Five Waterside Desert Towns Where Rivers and Lakes Shape Daily Life in the American West Desert landscapes don’t usually bring water to mind—and much of the American West is in drought—but in a handful of western towns, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs still cut directly through arid terrain, creating places that feel both stark and livable. […]
Five Lush, Green Towns Brimming with Gardens, Parks and Paths Some towns are defined by their streets and buildings. Others are shaped just as much by what grows between them. These five places are known for their gardens and parks —green spaces that invite you outside. Whether it’s a rose garden tucked into a neighborhood,
Sanibel Island, Florida Beaches, Wildlife and a Community Built Around Preservation Just off the southwestern Florida coast, Sanibel Island is connected to the mainland by a causeway that feels like a quiet threshold between everyday life and island time. Unlike many Florida beach destinations constructed around high-rises and neon nightlife, Sanibel has long had a
Five Dog-Friendly Towns Where Dogs Fit Naturally Into Everyday Life A truly dog-friendly city is a place that builds everyday life around our furry friends. You notice it in sidewalks with waste stations, in cafés with water bowls and in housing options that welcome pets without excessive restrictions. Dog services, including veterinarians, groomers, trainers, walkers,
Tubac, Arizona Retirees Enjoy Rich Southwestern Heritage, Plenty of Sunshine and a Low Key Lifestyle in Artsy, Understated Tubac, Arizona The sleepy Village of Tubac is about 50 miles south of Tucson in southern Arizona and was founded as a presidio (fort) by the Spanish in 1752. It was the first European settlement in Arizona,
Beverly Beach, Florida Laid Back Beverly Beach Sits on a Barrier Island Between the Matanzas River and the Atlantic and Has an Often Uncrowded Strip of Sand Quiet, compact, and unhurried, Beverly Beach is a tiny Flagler County town on Florida’s northeastern coast. Just over a mile long and perched on a narrow barrier island,
Three Things to Consider When Choosing a Retirement Town It’s About More Than Climate and Pretty Scenery Not all towns are created equal when it comes to retirement, and choosing a spot is not just about climate and pretty scenery. A town has to feel right or what’s the point of moving? Here are three
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