Best Places to Walk or Bike

By: scottmedintz

Published: Sep 19, 2014

1 of 15 John Maniaci for the Greater Mad—John Maniaci/UW Hospitals & Clinics

15. Madison, Wis. Population: 239,115 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 14%

2 of 15 Jonas Kahn/Courtesy of the City

14. Somerville, Mass. Population: 78,219 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 14%

3 of 15 Molly Blancett/Courtesy of Eugen

13. Eugene, Ore. Population: 160,367 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 15%

4 of 15 Courtesy of VisitChampiagnCounty

12. Champaign, Ill. Population: 81,699 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 15%

5 of 15 Courtesy of the City of Evanston

11. Evanston, Ill. Population: 75,530 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 15%

6 of 15 Courtesy of IOWA CITY/CORALVILLE

10. Iowa City, Iowa Population: 70,386 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 16%

7 of 15 Paul Shraub/Courtesy of the Sant

9. Santa Cruz, Calif. Population: 63,127 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 16%

8 of 15 Jeffrey Greenberg/ Courtesy of VisitAnnArbor.org

8. Ann Arbor, Mich. Population: 113,535 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 16%

9 of 15 Jonas Kahn/Courtesy of the City of Brookline

7. Brookline, Mass. Population: 60,690 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 17%

10 of 15 Bruno Frontino/Courtesy of Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau

6. Miami Beach, Fla. Population: 91,458 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 18%

11 of 15 Courtesy of GO Boulder

5. Boulder, Colo. Population: 103,819 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 18%

12 of 15 Lainey Dyer/Courtesy of Visit Co

4. Corvallis, Ore. Population: 55,678 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 22%

13 of 15 Courtesy of the City of Davis

3. Davis, Calif. Population: 66,064 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 22%

14 of 15 Courtesy of Visit Berkeley

2. Berkeley, Calif. Population: 117,082 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 23%

15 of 15 LEISE JONES/Courtesy of the Grea

1. Cambridge, Mass. Population: 108,841 | Percent Who Primarily Walk/Bike: 31%