Enter an address to get a detailed report on how walkable your neighborhood is based on data from the EPA. Walkability Index considers pedestrian-friendly streets, amenities, housing types, and public transit.
The National Walkability Index is a nationwide geographic data resource that ranks block groups according to their relative walkability. The national dataset includes walkability scores for all block groups as well as the underlying attributes that are used to rank the block groups.
The National Walkability Index is based on measures of the built environment that affect the probability of whether people walk as a mode of transportation: street intersection density, proximity to transit stops, and diversity of land uses.
Walk Score is a number between 0 and 100 that measures the walkability of any address. Learn how Walk Score can help you find a walkable place to live, and explore the benefits of walkability for health, environment, and finances.
Free walkability score (0-10) for any address worldwide. Includes PersonaCards (car-free?, safe for kids?, aging in place?), CDC health outcomes, FEMA flood risk, 15-minute city analysis, and satellite tree canopy.
