Spring break, that eagerly awaited and treasured time of the year for students and thrill-seekers alike, can be described as a brief escape hatch from the daily grind of academic or professional obligations.

As the season shifts to spring, choosing the perfect place to spend a much-needed mini vacation filled with thrills, escapades and moments of sheer relaxation becomes a tough decision. It's a season where everyone embraces the sunnier vibes, the blooming landscapes and a liberating sense of freedom, so the right location to usher in all the new aspects of the brighter months is a must.

Take note because Travel Pulse has revealed the best area to spend spring break in every U.S. state:

"After a long cold winter full of storms and stressful weeks inside the classroom-or in front of the computer screen-it's finally time for the two most beloved words for students of all ages and their parents: spring break. Instead of studying, it's time to blow off some steam, see a new part of the country and just let loose for a week or so."

In Nevada, South Lake Tahoe is somewhere to seriously consider winding down:

"There's no guarantee that you're going to get a streak of sunny days if you head to Tahoe for spring break, but if you do, the snow and the sunshine will be a dream come true-as long as you remember your shades. Spring is still a sensational time to hit the slopes or do some snowshoeing. but it's also-weather permitting-when some local golf courses open for the season. As far as the nightlife side of spring break, South Lake Tahoe is home to a set of quality bars (which will be enthusiastically celebrating St. Paddy's) and the always-happening Hard Rock Hotel & Casino."