Small Towns

New Mexico might be the home of arroyos, agave, and the big city of Albuquerque, but its small towns aren’t something you should overlook. Whether you’re on the hunt for a great arts scene or the perfect sunset, our 11 favorites have something for you.

Pop open Mississippi’s hood, and you'll find the state offers any selection of laid-back lifestyles, from beach towns to beautiful wooded retreats. Compared to the rest of the country, there’s affordable housing options all over the state for every taste. With so many great small towns to pick from, we’ve broken it down with our picks for the best small towns in Mississippi. Check out our 12 favorites, along with what makes each so great.

The natural beauty in Nebraska never gets old, as places like Sandhill River and Platte River provide some spectacular scenery, along with the opportunity to engage in some fun outdoor activities like hiking and fishing. Explore all the state has to offer from Ogallala, Valentine, Red Cloud, and beyond.

If you’re looking for a new place to call home, why not consider the Mid-Atlantic state of Delaware? Better yet, how about a small town in Delaware? They’re full of natural beauty, whether you want to live on the oceanfront or near the forest. And you’ll still have easy access to a big city whenever you want, as Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington D.C. are all within a two-hour drive. Basically, the best small towns in Delaware have something to offer everyone. Here are 12 of our favorites.

When describing their home, New Hampshire residents will most likely bring up the gorgeous and abundant geographic regions across the state. The Lakes Region, the Seacoast, and the Great North Woods, for example, offer year-round activities such as hiking, boating, and snowmobiling. But the best part of living in New Hampshire? There are plenty of places to enjoy all that the state has to offer. Check out 12 of the best towns in New Hampshire, known for their small sizes yet large personalities.