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Good Places To Move
Posted on 7/27/22 at 8:07 pm
Posted on 7/27/22 at 8:07 pm
Hi all
I started a new job and have the ability to move out of state. I wanted to ask you all what is a good place to move for someone who is young and just out of college? I like sports and outdoors, and don't want to move to a big urban city. What are some thoughts on this?
Been a lurker for many years and wanted to get some good advice from yall here on TD! Thanks
I started a new job and have the ability to move out of state. I wanted to ask you all what is a good place to move for someone who is young and just out of college? I like sports and outdoors, and don't want to move to a big urban city. What are some thoughts on this?
Been a lurker for many years and wanted to get some good advice from yall here on TD! Thanks
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Posted on 7/27/22 at 8:12 pm to tigerguy3
Check out Granbury TX located about 50 miles SW of Fort Worth. Enjoy lakeside rural living, but only an hour away from restaurants, etc.
Posted on 7/27/22 at 8:24 pm to tigerguy3
We could name 50 places if you would like.
Want to narrow things down for us?
Want to narrow things down for us?
Posted on 7/27/22 at 8:24 pm to tigerguy3
I mean; Bentonville is giving 10k bonuses for remote workers to relocate to NWA. Lots of mountain biking, fishing, paddling, hiking and climbing in the area.
Bella Vista or Beaver Lake would give you lakeside with access to larger area.
Bella Vista or Beaver Lake would give you lakeside with access to larger area.
This post was edited on 7/27/22 at 8:26 pm
Posted on 7/28/22 at 6:43 am to tigerguy3
Middle Tennessee is great. Beautiful scenery, lots of places to hunt and fish, no state income tax, and people are very friendly.
Posted on 7/28/22 at 7:22 am to tigerguy3
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What are some thoughts on this?
Move to a big urban city while you’re young, get out your comfort zone. Your older self will thank you
Posted on 7/28/22 at 8:33 am to tigerguy3
Greenville, SC.
The downtown area is great. Very close to the mountains for hiking and outdoor activities. Downtown is clean & fun with predominantly post grad age kids. Clemson is close by and there’s a hockey team & baseball team that has pretty good support.
ETA- lots of beautiful lakes nearby and only about 3.5 to Charleston/beach.
The downtown area is great. Very close to the mountains for hiking and outdoor activities. Downtown is clean & fun with predominantly post grad age kids. Clemson is close by and there’s a hockey team & baseball team that has pretty good support.
ETA- lots of beautiful lakes nearby and only about 3.5 to Charleston/beach.
This post was edited on 7/28/22 at 10:38 am
Posted on 7/28/22 at 2:21 pm to tigerguy3
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I like sports and outdoors, and don't want to move to a big urban city
Bllingham Wa.
Posted on 7/28/22 at 4:46 pm to tigerguy3
Sports and Outdoors interests usually results in selecting states in the 4 seasons zone.
This is where you actually get a spring, summer, fall, and winter. Instead of 2 summers, or 2 winters.
The relative band is something like:
SC/NC/Virginia, KY/Tn, AR/Mizz, KS/NB, WY/CO/UT, NV.
You obvioulsy can throw things in like Northern GA/AL, Tulsa, So. Idaho, etc.
Then, you can narrow your search down to places that are in decent driving distance to an airport or a few major cities.
If you are hardcore about winter sports, you'll gravitate more towards appalacia or rockies over midwest.
If you like camping, or farming, or fishing, or hunting.... all of those things shrink your options.
If you are married, or have kids, or are single... that changes things.
Where is your family?
Why not move around alot?
Travel?
It's really hard to pick a place for someone else because there are alot of variables.
When I start thinking of moving, I gravitate to Charlotte, Nashville, Tulsa/Springfield/Bentonville, Denver, and SLC.
(Well, there and the towns within an hour or two of there.)
You can almost draw a straight line on a map and hit them all.
This is where you actually get a spring, summer, fall, and winter. Instead of 2 summers, or 2 winters.
The relative band is something like:
SC/NC/Virginia, KY/Tn, AR/Mizz, KS/NB, WY/CO/UT, NV.
You obvioulsy can throw things in like Northern GA/AL, Tulsa, So. Idaho, etc.
Then, you can narrow your search down to places that are in decent driving distance to an airport or a few major cities.
If you are hardcore about winter sports, you'll gravitate more towards appalacia or rockies over midwest.
If you like camping, or farming, or fishing, or hunting.... all of those things shrink your options.
If you are married, or have kids, or are single... that changes things.
Where is your family?
Why not move around alot?
Travel?
It's really hard to pick a place for someone else because there are alot of variables.
When I start thinking of moving, I gravitate to Charlotte, Nashville, Tulsa/Springfield/Bentonville, Denver, and SLC.
(Well, there and the towns within an hour or two of there.)
You can almost draw a straight line on a map and hit them all.
Posted on 7/28/22 at 9:49 pm to tigerguy3
I'm in SLC and it's hard to beat. Go visit some places and see what you like
Posted on 7/30/22 at 4:30 am to tigerguy3
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Asheville, Greenville.
These are affordable, have young people, close to outdoors stuff, have good nightlife for the youngish etc
These are affordable, have young people, close to outdoors stuff, have good nightlife for the youngish etc
Posted on 7/30/22 at 10:00 am to tigerguy3
Do you have to be in US? If not id do some island hopping.
Posted on 7/31/22 at 9:03 pm to tigerguy3
Missoula, MT is a pretty awesome college town, that has most of the amenities that you’d want, including a young population (the University of Montana is located there). It’s got bars, restaurants, nearby hiking, fly fishing, hunting, etc… Montana is like a less populated Colorado (including legal recreational marijuana 
)
)Posted on 8/1/22 at 3:20 pm to tigerguy3
Sylva NC - small town within an hour of Asheville, adjacent to the Smokies, Western Carolina University within 15 minute drive, tons of outdoor things to do, many local brew pubs, no big city issues
Posted on 8/2/22 at 11:32 pm to tigerguy3
I'd move to:
Greenville, SC
Smaller towns close to Raleigh, NC
Wilmington, NC
Smaller town outside of Charleston
Anywhere along the coast in Maine
Carmel or Monterrey in California
Near San Diego
Smaller towns near Seattle
Scottsdale, Arizona
Florida: panhandle towns, Sarasota area, Islamorada, Vero
Beach, Melbourne, Jupiter, Sanibel, Naples, maybe Ft. Myers.
Smaller town close to Austin- like Georgetown.
Texas Hill Country towns- Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Blanco, Bandera, Wimberley, Boerne, Kerrville, Utopia, Concan, Leakey, Llano.
Greenville, SC
Smaller towns close to Raleigh, NC
Wilmington, NC
Smaller town outside of Charleston
Anywhere along the coast in Maine
Carmel or Monterrey in California
Near San Diego
Smaller towns near Seattle
Scottsdale, Arizona
Florida: panhandle towns, Sarasota area, Islamorada, Vero
Beach, Melbourne, Jupiter, Sanibel, Naples, maybe Ft. Myers.
Smaller town close to Austin- like Georgetown.
Texas Hill Country towns- Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Blanco, Bandera, Wimberley, Boerne, Kerrville, Utopia, Concan, Leakey, Llano.
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