### Top 10 Most Walkable Cities in the U.S.
Our research analyzed 30 major U.S. cities, looking at the distance, step count, and elevation between their top attractions, plus each city's Walk Score, to crown the ultimate step-friendly hotspots.
1\. Seattle, WA (FitFlop Walkability Score: 90/100)
Seattle offers a mix of natural beauty and urban charm, with attractions like the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and Chihuly Garden and Glass all within a 1.4-mile radius. With stunning views of Mount Rainier and waterfront strolls, it's a walker's paradise.
2\. Jersey City, NJ (89/100)
Just across the Hudson River, Jersey City offers iconic views of the Statue of Liberty from Liberty State Park, along with vibrant downtown dining, the 9/11 Empty Sky Memorial, and the family-friendly Liberty Science Center – all easily reachable on foot.
3\. Boston, MA (86/100)
Famous for the Freedom Trail, Boston is a history-lover's dream. With cultural highlights like the Museum of Fine Arts and the Boston Public Library, plus serene spots like the Boston Public Gardens, the city's compact layout makes exploring easy.
4\. Washington D.C. (84/100)
Walk the National Mall, where you can see the Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian museums, and the Library of Congress – all within 2.9 miles. D.C. combines world-class history and culture with flat, pedestrian-friendly routes.
5\. Newark, NJ (79/100)
Newark surprises visitors with an artsy, walkable vibe. From the Prudential Center to the Newark Museum of Art, Branch Brook Park's cherry blossoms, and the culinary delights of the Ironbound district, it's a hidden gem for walkers.
Other notable mentions include New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, and San Francisco – each offering unique routes and unforgettable sights.