The Bastille Crack is Colorado’s most famous and sought-after climbing route. Climbers from all over the world visit Eldorado Canyon State Park to tackle this five-pitch trad route. A 30-second approach protects some of the best climbing in North America! Ivy Baldwin walked a tightrope between the top of the Bastille Formation and the adjoining […]

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Boulder, Colorado is known for its stunning mountain views and vibrant outdoor culture, but did you know it’s also becoming a hot spot for pickleball? From the foothills to the city center, the pickleball scene in Boulder is booming, and it’s easy to see why. Join us as we explore the pickleball craze that’s taken […]

Music is accessible in so many ways now in 2014, and it is honestly a wonderful phenomenon thanks to technology. However, a large majority of people my age or younger are not too familiar with a wonderful piece of equipment known as a record player, or by its more popular name a turntable. Once you […]

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Buying a house you intend to rent out is very different than buying one you plan to live in, points out the Whole Management team. This is especially the case if you’re planning on making it a vacation rental. You are not buying for yourself, so all the usual criteria you would use to judge […]

As the chill of winter sets in, it can be hard to stay warm in Boulder. But don’t despair! In this article, we’ll provide you with 7 tips to help ward off the winter blues and stay toasty during Boulder winters. From layering up to embracing outdoor activities, we’ve got you covered with the best […]

The Broomfield Butterfly Pavilion is a captivating destination for butterfly enthusiasts, conveniently located just a short drive from Boulder, Colorado. This unique pavilion offers a close-up exploration of the mesmerizing world of butterflies, with a particular emphasis on the enchanting Black Swallowtail. Situated within easy reach of Boulder, the pavilion provides a sanctuary for various […]

The history of rock climbing and bouldering had its genesis with mountaineering and alpinism in the late 18th century, although climbing rocks had been a feat accomplished long before. In the 14th century, a Native American tribe called the Anasazi drilled holes and carved stairs into rock cliffs in Chaco Canyon, but it wasn’t until […]

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