How many different states have you driven to? (rental, car, Alabama)

[ramkobe]

Only 1 for me.

[MrWillys]

All states West of Colorado, and Mexico and Canada. I've flown to a few others, but never driven.

[jtur88]

48. In fact, I have driven through every county in the lower 48. (but I did not "drive" in Nantucket MA or San Juan WA.) Most of them twice or more. It was great fun, I loved every minute of it. When my wife and I did it together (we are birdwatchers) we kept a log of every species of bird we identified in every county, and have a bird list for over 2,000 counties. Here are the counties in which we have recorded three or more species of birds:

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Gaps mostly represent early trips before we started logging birds, or places we went through at night.

[Yellow Jacket]

Every state except Alaska, Alabama and South Carolina. I avoid Alabama like the plague and Alaska is too cold for me to even bother going there then finally South Carolina is just a place where I have never been.

[boxus]

All except Hawaii, but have rented a car there a few times. I have crossed the country a few times, and zipped up and down several times up on both coasts.

[LRPct]

48 states. And Canada and both mainland Mexico and the Baja penisula.

[motordavid]

All 50 + DC & Puerto Rico, though I didn't 'drive to' AK, HI or PR, but drove in those, in a rental car...
GL, mD

[69GSstage1]

Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Georgia to the east.

Oklahoma and Arkansas to the north.

New Mexico to the West.

[MckinneyOwnr]

Driven... TX, LA, MS, AL, GA, FL, AR, OK, KS, NE, MO, IA, IL, MN, NM, AZ, CA. I've been to Hawaii and Alaska but we figured it would take too long by car so we flew instead.

[Vasily]

By my count, I've driven to/through 22 states: IL, IA, WI, TN, MI, MO, KY, AL, SC, NC, GA, FL, VA, ME, NY, NJ, RI, MA, CT, PA, NH, VT. Plus three Canadian provinces: NB, NS, and PE. When I've visited the west or southwest, I've flown in rather than driving.