7.Miami
You probably know it for the sun, sea, and nightlife. But did you know it’s also one of the most foot-friendly cities in the U.S.? In many areas, you can walk to most things you need. Try a stroll in Little Havana, South Beach, or Coconut Grove. Each neighborhood has its own charm. And if you’re tired or having a late night (which seems to happen often in Miami), you can hop on the Metrorail or Metromover to get home.
8.Portland, Oregon
The urban areas are pretty foot-friendly. City blocks are 200 feet long instead of 400. That gives it a cozy feel that’s perfect for a stroll. There are also about 70 miles of nature trails within the city limits. And when you stop to refuel, you’ll discover that Portland is one of the top foodie towns in the country.
