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MORE RETIREES are

to almost any other state,
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abundance of scenery,
you may want to con-
sider moving to
Scottsdale.
The Phoenix suburb is
known for its resort-like
atmosphere, with a
bustling downtown,
plentiful spas, and golf
courses galore. But,
perched on the edge of
Tonto National Forest,
Scottsdale is also an
excellent place to spend
time in nature.
The city’s parks are
home to numerous trails,
many of which allow
hiking and horseback
riding. Scottsdale has
dedicated bikeways, ideal
for retirees who enjoy
cycling. Those living in
Scottsdale can take
advantage of the city’s
proximity to the Desert
Botanical Garden, home
HAGEPHOTO—AURORA OPEN/GETTY IMAGES body of water perfect for
to 50,000 desert plants,
and the Salt River, a calm

kayaking.
With nearly half its
residents over the age of
50, Scottsdale plays host
to myriad Meetup groups
and clubs dedicated to
staying active.
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