I’ve driven nearby, on the old Route 17, now I-86, dozens of times, but never stopped in, sorry to say. Website makes it look charming, though. Speaking of Upstate New York, how about the villages of Van Etten, Spencer, Newfield, or Halsey Valley?
Probably the most out-of-the-way place I’ve been is the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary near Hot Springs, SD. Anyone else ever made it over there while on a trip to see Mt. Rushmore?
Oh, sure.
I grew up in Silver Spring.
Yep. A friend of mine lives right off of 27 there.
Hmmm…maybe mundane, but worth a shot:
Garnet Hill, Ely, Nevada.
I have some cool natural garnets I found all by myself there!
Leh, Ladakh, in the far northern state of Kashmir and Jammu, in India. Also known as little Tibet, about 4 miles from the cease fire line. And it was an awesome place.
Atlin, British Columbia, Canada. It’s in BC but it’s only accessible, by road, from the Yukon. Very small town, within site of the glacier, beautiful indeed.
San Agustine, Columbia. Again, very small backwater place. Charming, not very well touristed and the site of numerous interesting ruins.
I have.
I can think of a few tiny Maryland burgs: Perryville, Port Deposit and Chesapeake City (Cecil County), Accident (Garrett County) and Parsonsburg (Dorcester).
I’ve been to “Baffetto’s” a killer, killer, pizza joint off the SW corner of Piazza Navona, in Rome. Anyone else?
Iquique, Chile. It’s a fairly large town on the Pacific coast of Chile, so if another Doper has been there, I’ll also say:
Pachica, Chile - a village in Chile’s Atacama desert.
I have been to Trinity Site,where the first atomic bomb was detonated.
I believe it is still open to visitors two days a year.
how about Goshen AR, Boxley AR, Kimberling city MO, Ducktrap ME, Sopchoppy FL, Golconda NV, Shubuta MS? I was going to say Slippery Rock PA but I am pretty sure there are some dopers who have been there.
I have been to Mt LeConte but didn’t spend the night in the trail shelter, I did however spend the night in a privately owned cabin (grandfathered in from when the park was formed) up the fire road from Elkmont campground.
and while I haven’t been to any dopers houses in Arkansas and Tennessee I don’t think there is a town in either of those states I haven’t at least driven through. Been just about everywhere in Mississippi as well.
No other doper has been in my bedroom, a situation which I’m doggedly trying to make untrue. 
Possibly the Chatham Islands (about 800km east of New Zealand)?
OK, I’ll bite. Were you a Greater Cleveland Council scout by any chance? I did 63 miles at Tinnerman canoe base around age 14, including a jaunt out into the Georgian bay to an island. But (a) as you note I have no idea if it’s the same one and (b) I thought those were the French and Pickerel Rivers up there, so we may not even be talking about the same place. I was with Troop 448, not 515.
To answer seriously now, I doubt any of our dopers residing in Japan have been to Isehara. It’s in Kanagawa-ken off the Odakyu line I believe, and there is really no reason to go there what-so-ever. A small city filled with sleazy joints and Yakuza wannabes, it’s nothing special. Other than that part of downtown, it’s all rural. I only know it because of my girlfriend at the time living there.
Dutch Island, RI anyone?
sure - I worked for Pulte in the 80’s - we built half of it. :rolleyes:
Anyone but me been to Red Bay or L’Anse Amour, Labrador?
How about Tacna, Arizona?
I’ll throw out a few of my own:
On top of Medicine Bow Peak, Wyoming
Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef
Sphinx Park, Colorado
When I was in Boy Scouts we went to Lost Valley Scout Camp, a camp right next to Camp Pendleton, and La Bufadora in Mexico (more of a tourist attraction than a place per se).
I’ve eaten in the Congressional Dining room, it was more like a restaurant though. I guess they’re famous for their chili. That was courtesy of Chalmers Wylie, our late congressman.