Reviewing Great Retirement Towns Since 2006!
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""Life is either a daring adventure or nothing." ~Helen Keller
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August 19, 2025
Short Review:
Surrounded by towering peaks in scenic central Colorado, hip, historic Salida is a colorful town with abundant outdoor recreation, a creative arts district, all sorts of fun events, soothing hot springs and more.
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On one end of a long barrier island, soothing Emerald Isle boasts white sand beaches, nesting sea turtles, blue green waters and fun festivals.
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With an invigorating setting on Oregon's rugged southern coast, Gold Beach is popular with fishermen, outdoor lovers and retirees. The beach is long, wild and clean.
Town Snapshot: In pretty north central Florida, Eustis is a charming lakeside town with a lovely downtown, red brick sidewalks and plenty of places to watch the sun set over the water.
Town Snapshot: On the rugged Maine coast, Boothbay is an old fishing village with a working class sensibility, a touristy little boardwalk, beautiful views and salt-laden air.
Town Snapshot: This idyllic barrier island town is 15 miles east of Charleston on the mid-South Carolina coast and is known for its miles of clean beaches, cute downtown and beautiful homes. Town Snapshot: On the Northern Shores of the breathtaking Olympic Peninsula in northwestern Washington, scenic Port Angeles is a gateway to Olympic National Park and has a slightly touristy downtown, a symphony, excellent wineries and more. Town Snapshot: On Florida's "Forgotten Coast," the secluded little village of Eastpoint sits next to a state forest and across from a barrier island with miles of pristine white sand beaches. Town Snapshot: Built in a rimrock canyon carved by the Yellowstone River, friendly Billings was once a Wild West town but today boasts a symphony, craft breweries and other manifestations of modern sophistication. Town Snapshot: A resort town with stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Blowing Rock has been attracting tourists and new residents since the late-1800s.
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