 | Martin County, Florida - Martin County, FL enjoys an international reputation for its natural beauty and environmental stewardship. Here you will find miles of white sand beaches, breathtaking outdoor venues, world-class fishing, water sports, and eco-adventure. |
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 | Selma, Alabama - Just 45 minutes from Montgomery, Alabama, you'll find the largest historic district in Alabama - over 1,200 historic structures, landmark sites of the nation's Voting Rights Movement and Civil War, outdoor adventures, and even some haunted history sites - including Alabama's most famous ghost town. |
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 | Dublin-Laurens County, Georgia - Known as the Magnolia Midlands, here you will find rich agricultural heritage, beautiful rivers and lakes, abundant wildlife, shopping and small town festivals. Taste a slower, simpler lifestyle along the back roads of Georgia with a visit. |
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 | Monroe, Georgia - There are few cities that offer as much small town beauty, entertainment, and diversity as Monroe, Georgia. Nestled in the Alcovy River basin between the urban sprawl of Atlanta and classic Athens, Monroe offers the best of both worlds. Our rich history draws visitors to Monroe; our small town atmosphere, engaging cultural life, and high tech capabilities entice them to stay. |
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 | Hattiesburg, Mississippi - Hattiesburg, Mississippi is known as the "Hub City". The fourth largest city in Mississippi, it is located in the southern half of the state near the coast. Its central location makes for an easy drive to such major cities as Jackson, Mobile, New Orleans, the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and even Memphis. |
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 | Clearwater Beach, Florida - As a year round top vacation spot, Clearwater offers a seemingly endless supply of sun and a mild and temperate climate. It is ideally situated on the Gulf of Mexico on Florida's west coast, offering something for every visitor. |
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 | Miami Lakes, Florida - Founded by the Graham Companies in the 1960's, The Town of Miami Lakes was developed as a master planned community. Out growing its farm town roots, the Town of Miami Lakes eventually incorporated as its own city, on December 9, 2000.
Miami Lakes is located in Southeast Florida, in the Northwest section of Miami Dade County. |
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 | Williston, Florida - Williston is a small town with old fashioned beliefs. God, country and children come first.
We are surrounded by many farms. Peanuts and watermelon are large crops from this area.
Horses and cattle farms are also plentiful in the area.
Tourism sites include
Two Tails Ranch - an elephant compound dedicated to protecting the endangered Asian Elephant. |
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 | Macon-Bibb County, Georgia - Macon Bibb-County is a centrally located city in the heart of Georgia. We are known for wide streets, many parks, and successful urban revitalization. With a city and county population of around 150,000, the region is populated enough to feel like an urban oasis, but small enough to have that rural, small town feeling. Because of our location, we are not too far from other parts of Georgia. |
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 | Madison, Georgia - A magical southern city just an hour east of Atlanta, Madison is the town Sherman refused to burn on his infamous March to the Sea. Its National Register Historic District is one of the state’s largest collection of 19th century architecture, earning it a place on Budget Travel’s 2012 “16 Most Picturesque Villages in the World” and Travel Holiday’s 2001 “#1 Small Town in America. |
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 | Mercer County, Kentucky - Mercer County in Central Kentucky is the first settlement west of the Alleghenies and rich in history, culture with an outstanding southern feel. Founded in 1786, Mercer County was named in honor of Revolutionary War hero Gen. Hugh Mercer, a close friends of George Washington, who died as a result of wounds received at the Battle of Princeton. |
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 | Dauphin Island, Gulf Coast, Alabama - Known as the Sunset Capital of Alabama. Dauphin Island is truly a place like no other. Away from the hustle and bustle of city life, you’ll feel the difference as soon as you step foot on the Island and take in a breath of fresh Gulf air.
Forget road congestion, the island doesn’t even have need for a traffic light. |
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 | Blairsville-Union County, Georgia - Blairsville-Union County, in the heart of North Georgia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, is one of the state’s best kept secrets. Only a two- to three-hour drive from cities like Atlanta, Ga., and Greenville, S.C., it is worlds apart – an authentic pre-Civil War mountain community located deep in the heart of the Chattahoochee National Forest and enveloped in North Georgia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. |
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 | Auburn, Alabama - The unique character of the City of Auburn is the result of a combination of influences from the special atmospheres and energies provided by the diversity of communities in Auburn. |
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 | Birmingham, Alabama - Something we hear time and again from first time visitors to Birmingham is that they never realized the beauty of the area. With the foothills of the Appalachians as a dramatic backdrop, the city is laid out on a series of lush rolling hills, with woodland-covered neighborhoods just minutes from downtown. |
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 | Daytona Beach, Florida - The Daytona Beach area is renowned for its 23 miles of beach and eclectic coastal vibe. From the high-energy Daytona Beach Boardwalk, Pier and Amusement area to the naturally beautiful beaches in Ormond Beach and jetty and historic lighthouse at Ponce Inlet, there’s a pace – and a place – for every traveler. |
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 | Cobb County, Georgia - Welcome to Atlanta's Sweet Spot. Cobb County is the destination more and more visitors are choosing for a day of play, a weekend of adventure or a week of fun for kids of all ages. Culturally vibrant, refreshingly diverse, easily accessible and effortlessly hospitable, it's everything you love about being close to a world-class city, with the warmth and history of your favorite neighborhood. |
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 | Greene County, Georgia - Located in Greene County, Georgia, halfway between Atlanta and Augusta, Lake Oconee is an oasis of tranquility, rejuvenation and recreation. Lake Oconee’s 19,000 acres boast more fish per square foot than any other lake in Georgia, as well as swimming, boating and a plethora of water activities. For the avid golfer, Greene County is home to over 120 holes of championship golf. |
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 | Milledgeville, Georgia - Meet Milledgeville, the first Lady of Georgia. Bathed in an intoxicating mixture of magnolia and moonlight, her classic beauty is unsurpassed.
Find an adventure in Milledgeville. |
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 | Twin City, Georgia - Twin City is a charming, historic community in Eastern Emanuel County that is just beginning to realize its potential as a heritage tourism destination. It is also home to George L. Smith State Park where recreational opportunities abound. |
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 | Jackson, Mississippi - Why do they call us the "City with Soul"? Well, for one thing, the people here are just about the friendliest you’ll ever meet. And there are so many fun things to do in Jackson, the largest city in Mississippi. So many family friendly places to discover in the metro area — not to mention hundreds of events, from heritage festivals to antique shows and symphony concerts to sports classics. |
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 | Tupelo, Mississippi - Located in the foothills of Northeast Mississippi, Tupelo is the epicenter of America’s music, where, in 1935, the world’s greatest entertainer was born in a two-room shotgun shack. |
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 | Brevard & Transylvania County, North Carolina - Don’t be deceived by the easy pace and iconic small town America ambiance of Transylvania County’s charming, historic county seat. There is probably something awesome going on right now in downtown Brevard. It might be as simple as a new exhibit at one of its many small galleries, a beer tasting at a local pub or a truly spectacular day-capping combo of toy shop visit and chocolate milkshake. |
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 | Raleigh, North Carolina - A visit to Raleigh, N.C., is more than a trip to a blossoming Southern metropolis—you'll feel enriched and energized the instant you're warmly welcomed by its smart, savvy locals. |
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 | Aiken, South Carolina - Aiken is a city steeped in equine tradition, unique shops and restaurants, legendary golf courses, outdoor adventures, rich history, and stories to tell.
As you explore Aiken you will notice a thriving downtown that has much to offer. Fountains and flowers grace the intersections with rich color while lush parkways divide the streets. |
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 | Little River, South Carolina - What began as a quaint fishing village, Little River has grown into a quiet, yet fun-filled community that enjoys local seafood delicacies and entertainment in addition to the convenience of being within travel distance to the best of the Grand Strand. Little River is located in the northeast corner of Horry County in South Carolina, just beside the North Carolina border. |
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 | Myrtle Beach, South Carolina - Sixty miles of beautiful sandy beaches, first-class live entertainment, exciting attractions for everyone, endless shopping, exquisite dining, thrilling water sports plus so much more -- Myrtle Beach is where you belong. |
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 | Anderson County, Tennessee - Anderson County is the place to visit if you want to explore the outdoors, discover American heritage and history or just relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery! From the beautiful rural countryside to picturesque mountain settings, from eclectic cosmopolitan cities to small “Mayberry” like living, Anderson County’s diversity is appealing to anyone who visits and is enticed to stay. |
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 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia - Founded in 1634, Isle of Wight County is one of the oldest country governments in the United States. Nestled on the shores of Virginia's James River, residents enjoy the rural nature of the country coupled with the quaint atmosphere of the town incorporated towns, Smithfield and Windsor. |
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 | Buckhannon, West Virginia - Buckhannon and Upshur County, WV is what small town charm is all about. The Downtown Buckhannon Historic District offers locally owned restaurants, Civil War history, specialty shops, parks & lodging facilities--and everything is within walking distance! You'll love strolling up & down the historic streets of Buckhannon. |
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 | Augusta, Georgia - Augusta epitomizes the Classic South. Founded as a trading post during the British colonial period, the city showcases Antebellum mansions, hallowed historic sites, and quiet, tree-lined avenues perfect for relaxing strolls.
While Augusta celebrates its colorful past, it is equally proud of its exciting present. |
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 | Cordele Crisp County, Georgia - Cordele-Crisp County offers the best of all worlds. Cordele has all of the "small town" charm you hope to find in a South Georgia community. Comfortable neighborhoods with shade-covered drive, Victorian and Federal style homes, and an active downtown district are only a few of the amenities that make Cordele an ideal place to live. |
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 | Mississippi Gulf Coast, Mississippi - Visiting the Mississippi Gulf Coast is more than just a vacation! Its YOU, overlooking the sparkling Gulf of Mexico and 26 miles of scenic coastal beaches from your hotel room. Its YOU enjoying our world-class golf courses and championship fishing. Its YOU and YOUR FAMILY enjoying the Gulf Coast's waterparks, children's museums, splash pads, and a variety of shopping venues. |
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 | High Point, North Carolina - Experience life in a place where time is measured in centuries. Explore magnificent gardens, feel the speed and history of NASCAR's Winston Cup Museum. Recognized as North Carolina's City of the Arts, Winston-Salem is also known for international festivals including the National Black Theatre Festival. Watch craftsman at work downtown in the arts district and wander through the 1. |
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 | Lake Norman, North Carolina - Be sure to look closely at Charlotte and you'll discover a lot. Thanks to recent additions ranging from the NASCAR Hall of Fame to the EpiCentre, a dynamic entertainment destination in Center City, Charlotte's become a vibrant hub on the Eastern seaboard. |
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 | Wilson, North Carolina - Wilson, North Carolina has a population base of 70,000 full of southern charm, wonderful attractions, a diverse economy, historic downtown with rich historic efforts and preservation. Home to the World's Largest Tobacco Market, Sequoia RedWood Trees, North Carolina's only Gigabit City, Eastern North Carolina Barbecue, the East Coast's Largest Antique Market and "Whirligigs". |
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 | Conway, South Carolina - Conway is one of the oldest towns in South Carolina. Originally names Kingston, the town was created in 1732. It was laid out on a riverbluff in the center of Horry County. Conway is only a few miles from the shores of the Atlantic ocean and its Grand Strand. Conway offers a unique alternative to the beach lifestyle with its rich heritage and more relaxed pace. |
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 | Roane County, Tennessee - Welcome to an area of lush green foliage and gently rolling hills punctuated by steep bluffs. A land full of sweeping valleys, clean air, clear rivers and lakes, and hospitable people that enjoy life at a relaxed pace. |
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 | Summersville, West Virginia - Summersville is a quaint town in the central part of West Virginia and is the home of the state's largest lake, Summersville Lake. There is smorgasbord of activities on the beautiful lake, which sees close to one million visitors every year.
Summersville is also the Gateway to the South, offering white water rafting, zip lining and the New River Gorge Bridge in just a short 30 minute drive. |
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 | Venice, Florida - A serenely coastal embodiment of the Southwest Florida experience, the city of Venice is a magnet for snowbirds, tourists and year-round residents.
Located at the southern end of Sarasota County, it is home to more than 20,000 people in less than 17 square miles of land. The town’s moniker comes from the fabled city in Italy and, like its European namesake, Venice has its own historical charm. |
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 | Winter Haven, Florida - Winter Haven offers a authentic, hometown, small community feel with the amenities of a larger urban area - arts, culture, music, fine and diverse dining options etc. With over 1,400 lake front properties and 55 lakes, you can enjoy the lakeside lifestyle with all the conveniences for a carefree retirement. |
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 | New Iberia, Louisiana - New Iberia is a city with a small down feel. Visit the home of Tabasco pepper sauce, take a walk along the Teche, stay at a bed and breakfast and be sure to enjoy our wonderful restaurants. |
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 | Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia - At Smith Mountain Lake you'll find wonderful places and people.
Our area's great natural beauty--from the waters and woods to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia--is the perfect destination for your very own style of fun, whether you seek days full of activities or just plain relaxing. |
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 | Leesburg, Florida - Leesburg is known as the best place to enjoy a day on the water. Set between three of the most picturesque and welcoming lakes, Leesburg invites residents and visitors to relax in natural beauty. |
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 | Marathon, Florida - Enjoy spectacular sunsets, world class diving, snorkeling, fishing, four-star destination resorts, beachfront rooms, vacation rental homes, cozy inns, a protected deep-water harbor and convenient marina with all the services and amenities boaters need. |
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 | Pickens County, Georgia - Pickens County, Georgia is a welcoming getaway to the North Georgia Mountains that's surrounded by nature, rich in history, and offers endless opportunities to explore. Breath in the fresh Appalachian air, then set out to discover Pickens County's treasures. |
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 | White County Georgia, Georgia - About White County
White County, the 123rd county formed in Georgia, was created in 1857 from a part of the original land lot county of Habersham. In early times, the area of White County formed a transitional boundary between the Cherokee and Creek Native-American nations. The county was named for Newton County Rep. David T. |
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 | Shreveport-Bossier, Louisiana - Shreveport-Bossier: Louisiana’s Other Side is a mixture of the spicy Cajun attitude and wide-open Texas spirit. It’s a unique destination in northwest Louisiana where Creole meets cowboy. It’s where hot crawfish meets big Texas steaks. Our blend of cultures have a tendency to sneak up and surprise you. |
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 | Tupelo, Mississippi - Home to the birthplace of Elvis Presley, great hotels, great restuarants and family friendly attractions, Tupelo, Mississippi is perfectly situated for for any trip to the American South. Located on the Natchez Trace Parkway midway betweeen Memphis and Birmingham and Nasvhille and Jackson, Tupelo is the perfect base for taking in all the culture that the region has to offer. |
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 | Smith County, Tennessee - Smith County is one of those unique special places that lingers warmly in your mind
for years to come. The county’s rich historical legacy blended with the backdrop of the
Cumberland Mountain foothills and quaint Norman Rockwell style river towns, makes it the
awe-inspiring setting for locally owned shops, artisans, distinctive restaurants, and
outdoor adventure. |
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 | Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia - Old time and bluegrass music rings from the mountains to the valleys. Hiking and biking on the New River Trail, floating and canoeing on the New River, Matthews Living History Farm and festivals featuring music, antique vehicles and the state BBQ Championships make our area worth a visit. Multiple antique shops, craft brews and wines add to the charm of our downhome area. |
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 | Fairfax County, Virginia - Located in the heart of Northern Virginia and located next to the US nation's capital - Washington, D.C., Fairfax County will afford you the opportunity to to educate yourself about our role in defining the history of America, or enjoy some of the finest arts and cultural attractions in the nation. |
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 | Nelson County, Virginia - Nelson County is located in Central Virginia midway between the metropolitan areas of Charlottesville and Lynchburg. The county has a total area of 471 square miles. It is bordered on the south and east by the James River and on the north and west by the Blue Ridge Mountains. A large portion of the western section of the county is in the George Washington National Forest. |
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 | Shenandoah County, Virginia - Shenandoah County is in the heart of Virginia's beautiful Shenandoah Valley. It is a stretch of land that is nestled between the Blue Ridge Mountains to the East and the the Appalachians to the West. National Forest land covers 26%of the county and the Valley floor is accentuated by the north fork of the Shenandoah River. |
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 | Meriwether County, Georgia - Beautiful, rural countryside with lots of rolling hills and farmland. Seven small communities make up the county, each with its own distinctive characteristics and history. |
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 | Natchitoches, Louisiana - Natchitoches, (Nack-a-tish) the original French colony in Louisiana, is the oldest settlement in the Louisiana Purchase. Established in 1714, Natchitoches (Nack-a-tish) retains its European flavor through its architecture, heritage and lifestyle. |
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 | Moore County, North Carolina - Over 100 years of southern relaxation. Visit the land of the long-leaf pines and enjoy natural beauty. Surrounding forty-plus golf courses are beautiful walking trails and gardens where you and your family can discover what makes the Sandhills of North Carolina so unique. |
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 | Potomac Highlands, West Virginia - Quiet; Two Lane Paradise; Historic - Frontier, French & Indian War, Civil War; natural beauty; wildlife - Bald Eagles & Wildlife Management Areas, State Parks, & County Parks; hunting; fishing; Farm Markets & Orchards; Fairs & Festivals; Potomac Eagle Excursion Train. |
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 | Mount Airy, North Carolina - Mount Airy has smaller towns and cities as well as beautiful outdoor resources including mountains, parks, rivers, and ponds. |
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 | Charlottesville & Albemarle County, Virginia - Greater Charlottesville consistently ranks among the top communities in the nation. Among numerous accolades, Charlottesville was selected by Frommer's "Cities Ranked & Rated" as "The Best Place to Live" in America; "Best Place to Live" -- Money; "Best Place to Relocate" -- Relocate America; "Top Places to Retire" -- Kiplinger; and many more. |
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 | Northwest Georgia - Whitfield County, Georgia - Northwest Georgia is a beautiful region full of beautiful landscapes. The tourist region is The Historic High Country, with tremendous amounts of fascinating historical areas from The Civil War, railways, and home of the Carpet Capital of the World. |
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 | Fayetteville, North Carolina - Greater Fayetteville offers history, heroes and a hometown feeling. We've got sites devoted to our rich history (from the Revolutionary War to today); a rich wealth of military history; loads of dining and shopping options; and special events throughout the year. |
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 | Palm Bay, Florida - Welcome to the land of outdoor adventure and natural beauty nestled midway between Orlando and Miami. Our rich heritage dwells here in every native treasure and every memory you take home from Turkey Creek to the Indian River Lagoon. |
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 | Greenwood, Mississippi - Welcome to Greenwood, the heart of the Mississippi Delta, that charmed Hollywood and became the setting for most of the scenes filmed in “The Help.” A region rich in cultural heritage and noted for the warmth of both its long summers and its friendly people. |
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 | Greensboro, North Carolina - Greensboro, NC is in the center of the state and 5 hours from Washington, DC and 5 hours from Atlanta, GA. |
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