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Idaho, Nevada, Eastern Oregon, northwest Colorado. We have been camping in these area for years and rarely see anyone but hunters and ranchers and a few snowbirds going to or coming from home base.
Bourdain put this on the map for me years ago with some of his shows, at work we especially talked about the men's singing societies, perhaps in San Sebastian? One of his last shows featured Asturias, next to Galicia, I definitely have this region on my short list.
USA - drive, camping trip to Little Big Horn, to WY, N and SD to see the sights. One of the best trips of my life.
international - (I once trekked horses) So..... Iceland, Greece and Romania. I found Romania fascinating. Greece: I did a drive camping trip, alone on Crete - It was amazing and people were so nice. Iceland is the most beautiful place on earth.
Obviously, to really enjoy a place, one must go off on one's own - at one's own pace to really soak in what matters.
Matera in Basilica, Italy. Incredible place.
Sabah, Malaysia. Especially the area near Sandakan.
Narooma, NSW, Australia,especially during whale watching season.
Many places in the Midwest, but sticking to Ohio, Kelley's Island,https://kelleysisland.com/ Put-IN-Bay, and Marblehead come to mind. Cleveland, Columbus ans Cincinnati - very different from one another and each worth a visit.
Idaho, Nevada, Eastern Oregon, northwest Colorado. We have been camping in these area for years and rarely see anyone but hunters and ranchers and a few snowbirds going to or coming from home base.
Northwest Colorado is neat. Especially Dinosaur National Monument. Awesome view of the night sky there.
Same with the Croatian coastline (Europeans know all about this though) from Zadar, a great place to visit, south to Dubrovnik.
I was going to mention Dubrovnik. DH and I LOVED it. Rare combination of natural beauty and fascinating history. We stayed there a few days- so much better than a quickie excursion from a cruise ship. I highly recommend the kayak trip around the city walls.
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