It has an immediate appeal due to its beautiful mountain backdrop and walkable downtown.
Lazy Monk Brewing's German beer hall and Chippewa River and Brewster Bros' combined suds-and-spirits facilities are leading the trend.
Portland, on the East Coast, is becoming a popular weekend destination for New Yorkers and Bostonians.
Those who have never attended the Hangout Music Festival in mid-May may not even be aware that Alabama has beaches.
Burlington, a relative city compared to its Green Mountain hamlets, has all the small-town feel you expect from Vermont
Merced, an hour from the national park, has historic saloons, 1920s art deco architecture, 1950s neon signs, and vinyl or cassette tape businesses.
Alaska's capital city is the vast frontier, where you may scale huge glaciers, and watch whales frolic in turquoise blue waters.
Skip Miami. Tampa, goodbye. Fort Myers, Florida's undervalued beachside getaway, is all about fun in the sun.
The name comes from the boiling geothermal water beneath its surface.
Since 1936, when the 2,700-mile Intracoastal Waterway reached Horry County, Myrtle Beach has been entertaining visitors of all ages.
Maui's largest city offers relief from more crowded island attractions with a well-connected airport, few tourist traps.