Places with mountains, valleys, hills, etc

Vermont and New Hampshire are beautiful places but beautiful may not mean you would enjoy living there.

Vermont and New Hampshire are beautiful places but beautiful may not mean you would enjoy living there.

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Honestly i don't really do anything with my life at the moment so i don't really need much. But what's the downside to living there ?

I lived in Maine for 8 years and it is quite a scenic state for the sake of my late second wife but cannot recommend it as a state to relocate due to poor infrastructure and employment opportunities. I currently live in Tennessee which I consider the most scenic state I have lived in - no state income tax, plenty of jobs if you stall away from the rural areas and countless mountains, valleys and hills.

Hello. I know this may be a weird questions but I'm 19 and hoping to move out of my parents house in a few years, and am looking for places that are beautiful. I'm on the east coast so if y'all can post places (cities, states) that are around the east side of America ( North Carolina, Virginia, New York, etc), and a little inland ( Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee, etc), I would appreciate it.

Brutal winters.

Tennessee is quite picturesque. You got mountains in the east, rolling hills where I am in the west.

Fall foliage tends to brown though. You have to go over to Virginia for the wild riot of fall color.

People are downright neighborly here. We hold the door open for someone coming in behind us and pull over to the shoulder before turning off the highway so we won't slow down the person behind us.

Downside of living here is, no high paying jobs. Factory jobs are about as good as it gets around these parts.

On the other hand, the cost of living is pretty low here.


Define brutal. It usually doesn't get below 16F here in winter. It might snow once a year, or maybe not. That's only brutal if you grew up in Flori... oh.