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What makes a town so alluring? Of course, it’s subjective, but whether you’re drawn to breathtaking coastlines, fascinating historic buildings, man-made marvels, or Mother Nature, we’ve got your back!
Lanai, the tiniest populated island in the Hawaiian chain open to tourists, is sometimes referred to as “Pineapple Island” due to its former existence as a pineapple plantation.
A rich history for a small town, streets are lined with antique shops, museums, quaint restaurants. Wallace also serves as the starting point for five outdoor trails!
One of KY’s earliest settlements, embodies the traditional southern charm with its Federal & Georgian style architecture, a neatly organized street grid & cobblestone roads.
Resting along the coast of Penobscot Bay, boasting a lively harbor teeming with fishing boats and tall ships. Perched above the town lies Camden Hills State Park.
In Taos, during springtime, it’s possible to go skiing one day and then hit the trails for mountain biking the next. That’s the attraction of the high desert weather in New Mexico.