I've read some older novels about Monterrey, California, and would like to visit there. That area has an endemic pine and some other neat things, some of which are also probably sensitive to climate change.

I've been to Las Vegas for work (and will again in a couple weeks if there isn't a shutdown) and there are some neat things out of town, like a nearly 12k foot tall mountain. I've never done anything on town except for training, tho.

Before the current chaos, I wanted to show my wife more of where I grew up and maybe run into some old friends. There are also some national parks and museums I never got around to visiting that I would've like to. Now, I have zero plans to travel back unless someone in my family that still lives there is dying.

I might be up for a trip to Washington DC. Seems like some interesting things will happen there in the near future...

Aside from that little snark, Vegas would be great as I love standup comedy, and living in northern Minnesota, the big names almost never come around here.

Yosemite national park, for me.

Why the downvotes?

• Chicago to see architecture
• San Francisco just to spend a day chilling and watching the fog from somewhere quiet
• pacific northwest for rain; I lived in england for part of my childhood and i miss the consistent rain a bit
• somewhere with mountains covered in snow, probably colorado?
• upstate New York in the fall, to see the trees and smell the apple orchards

If you ever go to Vegas, check out the Double Down Saloon for me. There isn't much in that town to lure me back, but I hear it's wild.

The Pacific Northwest and the rural California coast. The pics look stunning and I'd love to see it in person

New Orleans. The history, the food, and the music!