AZ
Oro Valley
What sets Oro Valley apart from the rest of the Tucson metro is how much of the outdoors is built into daily life here. Catalina State Park sits right at the town's doorstep — more than 5,000 acres of Sonoran desert with trailheads you can reach in minutes, not a weekend road trip — and the town itself maintains around 30 miles of trails for hiking, biking, running, and horseback riding. Beyond the Catalinas, there's Honey Bee Canyon's quiet rocky washes, Naranja Park for the splash-pad-and-dog-park crowd, historic Steam Pump Ranch with its farmers market, and enough golf (El Conquistador, Stone Canyon, Oro Valley Country Club) to keep a foursome busy year-round. It's the kind of place that landed near the top of a national "most livable places to retire in the West" ranking — though you don't have to be retired to appreciate a trailhead that close to home.
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