Environmental factors significantly influence levels of physical activity, including access to parks, gyms, and safe walking areas. Urban design, community resources, and infrastructure can either encourage or discourage active lifestyles. For instance, neighborhoods with bike lanes and walking paths promote increased physical activity among residents. Additionally, socioeconomic status can affect access to recreational facilities and health education, creating disparities in activity levels. Awareness of these factors can guide community planning toward more supportive environments for fitness.