Yo /trv!I'm jumping ship on summer work and going backpacking in North America for the summer, but need some ideas of where to go. I'm doing a massive tour, distance doesn't matter, and I don't really have a time limit. However I'm a bit short for cash so I'm going to be camping / hosteling for the most part so I've got enough left over to party hard.So /trv, where in North America can you recommend for me, and why?
Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Appalachian trail, New York City, Montreal
Make sure to stop in Chicago. It's amazing, you won't be disappointed.Avoid Atlanta, it's boring. See San Fransisco, maaaaybe New Orleans.
could check out the badlands in south dakota, along with running horse and mt rushmore. its all pretty interesting, plus lots of camping around
>>19454crazy horse
Denali National Park, Alaska in the spring/summer, a roadtrip through Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and Quebec in the fall and Yellowstone in the winter.
Banff, Alberta. Any time of year.
Go to a game at Fenway Park in Boston. Un-FUCKING-believable.
Alaska
hosteling? enjoy your canada
>>19633This is true. The only hostel-price hotels in the US are the kind that rent rooms by the hour.
>>19640You forgot Chicago.
>>19637Yes, that's why I have a tent.>>19640Close to what I was thinking of doing, actually.Lets keep some ideas coming, this is working well so far.
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>>19640Detroit is nice(depending) and you can take a train from there to chicago, head up though wisconsin then.
>>19637New York has hostels, they're just pretty expensive
>>19662You can get to Chicago anywhere there's Amtrak or an airport.
Travel I-95. You'll hit every city worth goin to in the US
What sort of stuff do you like doing? That would help. Drinking? Drugs? video games? Camping? Furry? Beastiality?
>>19695A word of warning: road names and numbers in New England are fucked up and confusing. USE A FUCKING MAP.
If you're for the Wild West and an OK show (at the O.K. Corral lol), go to Tombstone, Arizona for a day. Make sure to be there by morning because everything closes at like 7 or 8.
>>19701>about 7 or 8 and I said to the cabbie "Yo homes smell ya later!"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_Trail
>>19668And are party to at the most two people per room and are called hotels.