Most Boring US States

Corn. Need we say more?

Dorothy waited to leave this state.The Wizard of Oz.Kansas appears on the list of the most boring US states.

Love racing or the smell of cornfields? This place is great.

Can't spell it? No problem. Nothing much happens here anyway.

Cornhusker works by day; husks corn by night.

Tornadoes hit here. That is not a good thing.

Remember North Dakota when you find your state boring.

College football and rich history define this state. Expecting more excitement is a mistake.

Walmart started here.

This state is famous for its potatoes. More potatoes?

Mount Rushmore is the main attraction; that tells you something.

This state joined the Union first. Nothing interesting seems to have happened since.

This is the 'Show-Me State,' but there is doubt about what is worth showing.

Debating if chili is a soup or a sauce is the most exciting event here.

Fried chicken is famous here. Minus the colonel, nothing else stands out.

Coal mining and bluegrass combine well.

Las Vegas increases the state's excitement level. The rest of Nevada missed the message.

Small talk defines this state.

This state holds great national parks. It also has flat land and polite people.

Breaking Bad.This is where it was filmed. Also, everyone's car seems to break down.

This is the state everyone considers Vermont.

People here enjoy watching leaves change color as a main hobby.

Cheese is a real hobby in this state.

Snow, unemployment, and sometimes wanting to say you are from Canada.

This state has very old colleges and even older witch trials.

Few people live here. You will never know if it is boring.

The 's' is silent. People stay low from the Chicago wind chills.

This state is perfect if you like high property taxes and confusing roads.

Weigh the boredom against appreciating constant sweat and crawfish.

This is perfect if your hobbies involve complaining about the Red Sox or avoiding eye contact.

The state flag has an identity crisis; this action is perhaps the most compelling thing here.

Montana offers enough open space for you to hear your own boredom echo.

Alaska is breathtakingly beautiful, but it is also incredibly cold. Nighttime lovers find it dark for one-third of the year.

Minnesota's -60 degree Fahrenheit sounds appealing only if you like cabin time, hockey, or the Mall of America; otherwise, Minnesota is more frozen than fun.

Northern Virginia offers a dream for those who like traffic congestion.

South Carolina has wonderful beaches, but you are far from that coastline; what happens there?

Arizona's slogan should be, "Come for the Grand Canyon, stay because you're lost in the desert."

North Carolina has big tobacco, Krispy Kreme, and a state bird that is actually a squirrel.

Peaches, peanuts, and sticky humidity. This place is perfect if you like sticky situations.

State pastimes include waiting for Elvis to return.

If you are not a lobster or Stephen King, you will often wonder why you are here.

Remove history and chocolate. You are left with roads full of potholes.

Moss specialists fit right in with this wet weather.

Lovers of rain and artisanal donuts rejoice; it is paradise. For the rest of us, just bring an umbrella.

Enjoy cowboy hats and BBQ sauce? Welcome home! If not, things are supposedly bigger here.

Florida has oranges. Providing vitamin C and weird headlines for the rest of the country is not exciting as it seems.

If high prices and rude taxi drivers excite you, this is your spot.

You ski or snowboard? You are active? Colorado is your state. Otherwise, prepare for endless ski trip stories.

Traffic, fires, earthquakes plague this state. It acts like the state constantly tries to kick residents out. Mostly, it is empty space.

Hawaii is paradise. But if you do not surf, swim, or hike, you are stuck in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.