9. Colorado
Also known as the Centennial State because it was founded 100 years after the Declaration of Independence was signed, Colorado was the 38th state to join the union.
High altitudes and mountains characterize it and enhance its popularity as a high-standard living area and a great tourist destination. So yes, Colorado is one of those stunning places to go if you want to spend most of the time outside enjoying the spectacular views.
However, you may want to consider moving here. The state ranks as the 9th most laid-back US state. Colorado’s residents have fewer safety-related, work-related, and health-related issues than most others in the country.
Furthermore, it appears that Coloradans have some of the highest sleeping hours per night in the United States.
