Which town is the best place to live in the USA?

This place is not hot, humid, or snow 10 inches in the winter. Preferably lots of outdoor activities and close to a body of water within driving distance 30 minutes or less. a not so expensive place and not a lot of pollution please. a not so expensive place and not a lot of pollution please. Springfield, What?

Public Comments

1. Springfield
2. LOS ANGELES!!!!! we got everything here...and unlike new york, the perfect weather all year round!
3. Los Angeles: more specificly Venice Beach Malibu
4. There's no perfect place but you have to weigh all the pros and cons of each state and town. I personally love Philadelphia suburbs as it's close to the beach and mountains. Lots of variety in every direction.
5. Check out Asheville, NC. While it is a few hours from the ocean, it has a great amount of waterfalls, streams, lakes and an ENORMOUS amount of outdoor things to do. It snows in the winter time but is on the east side of the Appalachians so it does not get too cold. The fall is the most beautiful scenery you will every come across. It was in the top 10 places to live in 2008. Also, Fort Collins, CO was ranked number 2 and I have lived in Colorado and it is amazing, just not close to any ocean at all.
6. maybe Seattle Washington the weather is seasonal but its pretty mild because of the air current from the ocean, it rains alot so humidity doesnt build in the air, it snows minimally and the snow usually just melts away in a few days, seattle is surrounded by the outdoors, there are the mountains, the ocean, the green forests, and puget sound which is like thousands of acres of woods and waterways off of the bay
7. Akron, Ohio.
8. Springfield, MA? Lexington, MA or Waltham, MA are pretty good areas, Natick as well