This super-cute Martha's Vineyard town is an old whaling port, bustling with old-school Americana and celebrity sightings.
Located in the Green Mountains, the town boasts just about 3,000 residents, plus plenty of things to do and see.
Um, Norman Rockwell used this town in the Berkshires as inspiration for his work. That is all.
The vibes are chill in this seaside town and the East Bay Bike Patch kicks off here and you can ride it all the way to Providence.
Home to an assortment of mom-and-pop shops, restaurants, art galleries and some of the best foliage you'll ever Instagram.
This town offers ocean views & artisanal (and adorable) ice-cream shops. Plus, you're a hop, skip & a jump hike away from Acadia National Park.
Yes, the mansions-like the Breakers- are epic. But so are the sunsets, the coastal walkways and all the charming (regular-sized) homes.
Chatham is a vibrant part of Cape Cod- home to beautiful beaches, but also plenty of culture.
Right on the edge of Penobscot Bay, this postcard-perfect seaport has it all- mountain views, delicious seafood nearby and (made in Maine) wine.
There are approximately 500 year-round residents in this quaint little spot, nestled on the edge of the beautiful White Mountains.
Home to the pizza pie made famous by Julia Roberts, this town's reputation extends well beyond that.
Frequently referred to as the prettiest town in Maine, it's also known for it's old-fashioned charm. So don't miss the shops in Maine Heritage Village.