Visit USA 2020 Travel Planner

56 visitusa.org.uk STATE ROUND-UP Gateway cities Oregon's mountains and rivers, high deserts, plains, forests and valleys lend themselves equally to both exhilarating outdoor adventures and tranquil exploration. With more scenic byways and tour routes than any other state, there is plenty to discover, including Crater Lake National Park and the 33-mile drive around the rim for breathtaking scenery, and Hells Canyon National Recreation Area for spectacular views. Portland, Salem, Eugene Cities like Charlotte, Durham and Winston-Salem exude rich character, while coastal towns like New Bern and Wilmington blend modern charm and history within the same destination. For families, there are 300 miles of beaches, from the Outer Banks to Bald Head Island and Emerald Isle. Foodies will love North Carolina's farm-to-table food scene, not to mention the opportunity to sample locally-brewed moonshine. Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington President Roosevelt's love for the American West was born in North Dakota's wild landscape. From the majestic Badlands and the wildlife of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, to the historic fort sites and the delicate blooms of the International Peace Garden, North Dakota boasts diverse beauty. Visit Custer House, soak up the atmosphere at the United Tribes Pow Wow and watch the Medora Musical – the most boot scootin’ show in the West. Denver, Bismarck, Fargo Explore major cities like Cleveland, home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, enjoy Cincinnati's burgeoning dining scene, experience farming with an Amish community, or hike in the Hocking Hills to see its many waterfalls, buying produce at local farms on the way. Known as the roller-coaster capital of the world due to thrilling rides at theme parks like Cedar Point, Ohio also boasts 304 wineries and 244 craft breweries. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati Birthplace of the ‘Mother Road’ – and home to over 400 driveable miles of the original Route 66 – Oklahoma is a rich tapestry of Western and American Indian life, history and culture. State Parks offer a range of outdoor activities, while even small communities stage rodeos, pow wows and classic car festivals – and ‘down-home’ cooking is a big deal. Oklahoma City and Tulsa are ‘must-visits’ for music, shopping and nightlife. Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Chicago, Dallas Home to the Liberty Bell, a national symbol of freedom, Pennsylvania boasts many other historic and cultural attractions, including the Amish in Lancaster, architect Frank Lloyd Wrights' Fallingwater, the Andy Warhol Museum and the Gettysburg battlefields. Outdoor activities include hiking, skiing, kayaking, and whitewater rafting. It’s a shopping mecca with the King of Prussia mall and other outlet malls – tax-free on clothing. Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh From world-renowned Flamenco Beach in Culebra to La Playuela in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico has more than 300 beaches for sun-seekers, while visitors who crave adventure can look forward to exploring hundreds of miles of hiking trails and the refreshing natural pools of El Yunque rainforest. Attractions include the historic city of San Juan, which celebrates its 500th anniversary in 2020, as well as diving, snorkelling in La Parguera. San Juan Just an hour away from Boston and Cape Cod, Rhode Island is the smallest state in the U.S. but it's also one of the most historic, having been founded in 1636, and it's filled with attractions from Gilded Age Mansions and quaint seaside villages to surf beaches and vibrant towns. Its capital, Providence, is quirky and fun with a buzzing food scene, while at Newport you can sail an America's Cup yacht. Providence, Boston NORTH CAROLINA The Tar Heel State OHIO The Buckeye State PENNSYLVANIA The Keystone State RHODE ISLAND The Ocean State OREGON The Beaver State PUERTO RICO The Island of Enchantment NORTH DAKOTA The Peace Garden State OKLAHOMA The Sooner State VISITNC.COM NDTOURISM.COM OHIO.ORG TRAVELKSOK.CO.UK TRAVELOREGON.COM VISITPA.COM VISITRHODEISLAND.COM DISCOVERPUERTORICO.COM