10 Walkable East Coast Cities Where You Can Retire Without A Car
Whether you're looking for a cozy small town or a coastal city, the East Coast has plenty to offer retirees. These spots are easy to get around without a car.
Read MoreWhether you're looking for a cozy small town or a coastal city, the East Coast has plenty to offer retirees. These spots are easy to get around without a car.
Read MoreEnjoy beaches and cute local shops? Instead of settling for Florida, consider this New England spot that has all the amenities retirees are looking for.
Read MoreThe Midwest is home to some of the country's absolute best drives. This route takes you through history as you cruise through forests and skirt idyllic beaches.
Read MoreThis out-of-the-way spot on the South Coast offers fantastic whale and sea lion watching, tide pooling, and a few lovely trails with Pacific outlooks.
Read MoreSome seriously curious lake names and all manner of outdoor adventures await at this gorgeous state forest found in the aptly named Garden State.
Read MoreThis coastal county may have the combination of things you're seeking: senior-friendly taxes, gorgeous coastlines, and plenty to keep you busy, to name a few.
Read MoreMarinette, Wisconsin, offers Lake Michigan beaches, waterfront parks, local restaurants, wineries, and outdoor adventures without the Door County crowds.
Read MoreThis historic border city has been recognized as one of the best places to retire to in Arizona in 2026, offering outdoor recreation and community events.
Read MoreEmbrace the beautiful serenity of the Sooner State at this stunning reservoir, an easy day trip from Oklahoma's largest cities.
Read MoreYou don't need to head to Europe for a little taste of Germany — enjoy traditional beers, Bavarian cuisine, and Oktoberfest celebrations stateside.
Read MoreNice neighborhoods and nearby amenities aren't luxuries; they can make or break even the best retirement plans. That's why this small city is worth a look.
Read MoreThis metro area on the southwest coast offers an incredibly diverse and vibrant mix of activities — along with some of the Sunshine State's most famous beaches.
Read MoreEmbrace the swampy side of the Bayou State at this gorgeous sprawl of wetlands and wildlife located just a short drive from the madness of New Orleans.
Read MoreFor a nature escape with Sierra Nevada scenery that is filled with fun and art, head to this California town that is reclaiming its place after disaster.
Read MoreKalahari Resorts currently have four locations and offer waterpark fun with resort-style stays, but not all customers are impressed with their trips.
Read MoreThe wilderness of the Sunshine State is alive and well at this engaging nature center located between Miami and Boca Raton, Florida.
Read MoreFacing a budget shortfall and no other funding, the state's commission made a tough decision to increase fees across the board and eliminate some options.
Read MoreOne local Iowa lake is offering anglers unlimited catches on bass, bluegill, and other fish species ahead of a planned renovation in the fall of 2026.
Read MoreMagnificent manatees are often seen at this fascinating attraction in Tampa, and you don't need to spend a single cent to admire the marvelous marine mammals.
Read MorePhotos can't capture the true scale of the Grand Canyon. Here's what visitors don't understand about this natural wonder until they experience it.
Read MoreAward-winning wines, picturesque vineyards, and delicious food await in this secluded Pacific Northwest Mountain region that's a serene alternative to Napa.
Read MorePlanning a trip to Las Vegas? With a choice of over 200 hotels, we did the deep dive research for you, and came up with five properties you may want to avoid.
Read MoreDiscover a laid-back California city where water-based activities, fresh seafood, and scenic Delta views all combine for an easygoing getaway.
Read MoreA 2026 study from U-Haul shows that boomers are leaving Chicago behind and settling just three hours away in an iconic, beer-rich Midwest city.
Read MorePlanning a Savannah getaway? These nearby waterfront spots offer peaceful places to swim, cast a line, or get out on the water when the Georgia heat hits.
Read MoreIf you want to embark on a Western escape that will take you away from it all, you can head to this Oregon reservoir that is only partially accessible by road.
Read MoreVisitors must hike over 9 miles roundtrip to enjoy this blissfully quiet lake, but the mountainous scenery and warm, clear waters make every step worth it.
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