Oregon: Have a picnic with alpacas
While Crater Lake, America’s deepest, is a national park worth a ride, bike, boat ride and hike, the newest bucket list item in the great state of Oregon is an idyllic picnic with alpacas. At the Original Alpaca Picnic Experience at Flying Dutchman Alpacas, an alpaca farm in the charming town of Bend, Oregon, you’ll sit in a field and enjoy a gourmet meal while adorable alpacas curiously wander about. If you’re lucky, a few may even want to cuddle with you!
Don’t miss: Add a professional photography session with your family, friends, kids and the alpacas! Wasim Muklashy, a photographer and part owner of this unique picnic spot, will capture your experience with a stunning set of images you’ll cherish forever.
Pennsylvania: Experience architectural greatness
Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece home Fallingwater, just a short drive from Pittsburgh, is the bucket list item to check off in Pennsylvania. The expansive grounds afford the chance to stretch your legs and take a gorgeous walk beneath a canopy of trees, and the home and water flowing beneath it will take your breath away.
Don’t miss: Hiking the short distance down to the prime spot to take your own version of the iconic photograph of Fallingwater, with the waterfall flowing in the foreground.
Rhode Island: Have a drink at America’s oldest bar
The White Horse Tavern in Newport, Rhode Island, is said to be the oldest bar in America. Built in 1652, it was a regular haunt for colonists, British soldiers, Hessian mercenaries, pirates, sailors and Founding Fathers.
Don’t miss: Have your historic drink in August and pair your bucket list beverage with a weekend at the Newport Folk Festival, on the site where Bob Dylan plugged in many decades ago and changed the course of folk and rock ‘n’ roll history forever.
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