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Beyond the Gateways: suggested itineraries


When asked where Brazilians travel to in the United States, the same three states are consist- ently mentioned: New York, Florida and Nevada. However, the United States has much to offer, we want Brazilians to visit the country and everything else beyond the ‘gateways.’ Some examples include:


1. CRAFT BEER ROAD TRIP Take the craft beer challenge and find out which city in the midwest has the best brew. 1) Start in Polson, Montana and try hometown favorites; Glacier Brewing Co and Moscow Brewing


2)Head to the Boise Ale Trail for a self-guided craft brewery tour


3)Wyoming home of the Snake River Brewing Company


4) Enter Salt Lake City, and try best brews of the mountains


5) Colorado is the home to more craft breweries than you can visit on one trip


2. NORTH CAROLINA, OUTER BANKS Some of the most unusual yet beautiful beaches are on North Carolina’s Atlantic coast. With more than 600 shipwrecks here (and hence notoriety as ‘Graveyard of the Atlantic’), the Outer Banks


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evokes an illustrious seafaring past, but is also a great sporting playground.


3. THE WHITE SANDS OF NEW MEXICO Nestled west of Alamorgodo is the world’s largest field of gypsum sand dunes, blinding white and ringed by the San Andres and Sacramento mountains. The snow-coloured dunes cover 275 square miles of the Chihuahuan Desert, and are constantly changing as they are moved by the steady southwest winds. A large part of the dune field is a national monument, with a Visitor Centre and an eight- mile scenic Dunes Drive. Walk 10 minutes from the road in just about any direction, and suddenly all you can see are chalk-white dunes, some as high as 60 feet, mountains shimmering on the horizon and the blue bowl of sky. No wonder aliens chose nearby Roswell to visit. More adventurous visitors can hike farther into the backcountry to camp.


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