If you could pack up and move somewhere new tomorrow, where would you go?

Just a fun, mid work day question that I have been pondering recently. If finances, children, relationships, etc were not a factor, where would you move solely based on quality of life? Of course, excellent climbing is a bonus.

Simple, Almo, Idaho

RKM wrote:

Simple, Almo, Idaho

Dude you so should do it.

I've been happily married for a very long time, but if that relationship tragically ceased to exist, I would move to Genova (Genoa) Italy. All my family is on the East Coast of the US, so I wouldn't be much farther away from them there than I am now.  I like cities and it's a nice medium size city.  the climate there is good - it's the Italian Riviera.  Easy access to the Alps, lots of cragging not too far away. Easy access by train to the other places in Europe that I love.

phylp phylp wrote: I would move to Genova (Genoa) Italy. . . . the climate there is good - it's the Italian Riviera. 

Well yeah, excepting world war III, a financial meltdown and no power because of an EMP, I would certainly move to Cortina de Ampezzo.  I like sitting in the town square and the pizza!

Gap.

I hear Boise is the best

Ouray 

Cornudella, Spain. Next to Siurana, Montsant, Margalef, and lifetimes more within a few hr in Spain and France. Escape to the Alps for summers. 

Probably Vancouver BC. Although right now I'm perfectly happy with an east side suburb of SLC.

Leonidio greece

Truth is I don't think I would. 45 minutes to the ocean, half hour to the local mountain scene. I like winter, and generally believe that folks should get over the bugs

Fontainebleau 

Strawberry.

Lover’s Leap, Phantom Spires, Sugarloaf, Desolation Wilderness, Tahoe Sierra, and a kick ass community!

Wait, I’m already here  

Lucky me!

Briancon

East Sonora

RKM wrote:

Simple, Almo, Idaho

I’ll join you. Short distance to rexburg to visit the folks! The pizza holds up as well! 

Petch wrote:

Strawberry.

Lover’s Leap, Phantom Spires, Sugarloaf, Desolation Wilderness, Tahoe Sierra, and a kick ass community!

Wait, I’m already here  

Lucky me!

Is that why you go to greece for vacation climbing?

JCM wrote:

Briancon

Briancon is nice. I like Arco as well. Most places seem better to visit than to live.

John Clark wrote:

Is that why you go to greece for vacation climbing?

Even luckier me!

See you at the Loaf tomorrow or Monday, or Tuesday…

I would probably moved back where I was 3 years ago: Lausanne.
Valais & Chamonix next door, the lake, very cool city, international crowd, geneva airport, high quality of life. France is also next door.

Or Chamonix itself, if I had unlimited time I could have become an hardcore alpine dude ;)