When it comes to the United States, we have a wide variety of beautiful places. There's everything from mountains, beaches, endless fields, deserts, and more. Every city and town has its own charm. But as they say, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." So, when it comes to the most beautiful towns in America... it really depends on who you ask!
The folks at The Travel put together their list of 12 of the most beautiful towns in America. This list seems to highlight mostly smaller towns, and some of them you might have never even heard of!
Again, every town has its own unique features and charm. Whether it's cultural, natural beauty, historical, or something completely out there, so many towns make great tourist spots! For The Travel's list, we were surprised to see both a South Carolina and Georgia town on the list!
And if you're looking for more towns with charm, be sure to check these out!
10. Beaufort, South Carolina
Coming in at number 10 on this list is a town not too far away from our area! Beaufort, South Carolina! It's about a 2 and a half hour drive from the Augusta area, but it's worth the trip! There are so many historic building and homes to see, along with unique shops and delicious cuisine! And of course, there's the beach to enjoy!
9. Carmel-By-The-Sea, California
According to The Travel, this is one of the most visited towns in the U.S. For us, it will require a plane ride (or a really long road trip). But judging by the photos, it looks like one town to definitely add to your "Must See" list! It's breathtaking! And there's something for everyone: hiking, the beach, shopping, arts, food, and more!
8. Big Sur, California
Another California destination we want to add to that "Must See" list! Big Sur is another gorgeous coastal destination with so many beautiful sights to see, and things to do! Whether you enjoy art, want to hike, soak up the sun, or take in some history, it's all here in Big Sur!
7. Bristol, Virginia
For those who prefer mountains over the ocean, this is a great spot. And how cool that you can be in two states at the same time? There's South Holston Lake to enjoy, along with fishing, biking, hiking, and more!
6. Magnolia Springs, Alabama
The huge oak trees that line the streets give us an "Aiken, South Carolina" feel! There's a lot of history in Magnolia Springs. It's also close to the beaches in Alabama. Fun fact from The Travel: It's the only town in the U.S. where mail can be delivered by river boat.
5. Galena, Illinois
Another town full of history! Mining was the first industry in town. It's also not far from the Mississippi River. Golfing, kayaking, and paddling are just a few activities to enjoy in Galena!
4. Florence, Oregon
And another beach town makes the list! With a historic downtown area, and many outdoor activities, there's a lot to keep you busy!
3. Madison, Georgia
Madison, Georgia came in at number 3 on this list! If you've never been, it's definitely worth the short trip! Madison is just about an hour and 15 minutes down I-20 toward Atlanta. It boasts of history and has so many beautiful sights to see! There are parks to check out, and many events are held throughout the year.
2. Williamsburg, Virginia
It's one of the best-preserved colonial cities in the U.S. and was the colonial capital for many years. There are so many attractions, like a living museum with re-enactors.
1. Aspen, Colorado
Aspen definitely has breathtaking views! There's a lot to see and do there, with the main attraction being skiing!
