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Utah State
The western state of Utah is welcoming, exciting and diverse. It’s a place of extremes; think sun-scorched red rock landscapes and snow so thick and fluffy it’s called ‘The Greatest Snow on Earth’. With 14 ski resorts, the ‘Mighty Five’ national parks and the sophisticated Salt Lake City, it’s an irresistible mix of adventure, history and culture.
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Park City’s luxurious resorts offer dazzling views of snow-topped mountains, so pack your finest boards, skis and layers for a winter trip of a lifetime – its ski resorts and peaks are regarded as among the best in the world. If you’re yearning to venture into the desert, head south in spring or early summer to explore the deep and narrow slot canyons of Zion and Capitol Reef. Salt Lake City has a lively and welcoming atmosphere, with a world of artisan breweries and hip restaurants.
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Washington State
The ‘Evergreen State’ sits up on the upper west coast of the USA, bordering Canada. It’s the birthplace of grunge and specialty coffee, a producer of world-renowned wine, and home to a volcano. Washington is a state of contrasts. To the south is the hot and dry Wine Country and Walla Walla; to the west, the cosmopolitan ‘Emerald City’ of Seattle sits in the shadow of the snow-tipped mountains.
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If distinctive urban style is what you’re looking for, Seattle is ideal - it’s regarded as one of the coolest cities in the USA. No wonder; it made coffee fashionable, and is the birthplace of the grunge music scene. For a more easy-going vibe, head south to sophisticated Vancouver, with its elegant architecture and tranquil scenery. Those seeking something different will love warm and sunny Yakima Valley, where you can wander around the vineyards and stay in a rustic bed and breakfast.
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Oregon State
Oregon is a state blessed with true natural beauty and seven natural wonders of its own, including a sleeping volcano, the deepest lake in the USA, and a dramatic coastline. Portland, one of the USA’s coolest cities is here, perfect for a city break with a friendly, villagey feel. The waters of the Pacific border Oregon on the west; Washington state is to the north, and California is to the south. This is a dream destination for those who love to explore as there are hundreds of miles of routes to bike, hike, climb and drive in.
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When you’re planning a day out on the coast or biking around Mt. Hood, be sure to pick out the best pit stops on the way. Oregon is a real foodie state; tour around the wineries in the Willamette Valley, and enjoy the local beer served in Portland’s bars. You can also sample local chocolate and cheese, and in the cities, you’ll find great coffee and doughnuts that are perfect for treating yourself after a relaxed day of shopping and people-watching.
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