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If you're young, active and unattached, the 2006 Forbes list of Best Cities for Singles may point you in the right geographic direction.
· Denver-Boulder, Colo., tops the list with its educated and incredibly active residents. Add to that a slew of sports teams, cultural haunts and a sizable college crowd, and it's no surprise the Mile High City is such a hot spot.
· Boston, Mass., sails into second place thanks to its abundance of creative types, multiple colleges and active online-dating community. Unfortunately, it doesn't fare as well for cost of living or employment opportunities.
· A newcomer to the top five is Phoenix. Randy Stein, a local radio producer, says, "It's L.A., but better. It's a little bit smaller, a little bit more close-knit, but still you get the beautiful Hollywood-type feel."
· Rounding out the top five are San Francisco and New York. These major metros are teeming with singles and there's no shortage of bars, restaurants, museums and sporting events.
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