I scream! You scream! We all scream for ice cream!Summer isn't over yet! There's still time to treat your family to a cool treat.
USA Today put together a roundup of our country's best ice cream parlors. They asked local travel experts to name one great ice cream shop in each state and the District of Columbia. Here's a sampling of the top 50, and click here for the full story.
Alabama
Founded in 1985 as a roadside fruit stand, Peach Park in Clanton developed such a following of its homemade ice cream, flavored with freshChilton County peaches, that had co-owner Frances Gray burning more than a little midnight oil to keep up with demand. Now a full-scale operation selling preserves, from-scratch fried pies and BBQ, it's one of the best Interstate 65 pit stops. 2300 7th St. South.; 205-755-2065; peachpark.net
Recommended by Kim Cross, travel editor, Southern Living magazineAlaska
Among the homemade flavors that light up patrons' faces at Hot Licks Homemade Ice Cream in Fairbanks is Aurora Borealisraspberry and blueberry pur es swirled into super-premium vanilla ice cream. 3453 College Rd. (seasonal) and Chena Pump Plaza; 907-479-7813
Recommended by the Alaska magazine staffArkansas
When things heat up in Hot Springs, the locals cool off at Dolce Gelato. Located in a busy shopping center in Arkansas' Spa City rather than on a cobblestone street, Dolce Gelato serves up 36 flavors of house-made Italian ice cream. Try the raspberry. 228 Cornerstone Blvd., Hot Springs; 501-525-6580
Recommended by Libby Smith, travel editor, Arkansas Democrat-GazetteArizona
Salted butter caramel, cheese-course duo and honey lavender aren't your standard flavors, but Sweet Republic believes ice cream is a reflection of our unique personalities. The Scottsdale establishment uses all-natural, farm-fresh ingredients, so there's no need to feel guilty about your sweet indulgence. Even tried-and-true vanilla and chocolate fans will feel they've entered a whole new flavor galaxy. 9160 E. Shea Blvd.; 480-248-6979; sweetrepublic.com
Recommended by Robin Sewell, executive producer and host of Arizona Highways Television
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