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March 15, 2020 · Leave a Comment

The 50 States Project

United States

One of the main parts of my travel bucket list is to visit all 50 states in the US. The United States has so much variety and so many incredible sights! I want to take advantage of that & I won’t let my disability stop me from seeing all the amazing things my country has to offer! 

Currently, I have been to 38/50 states + Washington, DC. 12 more to go!

I do count driving through the state on a road trip as visiting the state, but not airport layovers

I will keep this post updated to keep a log of my travels!

March 15, 2020- 35/50 states- 15 left!

July 24, 2021- 36/50 states- 14 left!

October 18, 2021- 38/50 states- 12 left!

November 23, 2021- 39/50 states- 11 left!

Here is the list of the states, with the states I’ve visited in bold. I’ve also included my favorite place, activity, or food in that state! 

1. Alabama- going to the beach- Gulf Shores, AL

2. Alaska

3. Arizona- visiting the Desert Botanical Gardens- Phoenix, AZ

4. Arkansas- drove 3 hours to get to Arkansas with my best friend

5. California- touring Hearst Castle- San Simeon, CA

6. Colorado- ziplining!- Vail, CO

7. Connecticut- visiting Yale- New Haven, CT

8. Delaware

9. Florida- snorkeling and beaching- Key West, FL

10. Georgia- visiting the Georgia Aquarium- Atlanta, GA

11. Hawaii- making coconut milk while visiting a coconut farm-Maui, HI

12. Idaho- road trip to Canada, we got dinner here- Sandpoint, ID

13. Illinois- seeing Hamilton!- Chicago, IL

14. Indiana- watching the Irish play at Notre Dame Stadium-Notre Dame, IN

15. Iowa- family wedding!

16. Kansas

17. Kentucky- eating tamales and queso at Corto Lima- Lexington, KY

18. Louisiana- eating alligator! -Alexandria, LA

19. Maine- eating lobster rolls!- Ogunquit, ME

20. Maryland- touring the Naval Academy- Annapolis, MD

21. Massachusetts- exploring Boston

22. Michigan– getting Frozen Yogurt with my friends- Niles, MI

23. Minnesota

24. Mississippi- eating ice cream on a hot summer day!

25. Missouri- eating lasagna at Mama’s on the Hill- St. Louis, MO

26. Montana- SO much good food & visiting my best friend- Bozeman, MT 

27. Nebraska

28. Nevada

29. New Hampshire- road tripping through New England during fall

30. New Jersey- visiting family- Mt. Laurel, NJ

31. New Mexico

32. New York- going to see Harry Styles at Madison Square Garden!- New York, NY

33. North Carolina- touring the Biltmore- Asheville, NC

34. North Dakota

35. Ohio- seeing Jon Bellion live & eating skyline chili- Cincinnati, OH

36. Oklahoma

37. Oregon- salmon fishing on a dory boat!- Pacific City, OR

38. Pennsylvania- eating Philly Cheesesteaks – Philadelphia, PA

39. Rhode Island- exploring The Breakers- Newport, RI

40. South Carolina- road trip to the beach!

41. South Dakota

42. Tennessee- going to a Predators game- Nashville, TN

43. Texas- eating Pinkberry at DFW- Dallas, TX

44. Utah- skiing at the National Ability Center!- Park City, UT

45. Vermont- road tripping through New England during fall

46. Virginia- visiting Washington DC

47. Washington- exploring San Juan Islands

48. West Virginia

49. Wisconsin- spontaneously going here and spending time in Milwaukee with my friend and her family after I missed a flight from Chicago!

50. Wyoming- exploring Grand Teton National Park- Jackson, WY

Top places I want to go:

  • Charleston, SC
  • New Orleans, LA (was supposed to go here for a wedding in May but it got postponed because of Coronavirus)
  • Alaska (I want to go on a cruise!)

Where else should I add to my list?!

Where is your favorite place in the US?!

Let me know! Comment on my blog, on my Instagram @rosieroaming, or on Facebook @rosieroamingblog!

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