Either somewhere in the mountains or somewhere tropical that is not tourist infested

summers in costa rica and winter spring and fall in either switzerland or interior BC. But i would strongly consider living year round in japan because they have some of everything i love to do

Lake Louise cuz then i could ski louise all year and be closer to whitefish, sunshine, and whistler

I'd love to live in western BC, Norway would be pretty neat as well.

Somewhere in the Alps. From what I have gathered, Andermatt, Switzerland sits in the right spot in the Alps so that it gets hit by winter storms from both sides, and therefor usually has more snow than pretty much anywhere else in the greater Alps on average.

Perhaps not enough playful tree skiing there though, so lets use it as a starting point and go from there. I mean hell, I've been in BC for over a decade now and I'm still working on finding the location that is perfect for me.

If I were living my dream life Id stay in America, live in PC all winter to ski and come back east and live in the middle of nowhere surrounded by empty dirt roads for rallying.

Otherwise probably somewhere in europe like Italy or a Scandinavian country.

I would either pick Chile, Argentina or Brazil

Iraq seems nice

I've always been drawn to the geographic diversity of Iceland so maybe there.

JAHpowI've always been drawn to the geographic diversity of Iceland so maybe there.

I have a couple of friends who've travelled there and they have nothing but good things to say about it. I'd definitely like to check it out someday!

dingusEither somewhere in the mountains or somewhere tropical that is not tourist infested

Agreed.

saskskierI have a couple of friends who've travelled there and they have nothing but good things to say about it. I'd definitely like to check it out someday!

I've only heard good things too. What I really want to do there is road bike around the Ring Road over the course of several weeks. Just taking it easy and making sure to hit all the cool places. And I think I would tent it. Obviously in the summer.

I want to live in Halifax.

Welches b/c they have a nice Thriftway.

deep south on lake guntersville or lake toho

L_BI want to live in Halifax.

.frenchydeep south on lake guntersville or lake toho

But if you had to not be in US. Must be a tough question for someone who thinks that anything that isn't Murca sucks ass.

And for me either the PNW or NZ probably. Somewhere in Eastern Europe (but no too far east) would be great too.

VinnieFBut if you had to not be in US. Must be a tough question for someone who thinks that anything that isn't Murca sucks ass.

ooooh my bad, didn't read thread. no need to be a douche bud. I go to Canada several times a year to visit family in Quebec and MTL for hockey games, i'm not that obsessed with America.

probably live on the st lawrence river or lake ontario. gotta keep the big bass dreams alive #Road2BeingPro

Gansu, China

highest number of virgins per capita

*cherry poppin'*

VinnieFBut if you had to not be in US. Must be a tough question for someone who thinks that anything that isn't Murca sucks ass.

And for me either the PNW or NZ probably. Somewhere in Eastern Europe (but no too far east) would be great too.

I'd totally live in Slovenia or Croatia or in that area. Super cool area of Europe.

If I didn't do something with mountains or wanted something tropical, I'm pretty sure Fiji would by my go to.

I've always been very interested I'm Japan or maybe Australia.

dubai

anywhere but the United States

hishighnesssGansu, China

highest number of virgins per capita

*cherry poppin'*

Do you really want to "pop cherries" I mean ones cool and all but I doubt I'd like to pop another.

Some many cool places, I'd probably have to say pacific coast of US, Cali, something like that

Maybe New Zealand

I'd go live somewhere in the mountains in Canada. Either that or stay in the States and live somewhere in Vermont (currently trying to hopefully go to college in VT after high school).

Idk if there's anywhere I would like to live permanently. But for the under a year, africa, south america, alaska, actually almost everywhere that's not shitty

RusticlesDo you really want to "pop cherries" I mean ones cool and all but I doubt I'd like to pop another.

Some many cool places, I'd probably have to say pacific coast of US, Cali, something like that

Maybe New Zealand

bro u ever pop a chinese cherry??

hishighnesssbro u ever pop a chinese cherry??

Nope, sounds painful and terrible, lots of Asian screaming uuuugggghhhhh

To each their own I guess

IF I could speak Japanese

Japan

Japan for car culture and powder all winter.

Somewhere in the Alps where I can ski year round.

The streets of Compton

coast of somalia

My family and I are from Italy(moved to the U.S.)and I'm planning to move back for a few years after college. We still have some family there that I don't know very well, so i would like to go back and get to know them. We moved when I was young so Im not fluent but I can speak and understand basic Italian. My goal is to learn the language and be able to speak fluently by the time I would move back( for obvious reason). It would be interesting as shit to learn some more about where we used to live and everything. From what I've heard, the skiing in Italy is pretty awesome too so I'm stoked!

I can live anywhere and I choose Japan and Chile for their winters. Spain for the off seasons because it's cheap, epic weather and decent kitesurfing.

Japow

but in the US, defiantly Jackson WY before the real estate market is completely fucked, actually its already too late :(

A huge reason why I took the job at Atomic was to be within minutes from spots like these:

Looking over to the Dachstein Massif, from the Schladming bike park:

Shot of a random peak at the Werfenwengen ski resort, only about a 30 minute drive from downtown Salzburg:

Probably New Zealand, I could SO be a sheep herder.

That being said, I would love to live in Banff, Canada holds a very special place in my heart.

I would rather live anywhere and everywhere in the US Canada than be stuck in one place outside the continent. That's why I bought a Sprinter WOOOOHOOOOO

Whistler, with money

cobra_commanderWhistler, with money

This, NZ looks pretty good too though...

Instead, I think Driggs might be calling.

safarisamProbably New Zealand, I could SO be a sheep herder.

Oh, you have a lot to learn, safarisam. A lot learn.

Scotland for sure. I fell in love with Edinburgh but I'd love to live on the isle of Skye. I could be a forest hermit and build a treehouse by a fairy pool for sure.

Aspen.

--ski--Oh, you have a lot to learn, safarisam. A lot learn.

Grew up in a feedlot, and have done ranching almost my entire life. Sheep are easy. :)

safarisamGrew up in a feedlot, and have done ranching almost my entire life. Sheep are easy. :)

We actually use helicopters now. So much easier.

MinggMy family and I are from Italy(moved to the U.S.)and I'm planning to move back for a few years after college. We still have some family there that I don't know very well, so i would like to go back and get to know them. We moved when I was young so Im not fluent but I can speak and understand basic Italian. My goal is to learn the language and be able to speak fluently by the time I would move back( for obvious reason). It would be interesting as shit to learn some more about where we used to live and everything. From what I've heard, the skiing in Italy is pretty awesome too so I'm stoked!

You didn't even answer the question.

the moon

Spagett+You didn't even answer the question.

Spagett, please.

MinggSpagett, please.

New Zealand because skiing, surfing/ocean, massive amounts of bike trails, friendly as hell people (i've heard)

Or Tahoe for the same reasons. Except in the summer the lakes pretty cold. But Tahoe... idk. Not to be "that guy" but idk if I'd want to live there because of how "mainstream" it is... does that make sense?