Best inhabited island (without bridge connection) in US?

[Bydand]

Originally Posted by Chriscross309

I was wondering what island in the US that isn't connected by bridge is the best in the country. The Hawaiian Islands and Puerto Rico do not count. I was thinking along the lines of Nantucket or Santa Catalina. Has to be inhabited to count. It can be anything from off the coast to in the middle of a lake.

Originally Posted by oregonwoodsmoke

Kauai
Oahu
Molokai'i
Big Island of Hawaii
Maui

Take your pick.

Originally Posted by caphillsea77

I definitely pick Big Island,

Originally Posted by DinsdalePirahna

Kauai.

Psst, OP said they didn't want Hawaii (or P.R.) to be included. Probably because that is no doubt the #1 island in the US and there wouldn't be any other guesses.

[Champ le monstre du lac]

Originally Posted by Bydand

Psst, OP said they didn't want Hawaii (or P.R.) to be included. Probably because that is no doubt the #1 island in the US and there wouldn't be any other guesses.

Woops, in that case I pick Block Island, RI. The northern tip has one of the nicest beaches I've seen with two currents and sets of waves splashing up on one sandbar from each side and a beautiful lighthouse. It's mostly unspoiled and under the radar with a lot beautiful conservation land, very laid back and quite friendly. Amazing place for biking.