The Best Small Town to Visit in Every State for a Charming Weekend

Orange Beach, Alabama

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Tourists flock to this southern Alabama enclave for its white sand beaches and unbelievably blue waters. Explore Orange Beach's bountiful trails and award-winning restaurants when you’re not taking a dip along the Gulf shore.

Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

With Victorian homes flanking the winding mountainside streets, this secluded city is brimming with historic flair: In fact, its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. Outdoor activities abound at Beaver Lake, where you'll find water sports, camping, fishing, and mountain biking.

New Castle, Delaware

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Just 10 minutes south of downtown Wilmington, New Castle is known for its numerous historic structures. Stroll along cobblestone streets or sandy beaches in this quaint city overlooking the Delaware River. Thanks to its preservation efforts, it remains one of the most important colonial and federal villages in the country.

Waialua, Hawaii

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

With stunning ocean views and ample wide-open spaces, Waialua is the perfect locale for those seeking serenity and breathtaking natural beauty.

Salmon, Idaho

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

This scenic rural Central Idaho mountain town is situated along the Salmon River, better known as the "The River of No Return." A hotbed for whitewater rafting, it's ripe with opportunities for outdoor thrill-seekers.

Nashville, Indiana

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Brown County is dubbed the "Artist Colony of the Midwest" thanks to its flourishing art scene, with murals, public installations, and eye-catching sculptures at every turn.

Winterset, Iowa

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Known for its famous covered bridges, Winterset is a picturesque town with down-home charm that inspired the revered love story The Bridges Over Madison County. The novel-turned-movie isn't the town's only pop culture association; as the birthplace of John Wayne, it's home to the only museum dedicated to the legendary actor.

Somerset, Kentucky

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Situated on the northeastern edge of Lake Cumberland just west of the Daniel Boone National Forest, this bluegrass city is bustling with activities. Locals love the myriad of outdoor events featuring local eats and music, including the annual Foodstock and Moonlight festivals.

Camden, Maine

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Camden is a four-season community on Penobscot Bay, dotted with stunning 19th-century homes. Situated between the mountains and the sea, it boasts gorgeous scenery, award-winning cuisine, cultural hubs, and outdoor adventures to suit all tastes.

Oakland, Maryland

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Oakland hosts popular festivals in all four seasons. Stop by Winterfest to see marvelous ice sculptures, or witness the beauty of changing leaves during the annual Autumn Glory festival in the fall.

Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Serene in the winter and bustling in summer, Oak Bluffs offers the best of both worlds. This historic Martha's Vineyard town has gorgeous beaches and world-class restaurants, as well as, of course, the iconic gingerbread cottages at the Oak Bluffs Campground.

Ely, Minnesota

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Outdoor enthusiasts can explore untouched wilderness in Ely, with its stretches of waterways and shorelines. Spend the night stargazing near the Boundary Waters, the largest wilderness area east of the Rockies, for a memorable slumber.

Boonville, Missouri

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Overlooking the Missouri River, Boonville is almost halfway between Kansas City and St. Louis and sits at the intersection of north and south. After exploring the city's rich past, take a bike ride or walk the 237-mile-long Katy Trail for a pleasantly active afternoon.

Chadron, Nebraska

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Named after a fur trading manager, Chadron is a friendly and scenic college town. With picturesque parks and untapped landscapes, one can easily get lost in the town's natural splendor.

Virginia City, Nevada

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Step back in time in Virginia City, located 12 miles southwest of Reno. With its wooden boardwalk and buildings that generally date from the 1860s, it's a unique place where visitors can glimpse what life was like in an Old West town.

Cape May, New Jersey

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

This seaside resort town is known for its beaches and boardwalks. In winter, dodge the cold by visiting one of the town's local museums, or take a guided trolley tour for a look at the city's history.

Cloudcroft, New Mexico

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Set within stunning mountains, Cloudcroft is surrounded by 480,000 acres of open forest—ideal for hiking, mountain biking, bird watching, and horseback riding. If you don't fancy outdoor activities, Cloudcroft is also home to big events like the bad*** Mountain Music Festival and the July Jamboree Arts and Crafts Show.

Saranac Lake, New York

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Located among the majestic mountains and peaceful lakes of the Adirondacks, Saranac Lake's beauty shines at every turn. A seasonal getaway for many, it offers year-round outdoor fun from skiing to kayaking. Be sure to stop by The Garagery for top-notch performances and open-mic comedy.

New Salem, North Dakota

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Popular among retired couples and families, New Salem is a quiet community that honors its past. With a collection of museums, visitors can take a trip back in time to see how early residents lived. Travelers can't miss the must-see attraction, The World's Largest Holstein Cow landmark, which stands 38 feet high and 50 feet long atop School Hill.

Marietta, Ohio

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

The oldest city in Ohio's wealth of remarkable history includes a meaningful role in the Underground Railroad, with local activists helping enslaved people escape to freedom. Today, a lot of the historical sites are preserved and surrounded by natural beauty. Those who want to learn more about the city's storied past can opt for one of the town's many guided tours.

Broken Bow, Oklahoma

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Heaven on earth for nature lovers, Broken Bow boasts an abundance of outdoor diversions. Nestled between the Kiamichi and Ouachita Mountains, visitors and residents can take in the sights and sounds of feathered friends at the Red Slough Wildlife Management Area, which has more than 300 bird species.

New Hope, Pennsylvania

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

New Hope is a family-friendly escape from the big city, adjacent to the Delaware River just an hour outside of Philadelphia. Whether you walk the trails at Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve or dine at Stella of New Hope for spectacular views overlooking the river, you'll find a colorful town with many attractions.

Jamestown, Rhode Island

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Located on Conanicut Island, the second-largest island in Narragansett Bay, Jamestown epitomizes serenity. With gorgeous parks, historic farms, and cozy cafes, this historic coastal gem is one of the state's most treasured towns.

Travelers Rest, South Carolina

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Situated in the southern foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Travelers Rest is overflowing with natural amenities that keep guests coming back year after year. Known for its laidback, outdoorsy vibe, the town's popular Swamp Rabbit Trail offers a 22-mile bicycling greenway.

Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

The Great Smoky Mountains and winding hills are top of mind when it comes to this mountain resort city with a sprawling suburban feel. Partake in ziplining and whitewater rafting, or walk across the longest pedestrian skybridge in North America.

Moab, Utah

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

With access to two of Utah's most popular national parks, Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, Moab is a retreat for nature enthusiasts, and its bright red rocks are a scenic marvel.

Stowe, Vermont

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

From farm-to-table cuisine to world-famous craft beers, culinary delights abound in this picture-perfect city. Nestled at the foot of Mount Mansfield, this northern Vermont resort town is the perfect getaway for winter thrill-seekers.

Farmville, Virginia

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

Sure, there are local farms, but the name "Farmville" doesn't fully capture what this charming town has to offer. It's home to both Longwood University and Hampden-Sydney College, and a hub for history buffs and outdoor adventurers. With various nearby bodies of water, it's ideal for boating and fishing.

Sequim, Washington

Orange Beach, Alabama, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, New Castle, Delaware, Waialua, Hawaii, Salmon, Idaho, Nashville, Indiana, Winterset, Iowa, Somerset, Kentucky, Camden, Maine, Oakland, Maryland, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, Ely, Minnesota, Boonville, Missouri, Chadron, Nebraska, Virginia City, Nevada, Cape May, New Jersey, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Saranac Lake, New York, New Salem, North Dakota, Marietta, Ohio, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Jamestown, Rhode Island, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Moab, Utah, Stowe, Vermont, Farmville, Virginia, Sequim, Washington

This western Washington town near the base of the Olympic Mountains is drenched in natural beauty. It's also one of the driest regions in the Pacific Northwest, with average annual rainfall of only 16 inches. If you're planning a trip to the "Lavender Capital of North America," a visit to a lush lavender farm is a must to get a whiff of the aromatic plant.

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