As a solo traveler who has had the opportunity to explore all 50 states in the US, I have gained a unique perspective on the country’s vast and diverse landscapes. While I have enjoyed certain aspects of each state, there are a few places that I do not feel compelled to revisit any time soon.
A recent survey conducted by market-research company Ipsos revealed that the average American had only visited 12.5 states. However, my personal journey as a solo traveler has allowed me to experience the diversity and beauty of all 50 states. Each state has offered its own unique destinations, excitement, and a sense of accomplishment that has been truly rewarding.
Despite finding beauty in every state I have visited, there are a few that I am less eager to revisit. Whether it was due to the landscapes not resonating with me or the long distance to travel, there are five states in particular that are not high on my list of priorities for a return visit. Unless there is a specific reason or major change that would draw me back, these states are not currently at the top of my travel wishlist.
As someone who has seen firsthand what this country has to offer, it is clear that there is still so much more to explore and discover. While some places may not be on my radar now, they could become new favorites in the future as my tastes and interests evolve over time. Ultimately, traveling is about expanding our horizons and embracing new experiences with an open mind and heart.
