When calculating its annual list of the most bike-friendly cities, Walk Score considers a handful of factors including bike lanes, hills, “destinations and road connectivity,” and bike commuting mode share (or the percentage of a city’s population that commutes to work by bike).

Cities are awarded points based on data that reflects these factors; the higher a city scores, the more “bike-friendly” it is. Cities scoring between 90 to 100 points are labeled as a “biker’s paradise,” where daily errands can easily and safely be completed on a bike. Cities that earn 70 to 89 points are labeled as “very bikeable,” or where most trips can be conveniently made by bike. Lastly, cities that score between 69 and 50 points or 49 and zero points are considered “bikeable” (there’s some bike infrastructure) or “somewhat bikeable” (there’s minimal bike infrastructure) respectively.

All of the 2015’s most bike-friendly U.S. cities scored 68 points or more. In fact, only one city—the number one most bike-friendly city—scored above 80 points. So perhaps even some of the best cities for biking still have some improvements to make. Either way, according to Walk Score’s analysis, these 10 cities are currently the most bike-friendly in the U.S.

Bike Score: 67.5
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: Filter Square, Spruce Hill, Walnut Hill, Cedar Park

Bike Score: 67.9
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: West University, Iron Horse, Pie Allen, Armory Park

Bike Score: 68.9
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: Midtown, Downtown, North Oak Park, Med Center

Bike Score: 69.5
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: U-Street, Logan Circle-Shaw, Capitol Hill

Bike Score: 70.2
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: East Hyde Park, Hyde Park, East Ukrainian Village, University Village- Little Italy

Bike Score: 70.3
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: Allston, Fenway-Kenmore-Audubon Circle-Longwood, Back Bay, Hyde Square, Jamaica Central-South Summer

Bike Score: 71.3
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: City Park West, City Park, Cheesman Park, Whittier

Bike Score: 72.0
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: Buckman, Lloyd District, Old Chinatown, Hollywood, Sunnyside, Hosford-Abernethy, Richmond, Sullivan’s Gulch

Bike Score: 75.1
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: Civic Center, Mission District, Showplace Square, Mission Dolores, South of Market, Mission Bay

Bike Score: 81.3
Best Neighborhoods for Biking: Uptown, Dinkytown, Phillips, Lyn Lake, East Isles, Warehouse District, Marcy-Holmes, Seward