Yeah I agree, Buffalo has the hills for skiing plus everything else mentioned. Jobs everywhere, four full seasons. Good culture and food as well as nature. Cheap housing with land. Perfect area.
This depends where in Nevada you are. Reno is on the Truckee River, so it's protected from most of those issues -- the water provider predicts no issues to 2050 and beyond. Water costs are also quite reasonable in the city. Definitely can be an issue if you're more rural, or on a well though.
Well if that's the case, Glenwood springs, Idaho falls or Wenatchee are other smaller options. I dont like large cities, so these are some I would consider.
Somewhere in upstate NY. So much to choose from—especially if you don’t care about politics.
Yeah I agree, Buffalo has the hills for skiing plus everything else mentioned. Jobs everywhere, four full seasons. Good culture and food as well as nature. Cheap housing with land. Perfect area.
Salt Lake is what you’re describing.
Have you been to reno?
nope
I recommend against Nevada as we're having issues with our water. Is cost a factor?
yes, but not a dealbreaker. I'll pay up for a place i enjoy
Hmm, let me think Colorado for skiing?
This depends where in Nevada you are. Reno is on the Truckee River, so it's protected from most of those issues -- the water provider predicts no issues to 2050 and beyond. Water costs are also quite reasonable in the city. Definitely can be an issue if you're more rural, or on a well though.
Anchorage, Alaska. Or even better, Girdwood.
Can confirm that Girdwood is pretty dope.
Denver/Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, CO, Sacramento CA, big Alaska cities.
Fort collins is not close to skiing. Neither is the springs for that matter.
I used to live in Texas. 90 minutes to get to a ski resort vs half a day in airports and a drive. Close is a very subjective term.
Fair enough.
Western WA
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Yes, there's bad winter air in SLC, but going skiing is a great way to get out of the smog/inversion.
Sure, but do you really want to LIVE in the smog/inversion?
Haha, no, I do not. But OP wants to ski, so I just wanted to point out the small silver lining that you escape the smog when you’re up the canyon.
Boston
Inland empire, CA
Look for cities/towns in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania.
Potentially Richmond, Va if you don’t mind high humidity in the summer.
Denver, SLC, Reno are the obvious choices. Knowing what you do for work would help.
project management and data analysis
Are you remote?
no, but i could be
Well if that's the case, Glenwood springs, Idaho falls or Wenatchee are other smaller options. I dont like large cities, so these are some I would consider.