distance that has some color other than just red rock (locking for some variety).

Oh and to the previous poster, we live in Michigan near Lansing Michigan! Yes, the Upper Penninsula is beautiful.

We've been to the Smokey Mountaings in the fall, and yes, it is beautiful.

Thanks everyone...anymore?

Love to hear the stories.

MyAssIs

My ass is beautiful... wanna see it????

The grass

Lansing, MI? What's were I grew up.
Have you lived there all your life? I have also lived in Holt, and Mason.

Have a good time on your trip.

jope

Yosemite can be very beautiful if you take time to do some hiking!

Minngirl

Coastal drive on Highway 1 in California from LA to SF. Took a week stopping along the way. Every turn was a more beautiful scene thant the one before.

Surprised

Central Park in New York!

In the midwest, you hear so many negative things about it(from people who have never been there of course), that I was shocked to see how beautiful it really is.

Surprised

Central Park in New York!

In the midwest, you hear so many negative things about it(from people who have never been there of course), that I was shocked to see how beautiful it really is.

s

Staten island in new york.

Terri

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

norcal

Lake Tahoe,Yosemite,Big Sur

alien

Area 51

cd

I already voted for Alaska but our daughter said Jackson Hole Wyoming was the most beautiful place she has been. Actually out of the States, I would vote for French Polynesia, Bora Bora.

Grand

Definitely, without a doubt, The Grand Canyon. And you have to go there to truly experience the true beauty of it all!!!!!

Mike Honeycutt

I saw the Grand Canyon in April so it is fresh in my mind (and still awesome). It was my first visit and I arrived before dawn. Having the canyon appear beneath me as the sun rose was incredible. We returned to the same spot for sunset and I captured some great shots.

A close second was my visit to Antelope Canyon near Page, AZ. The pictures I've seen on the web (and the Nexium commerical) give you a feel for its beauty but being there is a great experience. Best of all, it is easy to get to (some would say too easy).

Mike Honeycutt

dubliner

Blarney, Ireland. Not for the stone, but the green, beautiful, rolling hills. Anywhere in Ireland for that matter.

Stephanie P

Suzie:

I'd say when I went to the Peaks of Otter which is on the Blue Ridge Parkway and just west of Roanoke, VA. I saw it in August but it must be spectacular in October.

Mike

Without a doubt - San Francisco. No other city comes close. I've traveled throughout N. America and Western Europe. Yes, Paris has beautiful architecture and parks but so does SF with so much more: the view from Coit Tower on top of Telegraph Hill was amazing. You see that mediterranean style view of the bay with all it's islands, the golden gate bridge, victorian homes etc.. Simply breath taking. Plus many cool little communities to stroll about. Chinatown is amazing, unlike anywhere else in the US. You feel as though you are in another country.

2.) Montreal. (See homepage)