11 Best Places to Retire For People Who Hate Cold Winters!

2) St. George, Utah

St. George is in the northern part of the Mojave Desert, 110 miles from Las Vegas. There are 300 days of sunshine, hot summers, and mild winters, with the average high in January of 54 degrees. While Utah is not great for taxes, cost of living is lower than the national average, so groceries, healthcare, and housing are much more affordable. Nearby Dixie National Park and Zion National Park, with its famous red rocks, are a draw for outdoor enthusiasts, as is the Grand Canyon to the south. Residents 50 and older can compete in the Huntsman World Senior Games in golf, archery, softball and more. The area also has great cuisine, museums, art, fishing, and golf. Wine enthusiasts should take note, however, that their options are limited due to a large population of conservative residents.