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Paddleboarding in Boulder: Your Guide to an Unforgettable Colorado Adventure

Looking for the ultimate summer activity in Boulder? Imagine standing tall on a paddleboard, gliding effortlessly across shimmering water with panoramic views of the Flatirons surrounding you. Paddleboarding in Boulder offers the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and scenic tranquility — all just minutes from town. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, this […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Addie and Her Trusty Troutie

Swimming in Joy, One Plush Trout at a Time Addie, a spirited retriever-mix with eyes full of wonder and a tail that never stops wagging, is today’s “Boulder’s Dog of the Day”—and she’s making waves with her favorite toy, a well-loved plush trout she proudly calls Troutie. In a photo that’s equal parts charming and […]

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Best Dog-Friendly Spring Hikes in Boulder, Colorado

As the snow melts and the wildflowers start to bloom, spring in Boulder becomes the perfect time to hit the trails with your canine companion. With an abundance of dog-friendly hikes offering stunning views and refreshing mountain air, Boulder is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and their furry friends. Here are some of the best […]

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Spring into Boulder: 10 Best Things to Do This Season in Boulder, Colorado

Spring into Boulder: 10 Best Things to Do This Season in Boulder, Colorado As the snow melts and the tulips bloom, Boulder, Colorado transforms into a springtime playground for adventurers, foodies, and nature lovers. With crisp mountain air, sunny skies, and longer days, spring is the perfect time to explore the best of Boulder. Here […]

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Boulder’s Gateway to the Sky: The Best Nearby 14ers to Tackle This Summer

Climbing High: The Closest 14,000-Foot Peaks Near Boulder to Summit This Summer If you’re in Boulder and looking to take your summer hiking to new heights—literally—there’s no better goal than climbing one of Colorado’s iconic 14ers. These mountains, standing over 14,000 feet tall, offer unforgettable views, intense physical rewards, and a serious sense of accomplishment. […]

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Boulder Weekly Recap: Climate Wins, Bear Sightings & What’s Ahead

Sunday Snapshot: Boulder’s Weekly Recap and What’s Ahead (May 18, 2025 Edition) As spring blooms across Boulder and the days grow longer, our city continues to buzz with cultural energy, political momentum, and outdoor beauty. Here’s a look at the major events that shaped the past week—and what’s coming up for the week ahead. Last […]

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Faces of Boulder: About to Make a Splash at the Bolder Boulder

Faces of Boulder: About to Make a Splash at the Bolder Boulder It’s the moment right before chaos and cool collide—suspended in midair, muscles flexed, eyes on the prize: a sparkling blue backyard pool. This epic image captures a runner during the Bolder Boulder, just seconds before takeoff into pure joy. Each year, Boulder transforms […]

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Boulder Toddlers Take the Lead at Monday Morning Explorers Event

  Toddler Explorers: A Morning of Learning Through Play at George Reynolds Branch Looking for a fun and enriching activity to kick off the week with your little one? Head over to the George Reynolds Branch Library at 3595 Table Mesa Drive in Boulder for Toddler Explorers, held every Monday at 10:15 a.m. This beloved […]

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Boulder Bear Alert: What You Need to Know as Sightings Spike This Season

The Bears Are BackAs the crisp mountain mornings roll in and Boulder’s trails get busier, our wild neighbors are waking up and making their presence known. Bear sightings across Boulder County are increasing, and that means it’s time for residents, hikers, and pet owners to brush up on bear awareness. Whether you’re new to Boulder […]

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Boulder’s Foxtail Danger: What Every Dog Owner Needs to Know This Spring

Foxtail Alert in Boulder: The Hidden Springtime Danger for Dogs A Silent Threat Growing in Boulder’s Trails and FieldsAs the grasses in Boulder County dry out in the spring and early summer, a natural but dangerous threat begins to emerge—foxtails. These barbed grass awns may look harmless, but for dogs, they can cause severe injuries […]

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