Best Cities For Losing Weight: San Francisco Tops List Of Places To Stay Fit (PHOTOS)

Hidden staircases. Surf beaches. Bike trails. Hilltops.

If you're looking to stay fit, it's safe to say San Francisco is the ideal place to live. Not only is our jagged landscape perfect for breaking a sweat (especially when rewarded with a gorgeous view), but the 60-degree climate and abundance of organic food options make a healthy lifestyle almost inevitable.

Real estate site Trulia agrees, ranking the Fog City the number one city to live in if you want to lose weight. Trulia insiders measured a variety of factors, from an availability of workout programs to average commuting time, in order to determine which areas of the country were friendliest to weight loss.

Trulia's researchers found that aside from San Francisco, the majority of its top-ranked cities were located in the Northeast and boasted expensive real estate (that personal trainer and Bar Method studio come with a price tag, people). Jed Kolko, the company's chief economist, was quick to point out that the study didn't factor in the actual weight of an area's residents.

"We didn't include any measures of whether or not residents are overweight or obese," he wrote in a blog for The Huffington Post. "We are looking for the metros that offer the best tools for people trying to lose weight, not the metros with the fittest, thinnest, or most beautiful people."

Luckily, San Francisco offers all of said tools -- so even though New Year's is fading further and further into obscurity, it's still [relatively] easy to keep up with those resolutions.

Just don't plan any weekend trips to Vegas if you're trying to get thin. Trulia determined that Sin City is the absolute worst place for losing weight.

Take a look at the top ten cities below, courtesy of Trulia: