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"The Top 10 Healthiest Cities for Women\\nWe weighed 7,000 bits of data to get our list of 100 cities, and these 10 have the best scores of the bunch. Don&amp;#39;t see yours on the list? Check out our map of all 100.\\nWhether they're running stairs at Communication Hill or kayaking on the bay, 84 percent of women here exercise. Mayor Chuck Reed says San Jose is halfway to its goal of 100 miles of interconnected trails and has bike sharing, too. \\\"We're working hard to get more people to ride,\\\" he says. \\\"I cycle every weekend with my wife along one of our creek trails.\\\" More great habits: Only 8 percent of women smoke, 99.8 percent wear a seat belt, and they eat tons of fruit and veggies compared with the average.\\n\\nThe payoff: A life span of 84 years\u2014three years longer than the norm. \\\"Healthiness is contagious,\\\" says Angela Hiatt, 27, who works at Google. \\\"When I'm heading home and I see people enjoying the last hours of daylight with a walk, bike ride or run, I'm much more likely to head outside than to my couch.\\\"\\nIt's supersafe, with half the violent crime average.\\nLots of women bike those hills to work. Legs of steel!\\nAhhh, beach hikes. There's 10 times the average number of trails.\\nThere's not much fast food except for roadside coconuts.\\nWomen in the O.C. have the lowest rates of depression.\\nIt's a nice place: Women feel supported by friends.\\nThey sleep great, stress less and wear cute winter hats.\\nClean air, organic food and green buildings: eco-awesome.\\nFoot-friendly streets mean fewer pedestrian deaths.\\n\\n__[The Top 10 Unhealthiest Cities for Women](/health/2012/12/unhealthiest-cities-slideshow)__\\n\\n__[Click here to see all 100 cities](/health/2012/12/healthiest-cities)__\\n\\n__[Behind the Numbers: See How We Got Our List](/health/2012/12/healthy-cities-behind-the-numbers)__"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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