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08-20-2014 05:59 PM
I loved Santa Fe, New Mexico when I went there. I think Napa is nice as well. I would also consider New England ie. Vermont or Maine.
08-20-2014 06:07 PM
The most spectacular place I've been in North America is the Canadian Rockies and Western Canada. Calgary is a good jumping off place to rent a car and drive a couple hours to Banff. From there you can drive the Icefields Parkway which is probably the most gorgeous scenery in the world with over 20 glaciers along the way and turquoise blue water in the lakes and streams. From there, you could drive West to the coast. Here's a pic I took on that route last summer
08-20-2014 06:10 PM
Vegas!
"Never argue with a fool. Onlookers may not be able to tell the difference."
08-20-2014 06:58 PM
We loved Annapolis and the Baltimore area! We spent our 45th Anniversary there. Annapolis is just lovely. Do you like antiquing ? There is the wonderful Inner Harbor in Baltimore with super seafood everywhere. We had a dinner at Ruth's Chris Steak house and they even sent a car for us. It was one of the most delicious meals we've ever had. The shopping is great, the water & scenery is just spectacular. And if you like baseball, Camden Yard is right there too. Something for everyone! 
08-20-2014 07:01 PM
On 8/20/2014 corismom said:We loved Annapolis and the Baltimore area! We spent our 45th Anniversary there. Annapolis is just lovely. Do you like antiquing ? There is the wonderful Inner Harbor in Baltimore with super seafood everywhere. We had a dinner at Ruth's Chris Steak house and they even sent a car for us. It was one of the most delicious meals we've ever had. The shopping is great, the water & scenery is just spectacular. And if you like baseball, Camden Yard is right there too. Something for everyone!
Thanks for giving us Baltimoreons and Charm City such a great review, sure appreciate it, come visit us anytime again soon!!!
08-20-2014 07:14 PM
On 8/20/2014 kachina624 said:The most spectacular place I've been in North America is the Canadian Rockies and Western Canada. Calgary is a good jumping off place to rent a car and drive a couple hours to Banff. From there you can drive the Icefields Parkway which is probably the most gorgeous scenery in the world with over 20 glaciers along the way and turquoise blue water in the lakes and streams. From there, you could drive West to the coast. Here's a pic I took on that route last summer
Gorgeous photo, kachina! May I ask what month you went?
08-20-2014 08:07 PM
If you're already living in the mid-Atlantic region, you've probably been to some of the places around here!
I can recommend Key West. We were there last month for DH's nephew's wedding, and DH and I had a lot of time to ourselves while the kids joined the "kid's group" doing water sports and such. We both like history, so we explored the Audubon House, the Hemingway House, and the Truman White House, as well as some other places. We got some great recommendations here for places to eat, and I think we managed to visit all of them! We went on a dinner cruise and a train/trolley tour. It's very laid back and relaxing there.
yellowrose recommended Niagara Falls - we've been there and we stayed on the Canadian side. It was a few years ago, so our oldest was in high school, but we had an amazing time. We had a special pass from AAA that allowed us behind the falls and gave us entrance to some other places. We really didn't have to leave our hotel. We had a spectacular view of the falls from our room. We ran into two families we knew there (!) - long school break in September, so one of them had a hotel with two restaurants and an indoor pool. We all had a great time!
If you don't want to walk a lot, you might want to think about talking to AAA or another travel agent to find an all-inclusive resort, maybe in a historic town, to just relax and unwind! 
08-20-2014 08:24 PM
My husband and I loved, loved, loved Boston !!
08-20-2014 09:24 PM
Yellowstone National Park is just gorgeous, but you'd have to go within the next month or it will be too cold. It takes at least two days to drive through the whole park and stop and see the geysers.
Personally, I'd head for the beaches in Puerto Rico. But it's getting into hurricane season so there's that to worry about.
08-20-2014 09:37 PM
Agree with Key West (stay on or near Duvall St). Also agree Niagara on the Lake is lovely. I could have stayed longer than an afternoon there. The heart of St, Augustine, FL was fun. What about a resort in Hilton Head? A hotel in the heart of San Antonio's River Walk? Downtown Denver is fun. Good luck -- what terrific kids you have!
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