Top 10 Small Town Gems You've Never Heard Of.

Top 10 Small Town Gems You've Never Heard Of.

Get ready to discover the top 10 small-town gems you've never heard of! From charming Main Streets to beautiful natural landscapes, these hidden treasures in America are sure to surprise you. If you're considering moving to a smaller town, this list will give you some great real estate ideas to explore!

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[dougfrith]

As a Canadian, I’m impressed by the variety of locales available to Americans. Whatever climate you want (desert, forest, beach, plains, urban), it’s available. Some snow, lots of snow, absolutely no snow, it’s available. But many Americans don’t seem to appreciate it. As per Joni Mitchell, you don’t know what you’ve got…

[joescheiman]

Small forrest towns in the mountains are my "jam" - as the kiddos used to say back in the day. Shaded by tree canopies, surrounded by nature, running rivers and creeks, but still within a short drive of a large town or small city.

[pdxmtngoat]

Afton, Wyoming is brutally cold in the winter. Sits at over 6000 foot elevation. A beautiful area no doubt. Love Wyoming.

[rmwright]

Last year my mom and I went road tripping through South Dakota and decided to stop at Wall Drug after seeing literally countless billboards advertising it. The place is more like a mall than an actual drugstore. Tons of stores and a huge food area. It was pretty cool.

[sherrylong]

I lived in Winchester, Va for over 30 years. Strasburg was just down the road. We would go there to walk through their antique shops. They absolutely had the best shops. We retired to Tennessee and now you have made me homesick 😢

[georgia]

The most beautiful small town I've ever been to is Petoskey, Michigan. In Northern Michigan on the shores of Lake Michigan it is the perfect town.

[davedubois]

Love small New England towns. Stowe VT is a perfect example.

[caiomoura]

I want mountain towns, lots of mountain towns, mountains here and there, mountain towns everywhere!

[philerrup]

Probably should do a part 2 and 3 with this, I’m sure there’s more awesome small towns

[AA-h]

Been to Quincy California born raised in norcal. Quincy is amazingly beautiful town and area and this town with like one or two main traffic stop lights is within hour of Reno and has fiber internet... I know this as I wanted to buy home there. I still would live there in a heartbeat.

[kqa]

I grew up in Roslyn, NY in the 1960s and 70’s. Beautiful place back then.

[AcrossTownRC]

I’m biased towards New England (shout outs to Camden, ME, Niantic, CT, Stowe, VT, Great Barrington, MA, Litchfield, CT) but my favorite small town is Lewisburg, WV. Charming, rich with history, easily walkable, plenty to do, friendly people. Great spot

[darwinapala]

Currently living in Hilham Tennessee. Love it here but as I am getting older retired military I am looking to move closer to Johnson city tennessee because of the excellent VA there

[joezeigler]

“I’m not going to shame anyone for their kink”
Bless your loving heart.

[deborahhovan]

I love the beautiful small towns in southwest Virginia, like Bedford Va, Rocky Mount Va, and Smithmountain lake Va!

[westernnut]

When I was a kid, my Dad built a vacation cabin in Black Mountain, NC. I have so many happy memories of the place that I looked into moving there a couple of years ago. I was shocked at the real estate prices!

[Beachnut]

My favorite small towns are coastal. I love all the small coastal towns in Oregon and would love to live around Rockaway Beach!

[loysgullion]

Lot's of fun! I've been living under a rock and just started watching your shows and enjoying the topics and presentations....thank you very much ! I like the 'most dangerous' bits as much as the 'top best small towns' ones!

[swimmer]

Gotta take a look at Havre de Grace MD. Its a great little small town right on the mouth of the susquehanna river where it meets the chesapeake bay. Its got tons of history from the War of 1812, and it was where Francis Scott Key got picked up before witnessing the Battle of Baltimore and writing the Star Spangled Banner. Great little town take a look

[JSlith]

I live in Davenport, right outside champions gate. It absolutely sucks. Lots of people rent the homes for vacations, and the traffic is insane. Cant go out and do anything if you dont want to sit in 45 minutes traffic each way. You get disney and Orlando traffic. On top of that, the jobs are located about 40-50 miles away in Lake Mary, FL.