Top 10 best very small towns in America. My favorite is #2

Top 10 best very small towns in America. My favorite is #2

Small towns in the United States are becoming very popular. Remote workers and retirees are all looking for great small towns in the United States. These small towns are some of the best the nation has to offer.

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[juliadiaz]

I don't know why your small town videos give me such a feeling of comfort. It doesn't matter if I've seen em all I always come back to watch them again. It makes me dream of moving from the big city of San Antonio that I live in now and moving to a small town where everyone says hi to each other and the store owners know you by name.

[jumper]

To be honest there are many small towns that are amazing. A little secret, nobody from those towns want you to know about their town. They want to keep it a gem. Visit but don't stay.

[cinder]

I love Wallace Idaho, I’m so happy you included it. I’ve been there twice and I have found the people to be very friendly and kind. I was there at Christmas time the first time and it just lovely. We found several vintage treasures there.

[hazelwears]

There you go Briggs, keep highlighting the best of the south! WEST VIRGINIA!

[antonnym]

At my age (60), I really tend to prefer warmer climates. Cedar Keys looks ideal to me! If I ever leave SE NM, I'll definitely head over there. Great video (as always!). I love your vids. Don't ever stop!

[elliemoslein]

Cedar Key is amazing. It's really built up with shops and many great restaurants.

[Deathunder]

I am not gonna lie..I always believed that America was really a God blessed nation....Much much love from Greece bros!!!

[drferry]

There are several tiny towns along California State Route 49 that have a rich history of the California gold rush. Many have well-preserved buildings dating from the mid 19th century, including fine old Victorian homes. Most are located in the scenic foothills of the Sierra Nevada. They have an artsy vibe with crafts and good restaurants.

[gaetanovindigni]

Better criteria and still excludes my favorite place. Thanks.
Criteria:
Everything within walking distance; good library; a few restuarants; one coffee shop; small ER/hospital.

[albertowen]

Hey Briggs! Have to definitely agree with you about Cedar Key (#2). I have been there myself plentty of times and would recommend it to anyone who likes the small--town feel. I like your snippet about the girl from Bronson - when my second wife and I separated, that's where she ended up and married the unfortunate guy she met from there! THANK YOU FOR AN AWESOME VIDEO! Love watching your videos A TON!

[joeylepore]

Love EVERY video you do, Briggs!!! Totally professional...always improving and growing! Keep 'em coming!

[mary-sueruiter]

I really enjoy your work. Your voice is perfect and your sense of Awesome thank you

[AaronKlabunde]

Bayfield, Wisconsin. Really small, really incredible. Gateway to the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore on Lake Superior. Orchards, berry farms, forests, islands, hatchery, sail boats, beaches and sun, snow and snow sports. Population: 487.

[tracietracie]

I live in a small town in Wisconsin and I absolutely love it! I wouldn’t trade living in a small town for anything!

[ccchhhrrriiisss]

I recently returned from a camping trip near the California-Oregon border. I visited a town called McCloud, California. It is nestled at the base of Mt. Shasta and is located just off of Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway. The tiny town is amazing! I plan to return -- but stay at a bed and breakfast!

[joanegea]

I will go to USA next august with a friend (we are from Spain). We always listen here about California, NY... but we love you rock, blues and jazz so we will go to the southern and I think we will see thouse villages from Tennessee. Good Video!

[i-am-goose]

If you can, go visit Silverton, CO. It’s a town of 400 and some change and it is nestled within the San Juan Mountains. I went there for a field study in college and spent a week there. The views are absolutely stunning—literally surrounded by mountains. There is also a famous rail line called the Durango-Silverton Line, and it is the scene of a few Westerns

[bosshog]

I really love the fact that you highlight America both good and bad.

[mitchelputman]

Any time, it's said “your town is a great place to live”. You have just cursed your town . Then starts the influx of people, cars, more stores, higher tax's.

[meganluck]

Definitely make more videos, this was wonderful. I love learning the histories of these towns.