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All New Guide to the
Best Getaways for a
Vacation or a Lifetime

The Great Towns of America

The all-new, fully revised second edition of the premier national guidebook, The Great Towns of America, was released on January 1, 2009. Be among the first to order the new comprehensive guidebook.

Great Towns are the nation’s most favored communities, enjoying both urban charms and unforgettable settings. Some are well known, like Bar Harbor and Branson. Others — like Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin and Petoskey, Michigan — haven’t yet been discovered by most people. Each great town is a fun-filled getaway with enough recreational and cultural highlights to make it a worthy vacation town, or as the best place for you to call home.

David and Joan Vokac personally visited more than two hundred semi-finalist towns for more than two years and 90,000 miles of research. All towns were re-evaluated, and some of the original great towns were supplanted by newcomers with even more grace and charm. The result is the second edition of The Great Towns of America — the only detailed travel and relocation guide to America's 100 top towns, the most scenic and civilized alternatives to the nation's cities.

All major attractions, restaurants, and lodgings are detailed, along with the very latest livability ratings (including election results from November 2008) in the guidebook.

The role of www.greattowns.com is to continuously update the guidebook on these website pages.

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Sedona Arizona

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Other previously featured towns:
Estes Park, ColoradoMount Dora, Florida • Bigfork, MontanaNorth Conway, New Hampshire
Waynesville, North Carolina Ashland, Oregon Joseph, Oregon Fredericksburg, Texas