Just about anywhere in Alaska except Anchorage. Mostly South-Central AK, and more specifically the Mat-Su Valley, all the area around Denali, east to Paxson, and south to Valdez. It is absolutley magnificant up there.
Also where I grew up....Western New York....in the fall.

 

It's hard to beat the mountains of CO. I like Southern Utah too. Haven't seen much of the Eastern US but I like low humidity so West is where I'll stay.

 

I thought Lubbock was the armpit of Texas??

Unfortunately I haven't done enough traveling to know where my favorite place in the US is. Of the places I have been I guess I'd have to saw the most awe-inspiring was the Grand Canyon. The most beautiful was probably the southwestern part of Colorado (around Durango and Mancos and that area). There are too many places I haven't been for me to really answer this question.

 

Have read this thread with interest. After travelling across much of America, I have to say that I could not place my finger on just one place and say "This is it!" There are just too many variables, too many really nice places. Of course the time of year plays a big part in which part is the best. Some places in mid winter or mid summer are not exactly nice.
Bottom line is that there are many truly delightful places in your country. Now, if you could just get rid of a few politicians and lawyers .......

 

Gah make me get out my map why dont you...

Greenville is along the Western Ky, Parkway about 20 miles east of the Pennyville Parkway and 20 miles west of the William H. Natcher Parkway...

To make things easier, its milemarker 53 on the Western Ky. Parkway south of Central City....confused yet?? I sure am!

Greenville is the most beautiful town I have seen...looks just like a Norman Rockwell Painting in the fall when the leaves are changing...
Perfect for my photography business

 

my favorite place is driving SW out of Ingram, Tx on hwy 39. if anyone is ever in the area, i suggest you make the drive.

 

I been all over that region and all I have seen is swamps and strip mines.

Mister Peabody done hauled most of it away.

I guess there could be a rose amongst the thorns.

 

Haha yeah, there was a strip mine close by, but nothing real noticable...all i remember is a lot of trees and hills and really pretty scenery...its a lot different from NW oklahoma where im from...all they have there is grass wheat and flat.