NY Times Article - 44 Places to visit

Buffalo ~~ Who knew?

 

Well I did.   But that is not really a big secret since I have been promoting the area with Buffalo Homecoming and Niagara Homecoming!  We were named in the really cool list by the New York Times this week and the voting is happening...   Right now according to the readers, Buffalo is #3!   The times rated it #37!

Want to see what other ActiveRain Destinations made the list?

 

  • Dallas
  • Alaska
  • Florida Keys
  • Hawaii
  • PA Farm
  • Las Vegas
  • Chicago
  • Washington DC

 

 

 
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24 Comments on 44 Places to visit in 2009 according to the NY Times..

JAN
14
386,097 Points 1 Featured Post Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

How could they have missed us 4 feet of snow and 10 degrees no one would want to miss that opportunity. I've seen the falls and understand why they would select your area.

9:36pm • #1
JAN
15
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The Times left Idaho off the list....oh well...we made a few others up here in Sandpoint. Interesting post, thanks!
1:10am • #2
JAN
16
206,666 Points 1 Featured Post

Thanks. This time of year, it's always fun to dream of a vacation if not take one. I am headed to the Herhey hotel for a chocolate wrap next month

6:09am • #3
JAN
22

WEll!! I am here in Maine and there is so much to enjoy here.

Sue from Maine

5:33pm • #4
JAN
24

This is my favorite time to plan a vacation.  It's cold here and it gives me something to look forward to in the spring....besides warmer weather!

6:21pm • #5
JAN
27
151,046 Points Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

Hey what about Maui. I happen to be a little partial.

Steve

7:15pm • #6
342,560 Points 94 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Steven -- last I checked Maui is in Hawaii

Jennifer -- this weather makes you appreciate the warm weather

Sue - yes there is!

Kent & Janice -- thanks for visiting!

10:05pm • #7
JAN
28

I don't understand how they could have missed Iowa :) We have the State Fair, RAGBRAI and of course Tulip Time in Pella!

10:14pm • #8
JAN
29
211,096 Points 3 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Colleen Kulikowski Licensed Real Estate Salesperson- Colleen is there by any chance you can send me a link of this article. I saw Washington DC on there. I am definitely curious. Great post.

8:52pm • #9
211,096 Points 3 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Colleen Kulikowski Licensed Real Estate Salesperson- Never mind. I clicked on the icon on your post and it led me to the list. But how were you able to copy and paste it so small? Thanks again for sharing Colleen. Great post.

8:54pm • #10
JAN
30
275,437 Points 4 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

How on earth could they have skipped Austin?!? I am starting to question the person who compiled this list! LOL  Male it a great day!

;)

 

11:23am • #11

I cant believe they left Oregon off the list! wW have a beautiful state.

3:37pm • #12
FEB
05

Yes home coming in Buffalo!!!!!!!!!

8:19pm • #13
FEB
10
119,192 Points 1 Featured Post

Colleen, I never would have guessed Buffalo, but congratulations.  I am glad to see that Arizona was represented as well, as the desert is definately a unique landscape.

12:57pm • #14
FEB
25

Hi Colleen,

I see that Pennsylvania made the US portion of the list, as well, but not New Hampshire :-(

I suspect we all feel our state should have made the list, but I believe that in reality, 2009 will be the year we stay home due to the economic crisis. I have been to Buffalo and stayed at the Falls twice. I agree that it is a must-see destination. That much is true. And if you don't mind, I'd like to see this post additionally feature the one place each of us feels is a best place to visit in our individual states.

I'd like to highlight the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. Centrally located, the Lakes Region is a four season destination. The lakes are fed by mountain run-off and Newfound Lake in particular, is the cleanest lake in New England. This area is within an hour from the Atlantic coast, if you like a taste of the ocean while you're here. It is within an hour's drive from the White Mountain National Forest, part of the Appalachian Mountain Trail. You can snowmobile to Canada from here, and the state has no sales tax!

Thank you for indulging me. I look forward to seeing what others have to say about their home state.

Frances Sanderson, Franklin, NH  REALTOR®, Certified EcoBroker®

7:56am • #15
FEB
27

I think there are more than just 44 places to visit. Everyone has there own opinions to the places to visit. I'm here in California and its wonderful there is always somewhere to go and the weather is great. I Love Cali!!!!

6:44pm • #16
MAR
09

What? Jackson Wyoming did not make the list. Come on! Just because there is 3 feet of snow on the ground is not a reason and the temps are belowing freezing.

Winter snow mobile rides into Yellowstone.

Skiing as much as you want.

Great restaurants.

Lots of wildlife viewing.

Lol

12:26pm • #17
MAR
14

So sad my home town Santa Fe, New Mexico was not on the list.  But I look forward to visiting at least a few of those that made it. 

11:41am • #18
MAR
15

That was really a neat way I like their website.  Will have to watch it next week to say if there are other places to visit.  One would think that the Greater Hudson Valley would be there!

6:39pm • #19
MAR
23
396,515 Points 3 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Thanks for the post. I will try to visit some of the places . If I were to make a list, I would have Philadelphia on the list.

6:49am • #21
MAR
26

You know I have never been to Buffalo, I will have to put that on my list of cities to see.  I was glad to see Arizona is on the list.  The desert is quite beautiful this time of year when it is blooming.  Best part of the list was seeing Hawaii on that list.  We just got back from there spending time with our kids while they were on Spring Break.

Thanks for sharing!

Cheron Lange

3:29pm • #22
APR
01

HAWAII made it.    This is an incredible year to visit as airline tickets are very well priced (even to interior small cities such as Missoula Montana!)  Hotel and vacation condo's are bargains!  And ok..the prices on real estate look incredible.   I'm waiting for 2012 to hear people say "Gee wish I would have bought in 2009" rather like I kept hearing about "1999" for years!

However....I don't see many people from Buffalo coming over here?  Guess the Caribbean is so much easier.  But stop by for a cup of Kona Coffee and some balmy breezes anytime.

8:35pm • #23
MAY
06

Colleen, what a great post!  I'm disappointed that the Seattle area didn't make that NY Times article.  Thanks for sharing the 44 that did!

Do you know how the author came up with the locations that they did? 

- Pam

10:47am • #24
MAY
08
109,167 Points Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router

Collleen,

Great Post! has anyone heard of Solomon's Island MD? In my opinion Solomon's has the best waterways in the US!

10:10pm • #25

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