Most walkable San Antonio suburbs

Ranked on amenities within two miles at 40%, transit stop density at 15%, and the three poll questions about walking to groceries, restaurants and the state of the sidewalks at 45%. Walkability is mostly something residents know and datasets do not.

Updated Sep 2026·16 suburbs considered, 10 listed
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Leon Valley$253k median · 27.5 min commute
Amenities BCommute C−Residents inactive
63
Walkability
overall 55 C−
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View from the highest point in the San Antonio Botanical Garden
San Antonio$236k median · 24.5 min commute
Amenities C+Commute CResidents inactive
59
Walkability
overall 54 C−
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I took photo on May 19, 2009.Billy Hathorn (talk) 05:07, 5 June 2009 (UTC)
New Braunfels$339k median · 27.1 min commute
Amenities BCommute C−Residents inactive
53
Walkability
overall 65 C+
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Photo of Universal City Municipal Building and City Hall
Universal City$270k median · 26.3 min commute
Amenities C+Commute DResidents inactive
49
Walkability
overall 54 C−
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The Park Hotel in Seguin, Texas, United States was completed in 1917. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on May 23, 1980. It wa
Seguin$249k median · 24.7 min commute
Amenities CCommute C−Residents inactive
45
Walkability
overall 52 D+
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City Hall of Schertz, Texas, United States.
Schertz$317k median · 31.7 min commute
Amenities CCommute FResidents inactive
43
Walkability
overall 57 C−
7
Live Oak$246k median · 20.5 min commute
Amenities CCommute BResidents inactive
43
Walkability
overall 57 C−
8
The City Hall of Converse, Texas, United States.
Converse$248k median · 26.8 min commute
Amenities D+Commute D+Residents inactive
37
Walkability
overall 53 C−
9
Main Street in Boerne, Texas ca 1890-1900
Boerne$458k median · 25.3 min commute
Amenities D+Commute C−Residents inactive
36
Walkability
overall 63 C+
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City Hall of Selma, Texas, United States.
Selma$314k median · 29.8 min commute
Amenities D+Commute DResidents inactive
36
Walkability
overall 56 C−
This list's weighting
Amenities 40%Transit stop density 15%Resident poll (Q3, Q4, Q8) 45%

Poll components only count for places with eight or more resident responses; for the others the remaining weights re-normalise to 100%.

Photos from Wikimedia Commons: San Antonio (Jouaienttoi · CC BY-SA 4.0); New Braunfels (Billy Hathorn · CC BY-SA 3.0); Universal City (Wkstormwater · CC BY-SA 4.0); Seguin (Larry D. Moore · CC BY 4.0); Schertz (Larry D. Moore · CC BY 4.0); Converse (Larry D. Moore · CC BY 4.0); Boerne (Unknown authorUnknown author · Public domain); Selma (Larry D. Moore · CC BY 4.0).