S/o what is the most beautiful view where you live?

I live on the westcoast of Canada, it's usually the ocean off to the west. But on a sunny and clear day, it's Mount Baker in Washington.

I live on the outskirts of the Peak District. The glorious views there are too numerous to mention.

I live south of Nashville. There are lots of beautiful views but that vary a lot. Some spots in town have gorgeous views of downtown but just outside of the city are rolling hills with green pastures. I have to admit the mountains in East Tennessee are even better.

I live in western Connecticut and we drove into southwestern Massachusetts yesterday for my youngest daughter's camp's visiting day in the Berkshires. The views are just beautiful up there.

I suppose some would find the view of my town bucolic and quintessentially Connecticut though - a Main Street with white church steeples and the whole New England thing going on.

The closest most beautiful would be the top of the Summit House on top of Skinner Mountain. Beautiful farmland down below, see the farmers plowing not to mention the rows of different crops. Also can see the Connecticut River so you sometimes see the boats moving along. Depending on the direction you are facing you can see Univ of Massachusetts, downtown Springfield (tops of the high rises that is), Can't remember if you can even see Vermont. They just renovated the Summit House which is a great old building with wrap-around porch so you can see in most directions. Great areas to have a picnic lunch. Love when my boyfriend picks me up and we go have lunch up there.

It's not the most beautiful, probably, and I've long said I belong somewhere with more moderate weather

But I get to wake up to this every morning. That's not such a bad thing...



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I live on the lake so I love when the fog is hanging over the top of the lake and the sun is just beginning to rise! I also love the look of the lake when it is snowing!

This.

Disclaimer: This is NOT my photo. I don't have one with all of this in the view because anytime I'm driving and see any of this I can't just stop and take a photo. But various versions of this are views I see regularly when I drive into DC.

Buford Dam on Lake Lanier
There is a road that crosses the dam and the views on both sides of the road are beautiful.
On one side is the lake - a beautiful lake surrounded by parks and trees and dotted with tree covered islands.
On the other side is the river flowing from the dam - not what someone from, say, Coloroado, would call a canyon, but a deep drop for a Georgian. The river flows thru some really pretty rocks. When water is released, the river is sometimes covered in fog. Very Pretty!

There is also a view in downtown Atlanta my family calls the Mommy view. You come around a curve and, suddenly, there is the skyline of the city. On a clear night, especially with a moon, it is breathtaking. On a cloudy night, with a bit of drizzle, you look around for Batman to come flying down from a building - very Gothamesque! When we were newly arrived in Atlanta and were so poor we couldn't afford a sitter and movie, we would throw the kiddo in the car and head downtown and take in the view a couple of times. It was one of my favorite things to do, so my family started referring to it as the Mommy view.

Marcy

There are parts of Houston I think are really beautiful (and many not so beautiful), but the best views around here IMO are in the hill country, particularly the part covered in vineyards and lavender or sunflower fields. Followed closely by the Big Bend area (desert/mountains), the green mountains around Fort Davis, and the undeveloped coastline of the North Padre Island National Seashore.

I live north of Houston in a community which is basically located in a pine forest. Right across the street from me is a big pond which has beautiful old cypress trees growing in the edge of the water on one side of the pond.  The other side of the pond is ringed by towering pine trees and every night, huge waterfowl come to roost in the branches of the trees.  The pond is also home to ducks, turtles and big bullfrogs that always startle me when they jump out of the grass and plop into the pond as I stroll by on the walking trail.      

MN River Valley in Southeast MN.  The valley between MN and WI in souther MN is beautiful.

We live at the edge of the Texas Hill Country, close to a large reservoir. There is a winding road that runs along part of the reservoir, through the hills and valleys, that is really beautiful and green most of the year. There are lots of beautiful drives and vista here in Texas, though I still miss my mountains.

my local fav view is southwest of golden gate bridge...by the Palace of the Legion of Honor museum..you drive around the corner...and there is the bridge...all alone with no houses in site. also, the view of the city from Twin Peaks...with the fog below.. both of these are about 15 min from me. our house view is west to the ocean about 2 miles from our house....and we see green flashes in the winter, fog all summer, and we often see hang gliders and paragliders flying over the coast.