52 Charming US Cities You’d Never Thought to Visit

46. War Eagle, Arkansas

The famous War Eagle Mill was built in 1832 and has been destroyed and rebuilt three times, yet it’s still in operation today. During the fall, the town hosts an elaborate craft fair that DIY lovers won’t want to miss.

47. Creede, Colorado

This historic mining town is like walking into an old western movie. In fact, Johnny Depp shot scenes here for the action western Lone Ranger. The downtown shops and surrounding nature adventures allow you to enjoy a trip that’s as busy or quiet as you’d like.

48. Abilene, Kansas

This town’s claim to fame is that President Dwight D. Eisenhower grew up here, which is why they have a library and museum dedicated to him. Another can’t-miss attraction is Great Plains Theatre, which used to be a church.

49. Boone, North Carolina

It’s appropriate that this town is named after American pioneer Daniel Boone, since most visitors come to hike and explore the local Blue Ridge Mountains. The town is also full of bluegrass musicians and Appalachian storytellers.

50. Milton, Delaware

You don’t have to choose between different bodies of water here: It’s located on the banks of the Broadkill River and is just a few miles from the Delaware Bay. But some people might find it even more exciting that it’s home to the famous Dogfish Head Brewing Company.