Consistently lauded as one of the best places to live in Canada, the city of Guelph is known to many for its world-renowned university, while others know it as “The Royal City” due to its British royal family namesake.

Known as the Spirit on the Lake, Sheboygan, Wisconsin is famous for its enviable location along the banks of Lake Michigan. Residents and tourists alike flock to the city’s two miles of unspoiled public beaches to swim, kite surf, wind surf, paddleboard, kayak, jet ski, boat, and fish.

Somewhere between California and the middle of nowhere, with most of the state sitting at 4000 plus feet of elevation above sea-level, Utah, a Ute Indian word meaning “home in the mountain top,” has found a way to take full advantage of its natural endowments, especially its location amongst the Ulinta and Wasatch mountain ranges and the many lakes and meandering rivers that characterize the state.