What's the prettiest spot in America?

**Retmilleo909** · 12-20-08, 02:28 AM

I may be partial, but the north Georgia mountain area is undoubtedly the prettiest and most scenic area in the entire country. I've been in 41 of the 50 states, including WA, OR, CA, NV, MT, CO, WY, UT, NC, TN including all of the New England states and upstate NY and none are as pretty as the north Georgia mountain area. Again, I could be partial.

Blue Ridge mountains viewed from Yonah mountain.

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Blood mountain in center looking west at sunset.

Yonah mountain.

Brasstown Bald

Fort mountain.

Autumn in north Georgia.

**Ace** · 12-20-08, 02:41 AM

Love the pictures, they're awesome. Georgia is an amazing state...

Without a doubt every state has its own beauty. I've been to 47 of the 50 and have found something in all of them to enjoy. That being said, the one spot I think is the most beautiful is a remote waterfall in Southern Utah. Its a mile and a half up a desert trail off of the state highway, hidden in a stand of cottonwood trees. Absolutely beautiful place...

**keith720** · 12-20-08, 04:12 AM

The prettiest spot in America for me is my backyard, when I look at it from my dining room on a cold winters day after a fresh snow. If I was smart enough to post a picture, I would.

**Morris** · 12-20-08, 06:04 AM

If I knew how to post a photo, I would, of my backyard, with the salmon bearing stream, cloaked in fresh snow.

That is my favorite place - but not the most beautiful. Oddly enough, I fell in love with White Sands in New Mexico. Just stark beauty.

**mack** · 12-20-08, 06:41 AM

I agree that each state has it's own beauty. I went to WA state and thought the snow topped mountains were beautiful, but I went to NY state and thought the icy waterfalls were beautiful, I lived in NH and thought their mountains were beautiful too. I've lived in MA, NH, FL, KY, and now IN and find beauty in every one of those states. Lets face it, we live in one beautiful country no matter where you go! I think we are pretty darn lucky.

**Buttercup** · 12-20-08, 07:56 AM

I'm in agreement with all who have said that every state has its own beauty.

**Jenna** · 12-20-08, 08:45 AM

www.officerresource.com is the prettiest spot in America's cybernetic brain!

**lewisipso** · 12-20-08, 09:10 AM

I was always partial to New England in the winter and fall.

**Retdetsgt** · 12-20-08, 09:11 AM

Crater Lake is the prettiest place I've ever seen.

**Retmilleo909** · 12-20-08, 01:18 PM

Tallulah Gorge

The Tallulah River is one of the premier whitewater runs in the world.

**Retmilleo909** · 12-20-08, 01:28 PM

Originally Posted by Retdetsgt

Crater Lake is the prettiest place I've ever seen.

I'll have to agree, I've flown over Crater Lake when stationed at a NAS in Oregon and always regretted not driving down there and spending a day or two.

**Terminator** · 12-20-08, 01:45 PM

The prettiest spot in America is where ever I am standing. But North Carolina is a close second.

**narcodog** · 12-21-08, 12:13 PM

Looking East from my living room and man cave towards Brasstown Bald mountain, the highest point in Ga. Nothing between me and the Mountain except the valley.

**TacticalII** · 12-21-08, 12:21 PM

I think Oklahoma is prettiest during tornado season

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/oun/storms/1...e/mb990117.jpg

**Captain America** · 12-21-08, 02:53 PM

Originally Posted by mack

I agree that each state has it's own beauty. I went to WA state and thought the snow topped mountains were beautiful, but I went to NY state and thought the icy waterfalls were beautiful, I lived in NH and thought their mountains were beautiful too. I've lived in MA, NH, FL, KY, and now IN and find beauty in every one of those states. Lets face it, we live in one beautiful country no matter where you go! I think we are pretty darn lucky.

So true. That's why they call it " America the Beautiful."

**Bob Loblaw** · 12-21-08, 04:22 PM

Originally Posted by Buttercup

I'm in agreement with all who have said that every state has its own beauty.

You must've never traveled to Oklahoma. Tacticall will try to tell you that his briar patch down yonder by the holler is a right purdy place to do some noodlin' and coon sackin' (I don't think that's an actual activity, but I could be wrong) with your ceramic jug that says "XXX" on it that's full of moonshine, but he is wrong. This state is as ugly as a mule's ass. But it is starting to grow on me a bit.

**Morris** · 12-21-08, 07:10 PM

Something to be said for a state like mine that includes a rain forest, temperate forests, glaciers, mountains, deserts, volcanoes, active faults, one of the largest rivers in North America, enough left over radiation to make the state glow at night, enough liberals to make Marx go mad, enough military hardware and troops to engage in war on California and apples, salmon, hops, wheat, potatoes (more than Idaho, oddly enough), corn, timber, hairy liberal women, granola and grotesquely overpriced coffee. From coast to desert in three house with a snowy stop over.

Other than the libtards, a beautiful state.

**MacLean** · 12-21-08, 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by Morris

Something to be said for a state like mine that includes a rain forest, temperate forests, glaciers, mountains, deserts, volcanoes, active faults, one of the largest rivers in North America, enough left over radiation to make the state glow at night, enough liberals to make Marx go mad, enough military hardware and troops to engage in war on California and apples, salmon, hops, wheat, potatoes (more than Idaho, oddly enough), corn, timber, hairy liberal women, granola and grotesquely overpriced coffee. From coast to desert in three house with a snowy stop over.

Other than the libtards, a beautiful state.

Yup!