Is there any place worth visiting in these states? I never hear

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No. Don't come here.

>>1225969
Chicago is in those states. I reckon Kentucky has Bourbon tour. Minneapolis if you are a funk or Prince fan. Detroit for auto and Motown. That's all I got.

>>1225972
Rude.

>>1225975
Is Detroit as bad as the memes say?

>>1225987
>Is Detroit as bad as the memes say?
yes

>>1225987
Yes

>>1225987
parts of Detroit are, but I also had incredibly low expectations when I was visiting and had a blast.

You've never heard of Mount Rushmore? Or the Badlands of South Dakota?

>>1226000
>mount rushmore
literally the most commonly cited example of the "better off not visiting a tourist trap" phenomenon. you show up, get the same view you would from a postcard and then go. nothing else to do .

>badlands
dozens of better national parks worth visiting that are closer to anyone

>>1225968
SD and ND has cool outdoor recreation, less convenient and more isolated than say colorado

I think KY is great to see but I can see why others wouldn't agree

WV has nice mountains but its neighbors have better ones

MI idk maybe if you like cars autistically enough to do production plant tours and museums

IL if you're one of those faggots that thinks visiting cities is worth it then there's Chicago

The drive from Kansas City to Little Rock is amazing, great scenery, food, and atmosphere. The caves all around in Missouri are a sight to see to. We've got great food and other neat things here in Kansas City too, but I'm biased as a lifetime resident. Dangerous as hell around here, though, in lots of places

Anyone ever been to Hot Springs?

The Mitchell corn palace