America is a big country full of natural wonders, and for outdoorsy types there are enough parks and beaches and mountain ranges to keep one busy for a lifetime. But what if you’re looking for a place that’s got a wealth of natural attractions right outside the door?

The people over at SmartAsset wanted to know the best places in the country for lovers of the outdoors to live and work, so compared 95 cities using the following metrics: down payment-to-income ratio; five-year change in median household income; July 2021 unemployment rate; percentage of commuters who walk or bike to work; nature parks and campgrounds per 100,000 residents; air pollution; percentage of the city that is parkland; state outdoor recreation economy; and state and national park coverage.

According to the writers, St. Petersburg, Florida is the best city in the country for lovers of the outdoors, followed by Madison, Wisconsin and Portland, Oregon.

Virginia Beach is the tenth best place in the country, boasting the ninth cleanest air and the eighth-lowest unemployment in July. From the city’s website: