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6 days ago | 
worldatlas.com | Daria Bachmann
Most people have heard about places like Aspen, Eagle, or Vail, popular mountain towns in Colorado that draw visitors from all over the country and frequently land on the covers of national publications. While these locations boast top-notch ski resorts and stunning outdoor scenery, they also become busy, especially during the peak winter or summer season. Luckily, Colorado has plenty of less-explored destinations that keep crowds at bay due to their remote location.
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1 week ago | 
worldatlas.com | Daria Bachmann
New England is one of the most photogenic parts of the United States, known for its postcard towns where time seems to slow down. Brick-lined Main Streets are a hub for the creative community with their historic venues and artisan shops. In towns where the population stays below 50,000 people, the magic of small-town life lives on, as you can learn history, shop for antique goods, and try local produce in the same place.
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2 weeks ago | 
worldatlas.com | Daria Bachmann
The Pacific Northwest is known for its towering forests, misty coastline, and quirky small towns that thrive off their rich histories and creative spirit. While major destinations like Portland, Seattle, and Boise attract many visitors, the region’s offbeat towns offer a more authentic experience.
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4 weeks ago | 
travelandleisureasia.com | Daria Bachmann
Corippo, located in the scenic Verzasca Valley, was once on the verge of becoming a ghost town with only nine elderly residents remaining. But it underwent a revitalisation in 2022 through the Albergo Diffuso model, turning historic structures into dispersed hotel rooms. Despite its picturesque setting in the heart of Switzerland’s Southern Alps, Corippo isn’t a tourist hotspot.
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4 weeks ago | 
travelandleisureasia.com | Daria Bachmann
Corippo, located in the scenic Verzasca Valley, was once on the verge of becoming a ghost town with only nine elderly residents remaining. But it underwent a revitalisation in 2022 through the Albergo Diffuso model, turning historic structures into dispersed hotel rooms. Despite its picturesque setting in the heart of Switzerland’s Southern Alps, Corippo isn’t a tourist hotspot.
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1 month ago | 
travelandleisure.com | Daria Bachmann
Aerial view of the Swiss town of Corippo in the Verzasca Valley. Credit: Davide Seddio/Getty Images Despite its picturesque setting in the heart of Switzerland’s Southern Alps, Corippo isn’t a tourist hot spot. In 2019, it was on the brink of becoming a ghost town as its population dwindled to just nine residents, all of whom were elderly.
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1 month ago | 
sg.style.yahoo.com | Daria Bachmann
Staff Author, Daria Bachmann8 May 2025 at 11:33 am·4-min readDespite its picturesque setting in the heart of Switzerland’s Southern Alps, Corippo isn’t a tourist hot spot. In 2019, it was on the brink of becoming a ghost town as its population dwindled to just nine residents, all of whom were elderly. This earned Corippo the title of smallest municipality in Switzerland, prompting news headlines, as local officials scrambled to save the village from depopulation.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Daria Bachmann
Corippo, located in the scenic Verzasca Valley, was once on the verge of becoming a ghost town with only nine elderly residents remaining. But it underwent a revitalization in 2022 through the Albergo Diffuso model, turning historic structures into dispersed hotel rooms. Despite its picturesque setting in the heart of Switzerland’s Southern Alps, Corippo isn’t a tourist hot spot.
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1 month ago | 
worldatlas.com | Daria Bachmann
Also known as the Green Mountain State, Vermont is one of the most scenic states in the northeast with scenic drives that wind through its spectacular landscapes, quaint historic towns, and historic landmarks. While Vermont attracts the majority of travelers in fall, when the trees turn up a palette of colors, Vermont is a great place for a road trip during any season.
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1 month ago | 
worldatlas.com | Daria Bachmann
The Finger Lakes are a group of eleven long, glacier-carved lakes in upstate New York. This scenic region has long been one of the most popular escapes away from big cities, where travelers enjoy the outdoors and explore charming small towns that dot these scenic lakes. While popular mainstays such as Ithaca and Geneva get plenty of buzz, the region is home to many quiet towns that lie off the beaten path and are perfect for a curious traveler who is not afraid to explore more.
