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Comment: Jheanelle – Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica
It is a small community with friendly neighbors. If you're looking to for a peaceful place, then it is the place for you. You would enjoy its peaceful community and its cool and relaxing atmosphere, great for outdoor activities and hiking. Most communities are just five minutes always from the town center.
Comment: Emma – Brixen, Trentino-South Tyrol, Italy
When you move to this city, you are certainly close to nature. Not far away you can go hiking and skiing. Everyone loves Brixen because a city is connected with nature. Brixen is a very quiet town. You will hardly find brand shops, but many individual shops. Living in the city is quite expensive.
Comment: Olivia – Sligo, County Sligo, Ireland
Someone moving to Sligo should know it is in Northwestern Ireland, on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. Sligo is known for many for many historical writers and artists, such as Jack and William Butler Yeats, and is a popular destination for many outdoor activities, such as hiking and surfing.
Comment: Gauri – Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland. It is on the east coast of the country and has a population of over one million people. Dublin is a vibrant cultural city with many museums, pubs and historical attractions, like the Book of Kells in Trinity College. It is a friendly place and has […]
Comment: Khushi – Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
Dublin is a very vibrant and inviting one It has many things to explore including luxurious bars and restaurants. People in Dublin are very welcoming and you will feel right at home when you get here. There are many attractions to visit including shopping malls, hiking activities and much more.
Comment: Sandeep – Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
[…] Plateau, Indore is India's fourth largest hub for the cotton textile industry. It is also justly famous for its beautiful bangles. Indore can be called the 'food city'. It has great variety and taste in food. You should also see: Lal Bagh Palace, Rajwada Palace, the Patalpani Waterfalls (for hiking and picnics), and Annapurna Temple.
Comment: Abdul – Pune, Maharashtra, India
[…] for a major part of the year. it's a great city for adventurous people since it has many places to explore on the borders of the city. These includes hiking tracks, paragliding, boating, waterfall exploration, etc. Also if you are a foodie, you will the maharashtrian flavour melting down with each bite of street food.
Comment: Hamraz – Port Blair, Andaman And Nicobar Islands, India
Our city is famous for it beautiful beaches and for its extraordinary natural habitats. Anyone who loves nature and an adventurous climate then our city is one of the best for it. We can do sport fishing, scuba diving, hiking etc there are plenty of other things to do in our city.
Comment: Avinash – Kumily, Kerala, India
[…] the high ranges of Kerala, with a moderate climate round the year. But the winters are generally cold and the best season to visit Kumily and the Periyar Tiger Reserve, located nearby. One must make sure to bring warm clothes and hiking gear as Kumily has a great geographical location to engage in outdoor activities.
Comment: Pavan – Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
[…] one of the metropolitan cities in Tamil Nadu. It may not have a lot of malls and theaters but, it is surrounded by holy Nilgiri hills that provide you with the opportunity to go hiking just fo a cup of tea. It is a quiet city where people from different communities stay together in harmony.
Comment: David – Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the most culturally and geographically diverse cities in the world. Anyone who enjoys both commuting through a world-class city of skyscrapers and hiking through trails of a secluded island should consider moving to Hong Kong! The city is filled with people of diverse backgrounds from all over the world […]
Comment: Keith – Hong Kong
Hong Kong is an amazing city. It has everything to offer. Food from all over the world, shopping, beautiful scenery, an efficient public transportation system, amazing hiking trails, skyscrapers, a happening nightlife, lovely beaches, the best parks. Such variety that life is never boring. Perfect for an obsessive photographer like myself. I particularly love […]
Comment: Vasiliki – Bad Dürkheim, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
[…] and sprawling vineyards, Bad Duerkheim is also a city with a rich history dating back to Roman times. There are several local trails that lead to ancient ruins overlooking the town. These offerings and more make Bad Duerkheim a great place for a biking or hiking vacation. Bad Duerkheim is an idyllic place or just.
Comment: Camille – Chevrier, Haute-Savoie, France
It's near the border with Switzerland, good if you want to live in France and work in Switzerland. Countryside, so, a lot of nature, good for hiking. And near big cities also so you don't feel far from society. All together I think it's a good place, you have the better of two worlds, […]
Comment: Laura РClermont Ferrand, Puy-de-D̫me, France
[…] a pleasant city, the only downside is that when you want to travel outside of the city with public transports it gets quite long and complicated. Trains are old and slow and the arport is a small one. you also need a car if you wish to enjoy the beautiful hiking trails around the city.
Comment: Helina – Juri, Harju, Estonia
Juri is a perfect place for starting a family. It has great infrastructure what comes to kindergarten, schools and medical care. It is only 20 minutes from downtown. There is a lot of activities with family. Two hiking trails and a huge sporting complex with gym and swimming pool.
Comment: Sara – Bucaramanga, Santander, Colombia
Bucaramanga is called "the beautiful city" in Colombia! The temperature is around 24 degrees centigrade all year. We are very friendly and hardworking. We love visitors and showing them each of our natural parks; In our parks you can do different extreme sports like climbing, hiking, paragliding, etc.
Comment: Maria – Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia
Bogota has a lot of traffic but that it compensates with all that there is to do here, like going to the theater, hiking, parks, museums, and a lot more. This city has its own charm and the people here is an amazing. And the surroundings are beautiful and full of history.
Comment: Helga – Whitby, Ontario, Canada
Whitby has very outgoing and kind people. The city has a number of enjoyable sites. People can visit the waterfront, go on one of the many hiking trails, sit in a large and quiet library, and more. The city has something for everyone. Whether a person wants to be alone or surrounded by people. […]
Comment: Pauline – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
[…] north and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Although, it gets a lot of rain each year, the climate is one of the mildest in Canada. Skiing, hiking, mountain biking, golfing and tennis are some of the activities that Vancouverites can enjoy almost year-round, however, residents pay a high price to live here. It […]
Comment: Aleksandra – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
[…] located in the province of British Columbia. Someone considering moving to Vancouver should be aware of the weather here. Oftentimes, Vancouver's weather is compared to that of London's because of how often it would rain. In addition, Vancouver is a great city for those who enjoy outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, skiing or snowboarding.
Comment: Elise – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
[…] There are lots of mountains, parks and beaches to wait for you to explore. It never gets hot and you can enjoy the outdoors anywhere, anytime. Morning jogging, beach basking, trail hiking, lake canonning to name a few. It's never too late to move to a splendid place like Vancouver, to make it your home!
Comment: Jessica – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Vancouver has a spectacular and a safe setting. Clearly the nature is unparalleled. There are many hiking opportunities in stunning nature, all within an hours driving distance. The weather is very acceptable, though it is rainy and cloudy in the winter it is manageable. It offers plenty of outdoor activities nearby, people and services […]
Comment: Maria – Toronto, Ontario, Canada
[…] area featuring beaches, parks, and walkways. The CN Tower is Toronto's best known icon, and can be ascended to view the majestic cityscape from all sides, through its glass viewing deck. The Beltline, a public trail converted from an old railway line, cuts through midtown Toronto and is popularly used for hiking, biking and running.
Comment: Aliya – Prince George, British Columbia, Canada
There are approximately 100,000 residents in Prince George. For those who enjoy the great outdoors then this is the place for you. There are many activities including hiking, fishing, boating, snowboarding, skiing and golfing. There are many great places to enjoy dinner out and either take in a movie or go bowling.
Comment: Kelly – Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada
The price of gas is higher here compared to gas prices in larger cities. We have an abundance of grocery stores, liquor stores, and marijuana dispensaries. If they were moving to my city, there are beautiful mountains and many hiking spots only about an hour away.
Comment: Kristin – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
[…] every five Canadians is an immigrant. You can also find many foods, music, fashion, and many other important things from around the world. The city offers a lot of beautiful views, including mountains, ocean, hiking trails, and many other scenery. The public parks in the city give a good view for all who love nature.
Comment: Shehnai – Sun Peaks, British Columbia, Canada
[…] Canada. Although the village itself is small, it has the second largest skiable terrain in Canada (after Whistler). During summer it has an 18 hole golf course, mountain cross carts, hiking, downhill mountain biking, and picturesque views. As with any ski hill in Canada, Sun Peaks is host to people of many nationalities, especially Australians.
Comment: Kevin – Squamish, British Columbia, Canada
[…] small and tight knit community in a beautiful location on the west coast of Canada. It is an amazing place; the mountains and ocean are breathtaking. As it is small, there aren't a lot of things to do, unless you like the outdoors. There are many trails for hiking and biking in and around Squamish.
Comment: Ashley – South Brook, Newfoundland And Labrador, Canada
[…] is a small community, in Green Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador. Currently, there are approximately 500 residents residing in South Brook. There are numerous activities to enjoy and partake in, such as: hiking, fishing, boating, and swimming. You will meet the friendliest people, and quickly take pride in being able to call South Brook your home.
Comment: Sam – Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Someone moving to Edmonton should know about the sprawling hills and vast system of trails in the river valley. Spanning 100s of kilometres, one can spend days hiking and biking within city limits. One summer, due to the construction of an LRT bridge, an "accidental beach" even appeared along the banks of Edmonton's North […]
Comment: Savannah – Calgary, Alberta, Canada
[…] a rodeo, chuck-wagon racing, and much more. Due to the close proximity to the Rocky Mountains, Calgary is a great place to visit for anyone who enjoys hiking, skiing, and other mountain activities. There are also two rivers for floating, rafting, and canoeing. It would also be important to know Calgary's transit system is […]
Comment: Jugraj – Sicamous, British Columbia, Canada
Sicamous is the ideal place for anyone in love with the outdoors, specifically activities involving boating, fishing, hiking, and camping. In close proximity to both Lake Mara and Lake Shuswap, houseboating is a popular activity in summer, with three different local houseboat companies to rent from. This is a tourist town, with population numbers […]
Comment: Noah – Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada
Sault Ste. Marie is an amazing town With a population of around 75,000, the Soo—as it is affectionately called—offers affordable city living with a small town feel. The surrounding areas are abundant with hiking trails, lakes, snowshoe and skiing trails, and campgrounds. Sault Ste. Marie is a nature lover's paradise.
Comment: Cameron – Powell River, British Columbia, Canada
Powell River is a small, diverse town. It has a wide variety of restaurants and eating spots. It is great for anyone who enjoys the outdoors, with lots of opportunities for hiking, biking, and climbing. The community is friendly and welcoming - just visit any of our local markets to find out.
Comment: Colleen – Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Port Coquitlam offers both friendly neighbourhoods and an abundance of hiking trails. The mild climate allows wildlife to thrive, and it makes living in Port Coquitlam even more enjoyable. Port Coquitlam's Hyde Creek is the beginning and end of a salmon run, which is fascinating to witness (though unpleasant to smell)!
Comment: Hawna – Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
Penticton, or Peach City as it's sometimes called, is known for our wineries and and vineyards and our beautiful lakes. Enjoy all the things we offer throughout the year, from tours, hiking or lounging at the beach in summer to skating and skiing at one of our many resorts in winter.
Comment: Tayyab – Newcastle, Ontario, Canada
[…] and very pretty village east of Toronto. There are several good restaurants, two gas stations, two grocery stores and a fairly large pharmacy. People tend to be friendly and relaxed here. There is a beautiful lakefront park with a bike path and hiking trail, and the village has a number of seasonal festivals each year.
Comment: Meenakshi – Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Mississauga city have a lot of outdoor activities for friends and family. Hiking in summer isan everyday activities for people in Mississauga. Living in Mississauga, you'll have access to TTC, Brampton and MyWay transits. The cities largest sports ground is at the main intersection, Courtneypark and Mavis Road, besides Miscellaneous High School.
Comment: Mandy – Milton, Ontario, Canada
[…] these magnificent structural works of art. There are also many great local farms to purchase the freshest produce from. Milton has all the amenities anyone could need and more! There are even beautiful hiking trails that one can spend an entire day exploring. If you find yourself exploring these trails, stop by the gorgeous waterfall!
Comment: Annie – Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
[…] of the healthiest cities in Canada due to the plethora of activities available to visitors and citizens. There are strong road and mountain biking clubs, running clubs, hiking, swimming, golf, mountain climbing, and any water sport imaginable, as well as big mountain skiing and snowboarding, making it a well rounded city for any athlete […]
Comment: Desiree – Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
[…] in Halifax is very minimal, and drivers are very patient! Halifax also has so many outdoor opportunities for those adventure seekers! We have plenty of trails for hiking, lakes for boating, and who can forget the ocean! I am confident Halifax has activities for everyone! Halifax is a tremendous place for raising a family. […]
Comment: Patricia – Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Guelph is a small but vibrant city very close to Toronto. I love the closeness of hiking trails the most. As it is a university city, it offers many options for going out like restaurants, pubs, and clubs. Lack of traffic is important especially if one moved from Toronto as I did. life here […]
Comment: Keirsten – Gibsons, British Columbia, Canada
[…] if you're elderly. It has beautiful forest paths that you could take long, relaxing walks on, and maybe even have a picnic. It has beautiful beach scenery and lovely housing along the beachfront. Gibsons is also a great place for active people and dog lovers due to our many parks, hiking trails, and serene beaches.
Comment: Ameena – Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Edmonton is a wonderful city because of the abundance of outdoor activities available to enjoy. In the warmer months you can go hiking in the river valley or kayaking along the Saskatchewan river. While the colder months bring the festival of lights and trees to ring in the holiday spirit. if you are someone […]
Comment: Yulan – Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Calgary is not for the faint of heart. We get long, harsh winters, and short, mild summers. Calgary has a population of 1.3 million, and is the doorstep to the Canadian Rockies. Picking up a sport like snowboarding or hiking can help immerse yourself in the culture, and make new friends.
Comment: Sarah – Calgary, Alberta, Canada
[…] only two months of summer. An hours drive from the city, you will relish in the view of the mountains and beautiful lakes and breathtaking views while hiking on trails that leads up to the mountains. Calgary is known for its annual Stampede celebration where people from the world over come to celebrate food, […]
Comment: Zoey – Caledon, Ontario, Canada
[…] just forty-five minutes outside of Toronto. Just a short drive from major cities, Caledon offers a small-town feel with the conveniences of a larger city. Caledon features larger detached homes, and is ideally suited for mature families and those accustomed to commuting. Beyond this, Caledon has many parks and trails for walking, hiking or biking.
Comment: Frederique – Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Anyone moving here should know my beautiful city Brampton is known as "Flower City". The city has gorgeous sightseeing areas, campgrounds, hiking areas and mini waterfalls that continue to add on to its magnificence. Most people in my city are friendly, kind and very helpful. This is an amazing city to live with family.
Comment: Georgi – Sofia, Bulgaria
[…] capital of Bulgaria. It is big and lively city with a lot of historical sights. There are a lot of bars, clubs and restaurants you can explore. The city lies just below Vitosha mountain, which is only a short ride distance from the city center. It is a great hiking destination for all outdoor seekers.
