Must-visit U.S. cities

The wife and I rent a friend 's mountainside home in Waynesville, N.C. (30 miles west of Asheville) for a week every October, and the town (population 10,000) has four craft breweries. Has to be one of the highest breweries per capita numbers anywhere. Best of all, three of the four are downtown and within walking (or stumbling) distance of each other.

 

Telluride, Colorado

 

Columbus, Ohio....pretty much anywhere in Michigan...Sacramento and NorCal in general....of course Tucson and/or Phoenix area.....San Antone. Albuquerque. Reno maybe....I'm mostly western USA of course. Florida,

 

Before you go, watch the episode of Everybody Loves Raymond in which he and his wife go off for a quick, without-kids getaway.

 

Went on our honeymoon here.
Absolutely fabulous.
Enchanted Circle of Northern New Mexico : New Mexico's Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway and Communities
Also, throw in Colorado Springs/Woodland Park. WP is a very very cool town right next to the sun. 8,465 breathtaking feet. In every possible meaning of the word.
Woodland Park - City Above the Clouds | City Of Woodland Park, Colorado

 

Three? What are the other two?

 

I'm talking about the town I grew up in.

 

I've gotta get by the Clodhopper-Swallowed-A-Yo-Yo brewery sometime. I understand their Bo-Ling IPA is to die for.

 

We're renting a house near Waynesville this summer with some friends. Looking forward to it.

One town I didn't see mentioned was Portsmouth, NH. Great little town.

 

Astoria, Ore. Go to the Buoy brewpub and look at the sea lions through the glass floor. Great place to watch the sunset, too, but get there early for a bar seat.

 

Baltimore.

 

I love NYC, SF and Philly.

Great place you may never have considered: Burlington, VT.