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greytone · 07-21-2003, 04:52 PM

Don't try and see too much, you will get frustrated.
Air fares can vary based on a number of things, primarily if there is a budget airline on the route. Last minute airfares can be 3-4 times what you would pay on-line with a two or three week advance purchace on many routes, so plan ahead.

What to see depends on your interests. There are natural attractions throughout the states, but the most dramatic are in the West. Consider the Grand Canyon, Yosemite in Northarn California, and Yellowstone. I would strongly encourage you to drive Highway 1 from LA to San Fran and then check out the wine country north of San Fran. Then head into Yosemite and cut down to Las Vegas. Then consider the Grand Canyon.

You might also want to consider seeing British Columbia if you would consider going north to Canada.

In the East, New York and Boston and Philly, and Washington are all full of must see historical sites.

07-21-2003, 04:52 PM	#14 (permalink)
greytone Junkie	Don't try and see too much, you will get frustrated. Air fares can vary based on a number of things, primarily if there is a budget airline on the route. Last minute airfares can be 3-4 times what you would pay on-line with a two or three week advance purchace on many routes, so plan ahead. What to see depends on your interests. There are natural attractions throughout the states, but the most dramatic are in the West. Consider the Grand Canyon, Yosemite in Northarn California, and Yellowstone. I would strongly encourage you to drive Highway 1 from LA to San Fran and then check out the wine country north of San Fran. Then head into Yosemite and cut down to Las Vegas. Then consider the Grand Canyon. You might also want to consider seeing British Columbia if you would consider going north to Canada. In the East, New York and Boston and Philly, and Washington are all full of must see historical sites. __________________ I was there to see beautiful naked women. So was everybody else. It's a common failing. Robert A Heinlein in "They Do It With Mirrors"