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Boulder’s Best Refreshing Summer Foods to Beat the Heat

When the temperatures soar into the 90s, Boulder knows exactly how to cool down. From juicy Colorado peaches and crisp farmers market produce to handcrafted ice cream on Pearl Street and refreshing smoothie bowls after a Flatirons hike, summer eating here is all about staying energized while enjoying the best local flavors. Whether you’re spending […]

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Dive Into History: Swimming at Boulder’s Historic Eldorado Springs Pool in 2026

Tucked beneath the towering sandstone walls of Eldorado Canyon, just 15 minutes south of Boulder, sits one of Colorado’s most beloved summer traditions. For more than 120 years, generations of families have escaped the summer heat by diving into the cool, mineral-rich waters of the historic Eldorado Springs Pool. The remarkable part? It’s still welcoming […]

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Staying in a Budget Hotel? Here’s How to Get More from Your Stay

Nobody should ever knock the humble budget hotel. It’s an excellent way to keep those travel costs under control, especially when you want to splash out on nearby experiences and attractions. There’s just one notable trade-off: fewer facilities than you’ll find at premium hotels. There’s unlikely to be a spa or entertainment lounge. Plus, while […]

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Grace Under Pressure: Boulder Climbers Shine in Eldorado Canyon

On a picture-perfect Boulder day, with brilliant blue skies, warm sunshine, and a gentle breeze drifting through the canyon, Eldorado Canyon State Park comes alive with the sights and sounds of one of America’s most legendary climbing destinations. Just minutes from downtown Boulder, the towering sandstone cliffs of Eldorado Springs attract climbers from around the […]

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LeBron’s Next Team – Don’t Sleep on Brooklyn

Michael Jordan ended his career with the Washington Wizards, Tom Brady exited as a Tampa Bay Buccaneer, and Willie Mays took his final swing as a New York Met. After 23 seasons in the NBA, including 11 with Cleveland, 4 with Miami, and 8 with the Lakers, no one will be surprised to see LeBron […]

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Boulder Reservoir: Boulder’s Ultimate Summer Escape

When summer temperatures soar in Boulder, there’s one place locals head before anywhere else: Boulder Reservoir. Known simply as “the Res,” it’s home to one of Colorado’s largest seasonally lifeguarded swim beaches, spectacular Flatirons views, and nearly every water activity imaginable—all just minutes from downtown. Spanning roughly 700 acres with a 150-acre reservoir at its […]

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Remembering Boulder’s Record 104°F Day: The Historic Heat Wave of July 1954

Just over seven decades ago, Boulder experienced the hottest weather ever officially recorded. On July 11, 1954, the temperature reached 104°F, tying the city’s all-time record high that had already been set on June 23, 1954. More than 70 years later, those two days remain the hottest ever officially observed in Boulder according to NOAA […]

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