50 states
South Dakota: Mount Rushmore, prairie wildlife and Western heritage
South Dakota, named for the area’s Lakota and Dakota Sioux tribes, is known for its national parks, windswept prairies and 19th-century frontier history.
Tennessee: Civil War battlefields, music heritage and the Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee's famous music scene includes country, soul and rock 'n' roll. Take a break from the city and breathe in fresh air from the Great Smoky Mountains.
Indiana: Car racing, sports and farms
Visiting the United States? There are 50 states in all. Indiana is a Midwestern state known for farms, sports and car racing.
Ohio: Rock ’n’ roll, twins and roller coasters
Visiting the United States? There are 50 states to see. Ohio is the birthplace of presidents, aviation and rock and roll.
Nebraska: Migratory birds, ancient fossils and Carhenge
In the midwestern state of Nebraska, you can find man-made and natural wonders, from Omaha's zoo and Carhenge to the annual crane migration.
Georgia: All things Southern, CNN and movie sets
Where can you find a major news network, celebrated film stars and famous Southern hospitality? Around the historical sites and landscape of Georgia.
Utah: Red-rock canyons, ski resorts, dinosaurs and pioneer history
Utah offers unparalleled outdoor recreation — hiking, biking, skiing, snowboarding and camping — as well as prehistoric sites and pioneer history.
Florida: Disney, Harry Potter and manatees
Florida's year-round warm climate makes it a popular destination. It is a perfect place for parks: Explore the Everglades or enjoy a theme park.
Oklahoma: American Indians, cowboys and buffalo
In Oklahoma, you can experience firsthand the life of the American cowboy and celebrate the heritage of the American Indian.