Best places to live in US for outdoorsy families?
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Anonymous
| Ideal would be near a smaller city with easy access to parks, skiing, hiking, etc. Prefer cooler climates. Towns with good schools a bonus, especially those that emphasize outdoor education. |
Anonymous
| Denver. |
Anonymous
| Denver. Portland (OR). |
Anonymous
| Upstate NY |
Anonymous
| if you like the east coast, Burlington, VT or Asheville, NC |
Anonymous
| Colorado, although it can get hot in the summer in Denver. Or Salt Lake City, which is smaller. |
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Utah/SLC
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Anonymous
| Denver |
Anonymous
| Denver |
Anonymous
| Norwich, VT, right across the river from Hanover, NH where Dartmouth is. Walk to outdoorsy stuff, lots of educated and cultured people from around the world, and more opportunities than most remote areas because of the university and the medical center. |
Anonymous
| Charlottesville |
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Somewhere in Colorado.
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Anonymous
| We moved in Connecticut for this and meets our needs we have actual seasons that you can enjoy. Close to parks nature rivers oceans. As for amenities.....not so much lol but we like it |
Anonymous
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Bend, Oregon
Portland, Maine |