What are your favorite places to live in the US?

[jgraz]

Here's my list:

1. Berkeley, CA


2. Madison, WI


3. Sebastopol, CA


4. Chicago, IL


5. Portland, OR


6. Boston, MA


7. Seattle, WA


8. Manhattan, NY


9. Santa Fe, NM


10. Boulder, CO

(honorable mention to Minneapolis, MN and Albuquerque, NM.)

[Dragonbreathp9d]

1. ok:

1. Lake Tahoe
2. Santa Fe
3. Shenandoah Valley
4. Moro Bay, CA
5. Monteray, CA

(havent been much in the north east or north west soo)

[jgraz]

4. Moro Bay is gorgeous

I haven't spent enough time there to put it on my list, tho.

[stuntcat]

2. West NC

I don't know what town though, I just want to live in the Blue Ridge, with my farm and my pet chickens and goats and stuff.. someday I will.
If I could afford to I'd keep a room in Manhattan at the same time. And while I'm at it an apartment in San Francisco.
This is my plan in case I someday find a million dollars or whatever.

[Deep13]

3. Two feet from my Sweetie.

Presently, that is one county away from Akron, OH.

[bedpanartist]

5. Eastern Kentucky

Man do I miss the hills and its culture, although I do live in the urban appalachian babylon of the United States, Dayton, Ohio.

[skygazer]

6. I've loved every place I've lived so far

Several small towns throughout southern Vermont.

Mobile, Alabama

Santa Cruz Mountains, California

[jgraz]

11. Mobile is a nice town

I'm not a good fit with southern culture, but I enjoyed my brief stay there.

[RebelOne]

7. Mine are:

1. Atlanta, GA (metro area where I live now)

2. Steamboat Springs, CO

3. Gatlinburg, TN

4. Los Angeles, CA

5. Alaska (where I have never been, but I love cold weather)

[TZ]

8. I would definitely agree with you on Boulder, CO

What a beautiful town! I haven't been to any other on your list except Manhattan and not being a big city person I wouldn't have it on my list.
I might add Athens, GA though..seems like a nice little college town. And Savannah is a nice place too.

[jpgray]

9. Merriam Park in St. Paul is quite nice. Quite close to all you need, but residential

[MotorCityMan]

10. If I could afford it, either San Francisco or Sedona, AZ

Just visited San Francisco for the first time, and all the hype doesn't do it justice. One of the most beautiful cities I have ever visited.

Sedona, Arizona, is absolutely breathtaking.

[Arugula Latte]

12. I've lived in many of my favorites:

Berkeley, Calif.
San Francisco
Portland, Ore. (currently live here)
Cambridge, Mass.
Washington DC

I've also lived in Ohio and Colorado. Interesting experiences, but I'm not really cut out for those states.

[Taverner]

13. San Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland, Mendocino, Arcata, Santa Cruz, Boulder Creek

All in California