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You can hit a half-dozen in the Northeast or mid-Atlantic just by driving a few hundred miles on I-95. Other states pull you in with bucket-list destinations, like New Orleans in Louisiana or the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
And some, like California and New York, are must-sees even if you're not trying to visit all 50. But a few states require more planning, especially if they're hard to reach or their attractions aren't well-known.
These five states were among the last I saw on my quest to visit all 50 states. I didn't expect to love them, but they're now among my favorites — and here's what I recommend doing there.
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Alabama's capital is a must for anyone interested in civil-rights history.
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice, in Montgomery, Alabama, honors lynching victims.Beth Harpaz
North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park is excellent.
Bison grazing in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Medora, North Dakota.Beth Harpaz
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A visit to Mississippi is essential if you're interested in the blues.
The Crossroads is a legendary spot for fans of the blues. Nina Alizada/Shutterstock
The sandhill-crane migration in Nebraska is breathtaking.
Each year, sandhill cranes migrate north.Kent Weakley/Shutterstock
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Wisconsin is an excellent place to take in history, enjoy nature, and consume cheese.
Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail changes with the seasons.Chinthaka Mayadunne/Shutterstock