The 7 Best Towns In America You Should Visit At Least Once

Magnolia Springs, Alabama

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With its streets lined with oak trees, its old churches, and its amiable residents, Magnolia Springs embodies the essence of Southern charm.

Cannon Beach, Oregon

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Travelling around 80 miles to the northwest of Portland will lead you to Cannon Beach, one of the most stunning beaches in the nation.

Mackinac Island, Michigan

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The whole island is part of the city of Mackinac Island, yet the Mackinac Island State Park Commission is in charge of overseeing the majority of the island's protected area.

Camden, Maine

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This vintage New England beach town is so picture-perfect that it served as the main shooting site for the 1957 film Peyton Place, which is about, you guessed it, a seemingly beautiful town.

Cape May, New Jersey

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The town's old Victorian area, miles of intricate, candy-colored manses, and charm all come together to make for an ideal early-morning promenade.

Sitka, Alaska

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Many people agree that Sitka is the most picturesque town in all of Alaska. The town is surrounded by mountains called the "Sisters," and spruce trees stretch nearly all the way to the ocean.

Friday Harbor, Washington

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This charming village is located in Washington's far northwest and has a marina at Roche Harbour, which is a great place to launch a boat and explore nearby small, deserted islands.