We know how it feels to walk in interesting, people-friendly places and how it feels to walk in a place designed primarily for cars. But how can we measure that feeling? Learn about Walkability Checklists. [Article by Katy Lang]

Learn about the neighborhood, view crime and safety, see what locals are saying, browse photos and places. View neighborhood restaurants, coffee shops, grocery stores, schools, parks, and more. [walkscore.com]

Support local farmers directly with your wallet and enjoy the most delicious / healthy fruits and vegetables available.

Giving people an opportunity to recycle and compost where they live, increases the amount diverted from landfills.

In cities and towns across the world, public transportation plays an important role in the lives of residents and visitors alike. Buses, subways, trains, and other public vehicles are designed to make life easier for everyone.

With great schools close by you can enjoy extra time with your kids as you walk them to/from school.

Open green areas provide a place to enjoy nature, walk the dogs, and space to play lawn games.