Best place to live?

[ozzy702]

Given the following parameters, where in the continental US do believe the best place to live is and why?


Must have the following within a 1 hour drive.

- Mnt Biking
- Hiking
- Access to mid to large sized supermarkets (Walmart and/or Costco a plus)
- Access to basic medical facilities

Must have the following within a 5 hour drive but preferably less.

- Backpacking
- Offroading (4x4, sxs)
- Access to larger medical facilities that can perform surgeries, specialty procedures, etc.

 

[smfulle]

I don’t live there but my Dad does. St. George pretty hits everything on your list. For that matter, Sandy does too.
Is ther more to the story?

 

[jeeper]

Those are pretty loose parameters.. but any where in Utah fits. Other states also fit, like Cali.. but then you have to deal with all their stupid rules and regulations which take all the joy in life away.

 

[ozzy702]

Those are pretty loose parameters.. but any where in Utah fits. Other states also fit, like Cali.. but then you have to deal with all their stupid rules and regulations which take all the joy in life away.

I was purposely broad with the parameters so I could get as many suggestions as possible. Agreed with CA, I'm a refugee.

 

[Noahfecks]

 

[jeep-N-montero]

Cedar City has caught my attention lately or even South Weber.

 

[Greg]

Grand Junction, CO is horrible.... don't come here.

 

[Noahfecks]

Grand Junction, CO is horrible.... don't come here.

It's full of weirdos in whit jeeps :fingers:

 

[Bart]

BWAHahahahahaha

Grand Junction, CO is horrible.... don't come here.

 

[kmboren]

Southern Utah as mentioned above. I live in Hurricane and love it. Still small enough but big enough at the same time, if that makes since.