As the region of the United States noted for its flat, endless stretches of basically nothing, a successful visit to the Plains Midwest will require a decent car, interesting company, and a stack of good CDs. The area is home to cattle country, where in the dusty areas of Nebraska and South Dakota, cowboys like Billy the Kid and Annie Oakley roamed the prairie. On Scenic Highway 2, the stretch of road that passes through Nebraska, cars have come to a grinding halt - Chevys buried hood-deep in the ground, Cadillacs placed strategically atop Plymouths in a strange manner that in a way looks like Stonehenge. Welcome to Carhenge, a tribute to both vintage American cars and the mysterious rock formations of England. Eyesore or creative work of art? That's to be determined. The Mall of America, located in Bloomington, Minnesota is a Mecca for shopaholics. With 4.2 million square feet of stores, amusement park rides, and even a marriage chapel, finding those matching shoes on the day o…

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Selected places to go in Plains Midwest

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