Outside Magazine ranked Reno, Nevada the happiest city to live in based on factors such as climate change, diversity and a “municipal equality index.'
Residents in Reno, Nevada hit the jackpot with a sunning sunset. Credit: @NWSReno / WEATHER TRAKER /TMXby Outside Magazine.
"Once known for gambling and easy divorces, Reno is now a modern boomtown, with a whitewater park, multiple climbing gyms, a monthlong summer arts festival, a number of craft breweries, and urban art installations handed down from Burning Man, the late-summer gathering in the Black Rock Desert 140 miles north. The Biggest Little City in the World’s ample public land and mountain vibe make it a fun town for a populace hankering for just those qualities," the list read.
Reno, Nevada was ranked the"happiest" city to live in based on diversity and its efforts against climate change."The city hosts an annual Pride celebration, and the relatively affordable cost of living is a major draw; companies with an outdoor bent have found a receptive community.
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