Folsom was practically built for active aging. Set on the American River between Sacramento and Gold Country, this walkable Northern California city pairs a Gold Rush historic district, miles of flat paved trails along Lake Natoma, and a full lineup of arts, dining, and shopping with the kind of easygoing

North Scottsdale was practically built for active aging. The corridor between the McDowell Mountains and Fountain Hills offers some of the flattest, most scenic paved paths in Arizona, a nationally recognized desert preserve with dedicated accessible trails, walkable Fountain Hills art and history stops, and a stretch of golf courses

Palm Desert sits in the geographic heart of the Coachella Valley, and locals will tell you that is exactly where you want to be. Within a few minutes of the city’s center you will find a formal rose garden framed by the Santa Rosa Mountains, a mile of galleries and

Las Vegas has a secret that locals figured out long ago: the best version of this city is not the one on postcards. Beyond the casino floors, you will find red sandstone canyons twenty minutes from the western suburbs, palm-shaded park loops, free botanical gardens tucked inside world-famous resorts, and

Eagle, Idaho has a rare combination going for it. It is small enough to park once and stroll, green enough to feel like a getaway, and close enough to Boise that a symphony night or a medical appointment is an easy drive. For adults 55 and over, that mix is

Scottsdale was practically built for active seniors. With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, a citywide network of flat paved paths, world-class golf, walkable arts districts, and some of the best-run senior centers in Arizona, there is always something to do here, whether you want a gentle morning