Comments on: I’m Looking to move somewhere that has mild/warmer winters, yet has hills, so we can hike and camp? http://propanecampingstoves.org/blog/im-looking-to-move-somewhere-that-has-mildwarmer-winters-yet-has-hills-so-we-can-hike-and-camp/ Dedicated for the camping lovers trying to find that perfect camping stoves Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:38:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: The Wombat http://propanecampingstoves.org/blog/im-looking-to-move-somewhere-that-has-mildwarmer-winters-yet-has-hills-so-we-can-hike-and-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-4479 The Wombat Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:29:40 +0000 http://propanecampingstoves.org/blog/im-looking-to-move-somewhere-that-has-mildwarmer-winters-yet-has-hills-so-we-can-hike-and-camp/#comment-4479 G'day, Without being silly I could recommend taking part in winter sports such as skiing, snowboarding, etc. I live in upstate NY and am out and about all the time in winter. I like it, actually. When I was young & thin, I skied. How hot & sticky do you like it? The US SE is one locale, but I couldn't stand their hot & muggy summers. San Diego has a great climate and is not too far from hills & mountains. Remember earthquakes. You might want to check out Oregon & Washington state. Wikipedia can give you the climate on some of the major cities there. Accuweather & The Weather Channel web sites can give you some climate data. There are climate maps of the US. Then match them up with geography. Reno/Carson City might appeal to you. I hope, this helps. G’day,

Without being silly I could recommend taking part in winter sports such as skiing, snowboarding, etc.

I live in upstate NY and am out and about all the time in winter. I like it, actually. When I was young & thin, I skied.

How hot & sticky do you like it? The US SE is one locale, but I couldn’t stand their hot & muggy summers.

San Diego has a great climate and is not too far from hills & mountains. Remember earthquakes.

You might want to check out Oregon & Washington state. Wikipedia can give you the climate on some of the major cities there.

Accuweather & The Weather Channel web sites can give you some climate data.

There are climate maps of the US. Then match them up with geography.

Reno/Carson City might appeal to you.

I hope, this helps.

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