Where would you visit?Follow

Casa Navarro in particular, but generally the whole Mexican historical sights. Those and some of the parks are supposed to be good; Pallo Duro Canyon and McKinney Falls.

The Palo Duro Canyons are amazing.

I've never been to McKinney Falls, but I'll have to plan a trip there now that you've tipped me off.

If you want to spend a long time in one park, you could check out Big Bend, but it gets ridiculously crowded around Spring Break. Big Bend is probably the best place to just ride around on a motorcycle in all of Texas.

http://www.big.bend.national-park.com/

I personally prefer Guadalupe Mountain National Park, just because it's not as crowded, and I think the views are much better.

http://www.guadalupe.mountains.national-park.com/

And, Carlsbad Caverns are just a hour or two away from the Guadalupe Mountains (not Texas, but the one hour tour is well worth it).

http://www.nps.gov/cave/

I've wanted to go to the Davis mountains for awhile, but haven't made it yet.

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/park/davis/

As I mentioned before I saw this thread, my communication skills would limit me to English-speaking countries only, particularly dialects that can be understoond by dumb Americans. Luckily Canada is close by...

I've always wanted to see Greece, Egypt and Australia. I loved Greek and Egyptian theology and history, and Aus seems like a really cool place. Alaska would be another high priority for me. Given the chance, I'd like to travel the world and play golf in as many countries as possible. I hear that Kim Jong-Il is a hell of a golfer.

I'd go to Arizona. I've been there once as a kid, and thought it was the greatest place on earth. I love the weather.

Edited, Tue Aug 31 19:39:52 2004 by CoolDood