How well do you know your state?
Have you visited the main attractions and the smaller ones?
Since this blog is about human performance, you will, ideally, have to hike at some point to explore your state. Some states have attractions in the middle of nowhere, or somewhere if you want stay location-optimistic.
For the sake of the article link, Southwestern VA is an interesting place. I have never been there, but it is nestled by NC, TN, and KY. Neighbor states.
I still cannot believe Tennessee and Kentucky neighbor Virginia. When I think of the Volunteer State and the Bluegrass State, they sit so far away. So, if you visit Southwestern Virginia, you might as well play some country and take a romp through Tennessee and Kentucky.
Visit your neighbor states.
I bet it will involve hiking or some type of physical outdoor enjoyment when you visit the more remote areas of your state or of another state. For instance...California. So, you visit Lake Tahoe. You might as well visit the tri-state area of Nevada, California, and Oregon: You're gonna hike, maybe cave, and ride a boat...maybe.
Visit Las Vegas. I'm not a gambler, so in this case Nevada, Arizona, California, and Utah look attractive: I'm going to hike, maybe cave, and ride a boat...maybe.
Have fun outdoors. Be safe outdoors.
Much success to you!
Derek | @teemptraining | derekteempt@gmail.com
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