It took leaving home for me to really appreciate everything the USA has to offer. Mexico is different than you probably think it is. And when did Canada get so cool?
North America is vast. Diverse. Stunning. Take your time to see a different side of San Francisco whether you go on a taco tour of the Mission or visit during Pride. Seattle is still home of the flannel, though it has become less Kurt-Cobain-flannel and more Patagonia-flannel over the years. See it from high above in a seaplane. Cities like Portland manage to slip under the radar in spite of strange stays like elementary-schools-turned-hotels and some pretty superior donut spots. And even Birmingham, a Southern city you may not have heard much about, has a historical legacy and a serious beer scene worth exploring.
But the places that really make North America reign supreme are the national parks. Escape the crowds at the Grand Canyon and experience the otherworldly terrain at Bryce Canyon. From the jagged Rockies to the painted red canyons of Zion, there are so many places you really can’t go a lifetime without seeing. Experience the Southwest on a roadtrip or drive up the California coast.
So skip Bourbon Street and Disney World, and instead see all the beauty that North America really has to offer. Go urban or get outside. Either way, I can promise you it’s going to be wild.
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