Cities similar to Denver

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Anonymous wrote:Phoenix in the fall is great

Atlanta has so much to offer

Atlanta is sprawling and while Chattanooga is only two hours away IMO the great outdoors feel really far from metro atl.

I drove through Chattanooga once and didn't have time to stop, but it looked like a really nice city with lots to do. Beautiful surroundings. might be a consideration for OP- I bet it's beautiful in fall!

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06/18/2022 05:42

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Really?? I loved Colorado but Denver itself was one of the least memorable / most anonymous big US cities I’ve ever been to

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06/18/2022 06:02

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Asheville!

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06/18/2022 08:23

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Anonymous wrote:Portland, Maine is great but is far from big feeling wilderness. It also might be lacking in big city feel because Boston is the big city and isn't far.

There are few places like the Front Range. SLC comes to mind as similar. I've heard good things about Boise.

Lots of beautiful hiking and lakes within an hour or two of Portland. True, you don't have the Rockies or Sawtooth Mountains, but, OTOH, SLC, Boise and Denver don't have the ocean.

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06/18/2022 09:09

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I don’t think there’s a truly comparable city in the US in terms of proximity to outdoors plus great culture, including every professional sport. Phoenix is unbearably hot in September but at least you can drive North. SLC is even closer to the outdoors with so many incredible road trips, but it lacks in culture and the pollution is bad (but Park City is only 25 minutes away and outside the inversion). Boatman and Spokane are both great, but much smaller than Denver. Seattle might be a good option. Still pretty nice in September.

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06/19/2022 08:39

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