I live in Colorado (small town no mountians even close to me) I want to move whats a cool State and why?

Question

I hate my town but I love Colorado. Any input would be cool! Thanks

Answer 1

Alaska would have to ge the coolest, becasue if it is farther north then any other state.

Answer 2

Well if you love Colorado and only hate your town maybe you should just change towns and not states! Now with that said I will still answer your question; Belive it or not New York state is great; Forget about the City I'm talking about what they call Upstate which is everything away from the city. The people are very friendly (you can't walk through most towns without half the people you see saying Hi to ya), the laws are pretty easy to get along with, the state agencies are great and very much there for you in anyway they can help, the countryside is absolutely beautiful, Land and homes are amazingly cheap you can buy a fairly nice home for like $30k and I have seen decent fixer uppers for like $5k, all the prices on normal household items are cheap too like food for example I can buy a dozen eggs for $.59 a whole fryer chicken for $2 Etc., the crime rate is quite low even in most of the larger cities, the weather although a bit cold is way better than you would tend to think (and probably not much colder than in Colorado), wages can tend to be a bit on the low side but things are cheap enough it really does'nt matter ( a person working at MacDonalds can afford to buy a home, try that in most states!) the counties and towns are very family oriented as well as having schools that are quite good! I lived most of my life in California and I can tell ya that New York is much nicer in many ways ! oh you may hear that Taxes are high but I can tell you I would much rather pay 15 or 20 % on a $30k home than pay even a very low 5% on a $300k equivalent home in California

Answer 3

If you're out in the eastern third of Colorado (sounds like you are), then why not move to the mountains? I used to live in Colorado Springs, and I don't think I would have liked living out on the prairie either, but some of the small mountain towns are great!

Answer 4

I live in Alaska... It is fantastic here.. The mountain go on forever, there are millions of places to go camping, the fishing here is the best in the world, the skiing is great, the economy is booming, etc... I could go on and on.. The winters are kinda long, but the summers more than make up for it.. Oh yeah, the first time you see the northern lights, you'll know this place is for you... good luck!!

Answer 5

I have property in Larkspur (just south of Denver) lots of mountain views but close to denver and colorado springs. I also have property in Canon City, lots of mountain views and small town close to skiing and casinos. They are both for sale if you are interested.

Answer 6

i'm a fourteen year previous female residing in a small city in Maryland, and as quickly as I graduate intense college i'm so out! i in my view don't be attentive to approximately my destiny. i'm getting sturdy grades and that i'm smart- yet we don't have a ton of money. i'm frightened approximately how i could have the money for to circulate to college in California. I used to need to be super wealthy, yet now i think of I understand how this is probable no longer likely to ensue. i think of i will come lower back to Maryland to circulate to people and stuff, and area of me will omit it. i've got had some undesirable reports right here, inspite of the incontrovertible fact that this is the place I grew up, you be attentive to? area of you is extremely rooted on your youth city via fact all your memories are right here. i will omit some issues approximately small cities- being waiting to stroll into the super industry and run into Mr. Charles from down the line and Brittany from soccer and your Aunt Jenny. yet California represents journey for me- freedom and risk. Love Caroline<3

Answer 7

if you like the weather there in colorado, move closer to the mountains-like colorado springs?