100 Places You Need to Visit Before You Die. United States Travel 2026

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  @angelabates8681 · 4 years ago

  I travel for a living. I was in South Bend in Dec one year.  My grandfather was a HUGE ND fan, you could never convince that man that not all students were catholic, LOL. I had a rough day and even with it snowing I decided to walk the campus. A security guard found me outside one of the entrances, talking to my grandpa (he had been gone for over 10yrs so more like a prayer). Guard thought I was crazy till I told him it was my grandpas dream to see the stadium, since he didnt make it I was being his eyes and ears. The guard said "get in", I was taken into the stadium and on the field. I was there for over an hour. Honestly the prettiest stadium I have ever seen.

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  @srice6231 · 5 years ago

  I have been to 21 of the spots.  In  the 60's when I was little, my family took a road-trip vacation from Portland, Oregon to California.  One day we went to Hollywood and Beverly HIlls.  I got car sick and threw up right in front of some huge beautiful mansion. My dad said that for all the places I could have thrown up, at least I picked a fancy place.

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  @margaretbaldwin4416 · 3 years ago

  I’m 22 and I’ve been to over 40 of these places. I have the most amazing parents. I’m so eternally grateful for them.

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  @racer72 · 2 hours ago

  One of the most amazing places I have ever been is Redwoods National Park. Absolutely breathtaking. I would rather go back there them many of the places on this list.

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  @leminnz · 5 years ago

  I love your videos usually, but this is definitely one of the best you’ve ever posted. I greatly appreciate all the effort you put in on this. Really awesome!

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  @videosuchen · 4 years ago

  I'm over 70 and I was lucky enough to be able to travel a lot in the 70s and 80s of the last century.  Back then I saw many spectacular places in the world.  Back then there were far fewer people on the road.  Today you can no longer visit many places because they are totally overcrowded and that is getting worse and worse.  I am glad I lived then

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  @mastiffmom2592 · 3 years ago

  I 100% agree with Alaska being number one. We went on a cruise to Alaska. We always say that we want to come back and stay in certain places we “flash visit” on cruises. Every person in America should see Alaska. I think it should be a requirement and it should be paid for. It’s such a beautiful place. Our Country has such beautiful diversity that the hubs and I have stopped cruising the Caribbean and now have an RV. We have 19 &nbsp;States until we hit 49 then we’ll take a Hawaiian cruise for the 50th State celebration. I encourage everyone to see this beautiful country. <br>Thanks Briggs!

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  @ryanwarren9641 · 2 years ago

  I went to Juneau, Alaska this year. I went on a tour of an abandoned mine and learned to pan for gold, went whale watching, zip lining, sea kayaking, went south from Juneau on a bush plane flight over a 75 mile long glacier field, went north to north east on a helicopter ride over the mountains surrounding Juneau and landed on Herbert Glacier where I got to go dog sledding, and got to see Mendenhall Glacier that sits next to Nugget Falls which is a huge waterfall that comes clear off the top of a mountain. Such a beautiful area! Pretty much all of the pan handle of Alaska is part of the Tongass National Rain Forest and just so beautiful.

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  @the0thermother · 3 years ago

  99. &nbsp;We traveled by car constantly when I was growing up. &nbsp;I have also lived as an adult in many states including Hawaii and Alaska. &nbsp;I feel blessed to have seen most of this before the year 2000. &nbsp;A lot of these places are not as they once were due to the political climate in the past 4 years. &nbsp;Many places were defaced or changed. &nbsp;The only thing on this list I haven&apos;t done - The International Spy Museum.

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  @bosnchad · 5 years ago

  I&apos;m 81 and I counted 37. &nbsp;I suggest the &quot;Going to the Sun Highway&quot; in Montana.

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  @Rikrik1138 · 4 years ago

  I’ve done 31 of these. <br><br>I was actually surprised that St. Augustine Florida wasn’t on this list, being it’s the oldest settlement in the country.

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  @charliematt4808 · 2 years ago

  It’s always best to visit someone/somewhere BEFORE you die. It’s just not the same after you die.

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