GOING TO THE USA !

>>1114128
East Coast? Go to NYC. West Coast? Go to San Francisco. Specific places, activities, etc. depend on what you like, so please be more specific.

Really depends on your interest. The only time I would recommend a first timer to the west coast is if they're really interested in nature and outdoors stuff. If you're just looking to party and city hop, the east cost (specifically the Northeast) is your best option.

>>1114352

I said west lol... But yeah I get your point. It's kinda hard to say tho cause I'm open to really a lot of thing from doing nothing at all on the beach to go hiking for several hours...

>>1114384

Well I wanna see a fair share of nature and outdoor stuff, but defenetly not only that... OK I guess I'll check about the north east and see what's up.

I was thinking about West mainly because of California. There should be a hell of a lot of things to do there right ?

Activities on the beach ? Hiking ? Places to visit ? Parties ? Placers where you can meet people

Yeah ? No?

>>1114438
Don't listen to >>1114384
The northeast isn't all that great. the one advantage of the east coast is that cities are much closer to each other but as far as interesting things to do, beautiful nature, an just overall better culture, the west coast takes the cake. Definitely check out San Francisco, it's an awesome city and has a lot of great nature areas around it. Yosemite to the east, Big Sur to the South, and and the coast up to the north is spectacular. Seattle is also a pretty cool city worth checking out as well but it's a bit further north. Also if you're looking for beaches to chill on head to southern California. San Diego or Santa Barbara are both great for that. Avoid LA at all costs, it's a smoggy flat shit hole that has been hyped up to be a place of leisure and glamour but never lives up to the hype.

>>1114438

The whole run from San Diego to LA is incredible. Always activities and parties, and as long as you have an open personality you can meet people easily. Within 15 minutes you can also be hiking.

Northeast US sucks. We are mean people over here.

How long do you plan to stay, OP?

>>1114128
Southern Cali, Southern Utah, Northern Arizona and Colorado are pretty cool. A lot of variety in landscape. Like a fucklot.

Don't stick to the coast unless you want to get stuck behind 7 asians in a dodge caravan hanging out of every window filming every nook and cranny of the fucking road.

If you wanna meet people start with using airbnb (look for ratings with at least 10 people rating) and go from there.

Solo travel shouldnt be a problem otherwise.

I live close to Paris and I'll have you know about every place on the planet has more nice people than Paris...

edit: Captcha had me picking pick-up trucks. Murica.

Pointers for west:
Bryce Canyon
Zion Canyon
Arches NP
Canyonlands
Mesa Verde
Joshua Tree
Mono Lake
Yosemite
Point Lobos
Valley of Fire
Saguaro NP
Big Sur

Google that shit and you will be sold, I guarantee it.

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>>1114451
>overall better culture
>west coast takes the cake

>>1114451

Alright ! Man that's exactly the kind of informations I was looking for ! thanks ! I haven't made my travel plans yet but everything you advised will defenetly be a part of it

>>1114452

Yeah good to know I'll be able to meet people. Hopefully they will show me around as well

>>1114455

Probably 3 weeks in July

>>1114466

Okay about airbnb. I have been also advised to go to youth hostels because there is a high chance to find young solo travelers like me. You got an opinion/experience about that ?

ps: your list is copied I'll be sure to check this out

>>1114128
I would highly recommended traveling to the PNW (Pacific Northwest) Vancouver BC-> Seattle Wa -> Portland Or great seafood, amazing mountains , clean air ,most of a focus on local food

>>1114128
You're planning on renting a car, right? You know you'll need a car to see 2/3rds of the things people are talking about.