Mr. Long, I agree with you. I am so tired of the big stores, skyscrapers, subway, etc. Give me a small/medium American American city and I am in peace with myself.
Bridgeport, California. An old town with a 150 year old courthouse, a 40,000 acre pasture surrounding the town and the eastern Sierra escarpment on the west side of the valley. Best main street I've lived near all my life.
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I have to agree, Colorado is the best state for most beautiful mountain towns. Estes Park, Aspen, Breckenridge, Ouray, Durango, Steamboat Springs, Leadville, Telluride.....the list goes on.
Nice video. However, I would rank Telluride much higher on your list, assuming they are in order beauty. If not, then I would add Aspen and Park City--possibly Breckenridge. Some mountain towns are hard to beat.
Telluride's main street is probably top three in the country in terms of scenery. Aspen.....eh. Nice but probably wouldn't be in my top 10. Estes Park and Ouray would be.
I lived in Breckenridge and Telluride Colorado back in the 70s. Telluride was called Little Switzerland, I remember and we had the Matterhorn on the wall at school. Fell in love with a Swiss girl in San Francisco in the 80s and have been here for 31 years now outside of Zurich. All good, but I do have Colorado in my head if I ever wanted to return. Colorado is in my head the most, after living in New Jersey, Idaho, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maine, Oregon, Washington and California.
@@wendaltvedt4673 I went to my mom`s place just north of SF, after graduation up by Seattle. I started ballet dancing for 4 years and ended up on Union & Fillmore street in the 80s for the first time living alone. I was working and living in a B&B, so that went well. It was expensive then and my salary was crap, but I made the best of it.
@@davidbalmer473 Right on. I visited SF once in the 90s but that was enough for me. I don't care for Cali but there are some nice mountain towns northwest CA I wanna visit at some point. Oh and Yosemite national park I wanna see some day.
Durango isn't even one of the best cities in Colorado, so it's hardly going to make a national list. Whitefish is known for the home of scumbag white nationalists, so maybe that's why it does't make the list. Ketchum, although I love the town, is pretty much a boutique yuppie town. Unless you got money, forget it.
Some comments say they do not like the computer generated narration. If I find any aspect of a presentation that I don't like, I always put it on mute and use the closed caption option. Problerm solved.
Ferndale Ca. was a wonderful honeymoon town for us. Called the most painted village west of the Mississippi it is a spectacular site of old victorian buildings.
Port Townsend has a nice harbor not shown. It was supposed to be the chief port of Washington until railroads decided to go directly north through Tacoma and Seattle to British Columbia I was told.
C MP I am amazed to learn that Bisbee isn't nearly as hot as Phoenix in the summer. Amazing. So maybe the fact that the town is only about 5,000 people is why it doesn't make the list.
I'VE NEVER BEEN , MISSED IT ON ONE OF MY 3 CROSS COUNTRY BIKE RIDES. THE PASS IS CLOSED DURING HEAVY SNOWS. I SAW PICTURES THOUGH SO DEFINITELY WANT TO DO IT. PLUS MY SOON TO BE X WIFE OF 15 YEARS LIVES THERE IN DOWN TOWN UNIV. SECTION THE NEW FREE POLICE ZONE THEY CREATED THEN TORE DOWN:) A SNOW FLAKE BUT LOVE HER:)
@@rafdecc By the way that's awesome that you did 3 cross country bike rides! That's actually one of my life goals, to bike across the USA after college! What were your routes?
Leavenworth? Its a cheap pseudo-simulation of a Bavarian town. Not authentic and full of little more than bad restaurants, and t-shirt and souvenir shops. A tourist trap. Skip it.
Claude Ciancio I would disagree, I’ve been there multiple times and it’s amazing. Sure, it’s a little touristy but the food is very good and the location is breathtaking.
Can't believe you didn't include the most famous main street of all, the one Disney modeled theirs after... Old Town, Fort Collins, CO... Walnut St, Mountain and College Aves.
You missed Aspen, Colorado and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The cowboys and the ranchers are now gone from Steamboat, but F.M.Light retail store is still there, I hope!
Sad to say that just 3 days ago staunton had a sever flood with over 5in of rain falling in an hour. Many businesses suffered total losses. It was truly a magnificent main street and with the residents tenacity it will be again
Well preserved... I could suggest Marshall, Michigan, which has lots of historic buildings and nothing really modern on Michigan Avenue. Worth the detour off I-69 or I-94.
Too bad the "reformers" cleaned up the debauchery in Deadwood. You see ladies and gentlemen, The USA was once a free country but one must have been alive in the late 19th and/or very early in the 20th century to enjoy those freedoms before they began to end.
Oh, yeah, America was so great when people got shot in the street and the killers got away with it. America was so great when there was wide spread corruption and the evil doers got away with it. Fucking moron.
You forgot to mention Ouray in Colorado, one gem in the heart of this state. Also Sedona in Arizona, home of one of the most pictures taken of a certain rock formation. Read up Dude, you missed many great places. I just gave you two hints as there are many more...........
Natchitoches listed as pronounced nak-e-tesh on most of the internet but most people that live there say nak-e-dish. They both sound close. Lived there a few years. Front street is cobblestone. Natchitoches Christmas Festival is great!
America is so beautiful
Yup
Until you reach Compton
Great list of cities in USA 🇺🇸 beautiful cities amazing places in USA 🇺🇸 ❤❤❤❤❤
Every town in New Hampshire and Vermont
Nothing says America like WalMart and Amazon, which unfortunately have destroyed many charming little main streets across the land.
Tell me why Tony?
Tony Long yea for real
Mr. Long, I agree with you. I am so tired of the big stores, skyscrapers, subway, etc. Give me a small/medium American American city and I am in peace with myself.
@@carlosdasilva3993 try Joseph in south eastern Oregon. Very plesant place.
@@iconstructionandnotonly4703 Because they have put *so* many mom and pop shops, out of business.
Love all the "Hey, what about me? I'm beautiful, too" comments.
Great video! I love the architecture!
Beautiful ❤️ towns will like to visit very soon
Ouray Colorado is a beautiful place as well
The ranch
Awesome 👏 can’t wait to visit them. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏽
St Augustine Florida
Possibly the most beautiful city in America (not to mention the oldest).
Telluride is beautiful town 😍
And thank you 😃
Bridgeport, California. An old town with a 150 year old courthouse, a 40,000 acre pasture surrounding the town and the eastern Sierra escarpment on the west side of the valley. Best main street I've lived near all my life.
Colorado has the best mountain towns
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I have to agree, Colorado is the best state for most beautiful mountain towns. Estes Park, Aspen, Breckenridge, Ouray, Durango, Steamboat Springs, Leadville, Telluride.....the list goes on.
I live on main street in downtown galena. It's such a blessing living here.
I would not want to live in Illinois
Sedona, AZ if just for the scenery itself!
YES! YES! YESSSSSS!!!!!!!
@Jay Sebring Are you calling me a weirdo to my face?
@Jay Sebring I am really scared of an internet troll! Get a life!
Leavenworth, WA is missing here
Love Eureka Springs, AR.
Really?
How about Oakland, California?
Just kidding. Lol.
Have you been to leavenworth Wa. So beautiful.
Ronald Spears one of my favorite places
That's a good mention. Was there a couple of years ago around Christmas. Love all the german themed buildings and christmas decor
Nice video. However, I would rank Telluride much higher on your list, assuming they are in order beauty. If not, then I would add Aspen and Park City--possibly Breckenridge. Some mountain towns are hard to beat.
Hahahahaha, I wonder where you
re from 🥰
Telluride's main street is probably top three in the country in terms of scenery. Aspen.....eh. Nice but probably wouldn't be in my top 10. Estes Park and Ouray would be.
Jim Thorpe, PA and Disneyland CA are 2 of my favorites. :)
The most beautiful Main Street in small town I visited is MADISON , Indiana. 30 blocks on National Register.
utahdan231, I completely agree! Madison is amazing!!!
Bloomington, Indiana is a beautiful place too.
I would agree with Madison, and I like Bloomington as well.
Can’t believe that Franklin TN is not included among the top 10!
Mackinac island? Hello!
More charming and quaint than most of these mentioned: New Hope, Pennsylvania.
I love New Hope!
New hope is good. I love jim thorpe also
@@averagejoe4932 Yes of course! Come to think of it Jim Thorpe edges out even New Hope. Pennsylvania has many, many beautiful Main Street towns!
@@MrButch-ls8vl Skippack!
Ritchie Blackmore comes to New Hope to go ghost hunting
Beautiful!!!
I lived in Breckenridge and Telluride Colorado back in the 70s. Telluride was called Little Switzerland, I remember and we had the Matterhorn on the wall at school. Fell in love with a Swiss girl in San Francisco in the 80s and have been here for 31 years now outside of Zurich. All good, but I do have Colorado in my head if I ever wanted to return. Colorado is in my head the most, after living in New Jersey, Idaho, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maine, Oregon, Washington and California.
Yikes, how do you go from gorgeous Colorado to homeless central San Fransisco, poop all over the streets.
@@wendaltvedt4673 I went to my mom`s place just north of SF, after graduation up by Seattle. I started ballet dancing for 4 years and ended up on Union & Fillmore street in the 80s for the first time living alone. I was working and living in a B&B, so that went well. It was expensive then and my salary was crap, but I made the best of it.
@@davidbalmer473 Right on. I visited SF once in the 90s but that was enough for me. I don't care for Cali but there are some nice mountain towns northwest CA I wanna visit at some point. Oh and Yosemite national park I wanna see some day.
@@wendaltvedt4673 I know Yosemite, Wendal. Do it.
Really enjoyed, however, Park City, Utah would have been a much better choice over Brigham City.
Not really, Park City is overrated while Brigham City is quietly stunning.
@@billturner3815 Park City is much more expensive, but still *far* more beautiful.
Durango CO is breathtaking
It's nice but not as breathtaking as Estes Park, Ouray or Telluride
Awesome views！！
I’ve been to most of those towns, I think Cody Wyoming probably should make the list. 🎅🏻🏴☠️🏔
I really want to visit Cody for the firearms museum.
@@aramondehasashi3324 it’s amazing, the Buffalo Bill museum complex is second to none. All of the museums are amazing. 🎅🏻🏴☠️🏔 Take Care
Love these
Great stuff...!!🚗💨
Nevada City business center is a designated National Historic District .
Pacific Grove, CA; Petaluma, CA; Hood River, OR; Ellensburg, WA; Bozeman, MT; Whitefish, MT; Missoula, MT; Durango, CO; Ogden, UT; Ketchum, ID.
S. P. Plattsburgh NY, Burlington VT, Montpelier VT, Bar Harbor ME.
Park City ,Ut.
and Trinidad Colorado, as well.
Petaluma? Not even close
Durango isn't even one of the best cities in Colorado, so it's hardly going to make a national list. Whitefish is known for the home of scumbag white nationalists, so maybe that's why it does't make the list. Ketchum, although I love the town, is pretty much a boutique yuppie town. Unless you got money, forget it.
My Grandparents live in Brigham City!
Lucky Grandparents.
Some comments say they do not like the computer generated narration. If I find any aspect of a presentation that I don't like, I always put it on mute and use the closed caption option. Problerm solved.
So diverse
Lake Arrowhead/Bluejay, Ca. Very beautiful, especially during a snowfall...
Glad one place in Washington was on the list.
Ferndale Ca. was a wonderful honeymoon town for us. Called the most painted village west of the Mississippi it is a spectacular site of old victorian buildings.
What about Calistoga? Wine country. Very beautiful and quaint.
1:17 "It was the largest steamboat hub north of Street. Louis." TTS FAIL!!
I don' think the narrator has ever been in US at all
It's been quite a while since I was through there but when I saw the title, I thought sure Aspen would be included.
Aspen's main street is real nice but it probably wouldn't make my top ten.
The waterfront battery in Charleston,SC should be on here for sure.
Charleston has many beautiful streets and buildings, but the Battery is not a main street. That would be King St.
Durango, Co needs to be added👍😀
Yes they never do I live in Durango
Durango is very pretty but had a bad experience with some of the college shitheads there that left a bitter taste in my mouth.
When I was in Staunton 45 years ago the residents pronounced it "Stanton".
"Stan-ton" is the correct pronunciation.
Saratoga Springs NY.....nuff said
This list should have all Colorado towns lets be honest.
The Truth B or Arizona
@@user-xd5zi3kt4s a lot of western states have very beautiful towns. Wyoming, Montana, Idaho etc..
Ward, Co.
Ouray,Co😁
Alpine Texas.
Good thing its near STREET LOUIS
Missed Prescott Arizona.
Prescott is a great place, beautiful too.
love Prescott
USA is the most beautiful country in the world 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😍😍😍
I've only been to 2 cities on this video,but I can think of many others just as nice.
Went to school in Telluride
Port Townsend has a nice harbor not shown. It was supposed to be the chief port of Washington until railroads decided to go directly north through Tacoma and Seattle to British Columbia I was told.
Carroll Nh, Lincoln Nh, Conway Nh,etc
Don't forget Keene, NH.
wow i love how they did this
Honorable mention Trona Ca
Bisbee, Arizona.
C MP I am amazed to learn that Bisbee isn't nearly as hot as Phoenix in the summer. Amazing. So maybe the fact that the town is only about 5,000 people is why it doesn't make the list.
I prefer Jerome.
I like Bisbee. It would have been nice to include it.
Fort Benton, MT is a beautiful little town. Right on the Missouri River!
right on the money with Red Lodge...awesome small town to spend the night before traveling to Yellowstone via Beartooth Pass
I was fully expecting to see Sutter Creek or Sonora for California’s beautiful old Gold Rush Main Streets ... Nevada City will do, I suppose!
Love Galena, IL.
And Pella, IA and Deadwood, SD.
Leavenworth, WA is the most beautiful one no debate and it’s not even on the list 😑
I'VE NEVER BEEN , MISSED IT ON ONE OF MY 3 CROSS COUNTRY BIKE RIDES. THE PASS IS CLOSED DURING HEAVY SNOWS. I SAW PICTURES THOUGH SO DEFINITELY WANT TO DO IT. PLUS MY SOON TO BE X WIFE OF 15 YEARS LIVES THERE IN DOWN TOWN UNIV. SECTION THE NEW FREE POLICE ZONE THEY CREATED THEN TORE DOWN:) A SNOW FLAKE BUT LOVE HER:)
@@rafdecc COOL BUT CHILL ON THE ALL CAPS. YEAH YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY VISIT, IT'S BEAUTIFUL
@@rafdecc By the way that's awesome that you did 3 cross country bike rides! That's actually one of my life goals, to bike across the USA after college! What were your routes?
Leavenworth? Its a cheap pseudo-simulation of a Bavarian town. Not authentic and full of little more than bad restaurants, and t-shirt and souvenir shops. A tourist trap. Skip it.
Claude Ciancio I would disagree, I’ve been there multiple times and it’s amazing. Sure, it’s a little touristy but the food is very good and the location is breathtaking.
Can't believe you didn't include the most famous main street of all, the one Disney modeled theirs after... Old Town, Fort Collins, CO... Walnut St, Mountain and College Aves.
NickatLateNite i
I was looking for this comment! FoCo is amazing
Ah yes, street Louis.
Ouray Co 😁#1 Final Answer
Deadwood SD is so cool. It’s like a Wild West town still today. So cool.
Like Virgina City and Tombstone.
You missed Aspen, Colorado and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The cowboys and the ranchers are now gone from Steamboat, but F.M.Light retail store is still there, I hope!
Aspen and Steamboat are nice but neither would make my top ten. Estes Park, Breckenridge and Ouray are much prettier imo
Cooperstown NY, Sea Cliff NY, North Conway NH
Keene, NH is a beautiful town. It was probably considered for the list.
Go Cooperstown!!
I was just in Cooperstown, NY about 5 yrs ago. Def a very cool little quaint village. Skaneateles, NY as well.
Blackwell ave Dover NJ should’ve been on this list
Sad to say that just 3 days ago staunton had a sever flood with over 5in of rain falling in an hour. Many businesses suffered total losses. It was truly a magnificent main street and with the residents tenacity it will be again
Born and raised in Beacon, NY... It never use to look like that either...lol
Oh come on, you need to tell me you're not going to put anything from the Cape Cod area
One close by....Biddeford, Maine.
Hendersonville, NC
Mystic, Connecticut. My home.
Whitefish, Montana
Livingston Mt has a gorgeous main street
Well preserved... I could suggest Marshall, Michigan, which has lots of historic buildings and nothing really modern on Michigan Avenue. Worth the detour off I-69 or I-94.
Why in the hell was Leavenworth WA not included
Because no one gives a rats ass what you opinion is? Just a wild guess.
@@rossogden9920 i gave my dead cats ass but havent heard back yet
THANK YOU!
Jax Blueman have you seen Leavenworth tho? I’m sure your opinion would change too
Leavenworth is top 10 worthy
Park City Utah main street is much prettier than Brigham city
tallis mortallic
I totally agree...
I was just thinking that! Park City ROCKS.
That's what I'm thinking. I live just outside Park City and I thought for sure it would make the list.
Not so, Brigham City is quietly and unassumingly unique and visually stunning. Park City is nice, but Midway is nicer.
You were expecting this kind of thing Where's Manitou Springs Colorado?
West of Colorado Springs on Highway 24. The towns share a border. It's not that beautiful.....
Manitou is nice but not top ten worthy
I love USA.
Yellowsprings Ohio would’ve been a great shout. Great video though!
Tiburon Ca main st at night has an electric feel too it
Madison, IN
Indiana also has Bloomington and Terre Haute, and Ohio has a gem in Westerville.
St. Albans, W.V....long ago.🕊
You forgot Franklin, TN!!!
Joseph Oregon hands down lil switzerland
Mount Dora Florida
Too bad the "reformers" cleaned up the debauchery in Deadwood. You see ladies and gentlemen, The USA was once a free country but one must have been alive in the late 19th and/or very early in the 20th century to enjoy those freedoms before they began to end.
Oh, yeah, America was so great when people got shot in the street and the killers got away with it. America was so great when there was wide spread corruption and the evil doers got away with it. Fucking moron.
Nantucket
You forgot to mention Ouray in Colorado, one gem in the heart of this state. Also Sedona in Arizona, home of one of the most pictures taken of a certain rock formation. Read up Dude, you missed many great places. I just gave you two hints as there are many more...........
I must agree Ouray and Sedona are two of the most gorgeous main streets in the country. I'll be in Sedona next month, lucky me.
What about Ouray, CO?
Stillwater, MN and Anchorage, Alaska are beautiful
Alton Supena Anchorage Alaska is a large city not a small town.
Beacon Main street love that place.
I want to go to america it's my dream i live in india
sorry we're full
Add Holland, MI.
Natchitoches listed as pronounced nak-e-tesh on most of the internet but most people that live there say nak-e-dish. They both sound close. Lived there a few years. Front street is cobblestone. Natchitoches Christmas Festival is great!
Interesting the first photo Telluride right up front is the Masons sign.
What! No Main St Cripple Creek CO?
Cripple Creek is cool but not top ten worthy