Which of the main 3 cities in U.S. has best outdoor activities? (live, store)

[radiodude84]

Which one? And why?

I say L.A. because of the massive parks, horseback riding, beaches, and good weather most of the year.

[TX_AGGIE13]

Well, you have the main 3 cities wrong first of all....San Francisco???

[LINative]

Originally Posted by radiodude84

Which one? And why?

I say L.A. because of the massive parks, horseback riding, beaches, and good weather most of the year.

And I would totally agree. Especially because of the year round weather.

For second place if you are only talking about the actual city and immediate area - probably Chicago which is less crowded, its forest preserves, and a great waterfront for water activites in Lake Michigan. If you are talking about close by regional than NYC which has skiing, hiking, boating etc in the Catskills, Jersey shore, Long Island, Hudson Valley and Connecticut.

[cottonwood2420]

Los Angeles because of the good weather, parks and beaches.

[NowInWI]

You've said you're from Houston - did they teach you there that San Francisco was one of the three main cities?

[LINative]

Originally Posted by TX_AGGIE13

Well, you have the main 3 cities wrong first of all....San Francisco???

LOl - I did not catch that!

See my post #3 - I read San Francisco and changed it in my mind to the correct city - Chicago!

[nature's message]

Why isn't Chicago on here?? When you mean't "three main cities in the US", I thought you mean't the big 3.

[KerrTown]

San Francisco seems more outdoorsy to me. Marin County is the epitome of the green grass of California (and where California cows live). Napa is not that far away and the Redwoods is in the region.

Just look at the Hermès store locator and you'll see someone hiking among the NorCal Redwoods in the San Francisco submenu.

[thePR]

So why is San Francisco there?

[Chicago60614]

Oh jeez......another bitchfest with no outcome.....