Top 10 Best Places For Solo Trip in the U.S.

Saratoga Springs, New York

This lovely upstate New York village is only a short Amtrak journey from the city, making it ideal for New Yorkers seeking for a quick solo getaway. Enjoy a horse race at the famous Saratoga Race Track, a performance at the Saratoga Performing Arts Centre, and the mineral spring spas (from which the city gets its name!) at Saratoga Spa State Park. Oh, and don’t forget about the fantastic restaurants and shopping along Broadway.

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Waco, Texas

The hub of Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia empire is a pleasant Texas town that’s a short drive from both Austin and Dallas, making it ideal for the Fixer Upper fan seeking for a low-key escape. Stop by Magnolia Market for some delicious sweets and rustic chic shopping. Downtown Magnolia has boutique shopping, wine and beer tastings, and a spectacular nightlife. Visit the Dr. Pepper Museum, the Mammoth National Monument, or the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum for extra entertainment.

Carmel-by-the-Sea, California

In Carmel-by-the-Sea, you’ll feel like the main character in a fable, but there’s more to do besides marvel at the fairytale-like community. Nearby attractions include the famous Pebble Beach golf course, the Carmel Mission Basilica Museum, Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, and the white-sand Carmel Beach. Carmel Bakery and The Cottage of Sweets are excellent places to indulge yourself.

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Santa Fe, New Mexico

Santa Fe is a popular destination for art enthusiasts, as it is home to the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum as well as the original Meow Wolf (an experimental, immersive art installation that also functions as a psychedelic escape room). Art galleries, antique stores and craft shops line the streets of Santa Fe’s lovely downtown, which is also a perfect place to enjoy New Mexico’s famous red and green chiles. Don’t forget to reserve a spa day at the Loretto Inn & Spa.

Burlington, Vermont

If you want to unwind, Burlington is a charming small town with a relaxed vibe. Stroll through the charming Church Street Marketplace, take a tour of the Ben & Jerry’s factory, have a cold drink at a craft brewery, or enrol in a cooking class at Essex Resort & Spa (just a 20-minute drive away). When the weather is nice, enjoy all of Lake Champlain’s attractions, from boating and sunning on the beach to hiking along the shore. Visit in the autumn, when the foliage is nothing short of spectacular.

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Flagstaff, Arizona

Flagstaff offers all the activity of a large city, but with a small-town feel. It’s close to natural and historical wonders like the Grand Canyon, Walnut Canyon, and the Wupatki National Monument, but you won’t need a car to view them because Flagstaff is home to several tour companies. If you’re interested in space, just outside of town lies the famous Lowell Observatory, where astronomers first discovered the ex-planet Pluto. The city’s downtown is an attraction in and of itself, with restaurants and pubs to keep you occupied in between desert escapades.

Portland, Maine

Portland is a picturesque New England seaside city with stunning lighthouses, an art museum, and elegant Victorian mansions that was named one of the 25 safest places to live by U.S. News. Stop by any of the waterfront restaurants for the day’s fresh catch, or visit a local brewpub for a pint.

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New York City, New York

This one’s for you, big city energy seekers! In the city that never sleeps, solo travellers will never be bored. Visit some of the world’s top museums, see a Broadway performance, or compete for the city’s “best” piece of pizza or bagel – both of which are debatable. You’ll need the additional carbs to navigate the enormous city by tube, from Central Park and Battery Park to Brooklyn’s hipster neighborhoods and Queens’ multi-cultural offers.

The Poconos, Pennsylvania

The Poconos, a mountainous region in northern Pennsylvania rich with ski slopes and attractive small villages, is an excellent choice for anyone seeking both action and relaxation. You’ll need a car to get about, but driving through the countryside is one of the area’s attractions, especially in the autumn. Hike trails like the one to Bushkill Falls and visit hidden gems like Callie’s Candy Kitchen. Stay at one of the many Poconos resorts, such as Skytop Lodge, if you’re looking for relaxation (and a spa) rather than adventure.

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Savannah, Georgia

Savannah’s historic centre is most recognized for its gorgeous architecture, museums, art galleries, and lush green squares, all of which are great for solitary exploration. In addition, the “Hostess City of the South” is a foodie’s heaven, with a wide variety of restaurants and cafes serving a wide range of delectable cuisine. But don’t forget to save room for some Southern cuisine while you’re there!