I voted New Hampshire. In the fall. Everyone should experience the far NE in early October at least once in their lifetime.

LMAO

Yeah, only if I die and go to hell.

I'm going to Maine for the first time in September.

We're flying, though. :D

that narrow part of Delaware.

Texas. N-S, just to see if I could do it.

Maine was frocking awesome. Great state. Friendly folks. Good pick.

What towns?

I actually have no idea. It's a family trip, being planned by my father-in-law.

I suppose I should ask him.

Colorado N-S

Vermont, from north to south. I have heard it is gorgeous in fall and it is not too big to walk through.

Virginia, W-E

Lot of history, would be fascinating.

:spock: Eastern Colorado is as awful as Kansas and western Colorado is dry and desert-y. But to each his own I guess.

I can do the same distance on a bike in a fraction of the time and still not miss anything and get plenty of exercise. **** walking.

You are one lucky guy. If you drive thru Wicassett(sp?) look up Red's Eats. Considered one of the best Lobster rolls in the states.

If you stop in Camden, take time to go up to the state park and take a mild hike to the top of the mountain that looks over Camden Bay. A view I'll never forget. We didn't spend enough time in Maine.

You're going to have a blast. Well, if you like your in-laws I suppose. I'm jealous.

Yeah, I'm really looking forward to it. My inlaws are great.

I've never been there, so I'm just going to go with the flow. I can't wait to eat fresh-from-the-sea lobsters that still have that OH SHIT looks on their faces. :D

I'd pick Idaho. You get a little of Montana/Wyoming and a little of Washington.