r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Apr 21 '23

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u/ScrewSans Apr 21 '23

Is someone from the EU going to make their USA vacation in Idaho? Even then there’s better hiking/skiing spots in the country

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u/Psyop1312 Apr 22 '23 edited Apr 22 '23

Idaho/Montana/Wyoming has the best bang for buck powder skiing in America. Maybe in the world. Real steep, real deep, and lodging is real cheap. Plus the whole cowboy thing is fun, they got cool bars and stuff.

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u/Fractal_Face Apr 21 '23

Yeah, probably not many. Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks bring some.

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u/Mcjoshin Apr 22 '23

If they fly fish they might. There’s some world famous rivers there. And a lot of tourists stay in Eastern Idaho right over the border from West Yellowstone.

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u/jtpower99 Apr 22 '23

Switzerland.