Tucked neatly into the foothills past Flagstaff Mountain, you’ll be amazed you haven’t been to this beautiful water body since you’ve been living in Boulder. Gross Reservoir has 10.9 miles of shoreline and it’s totally not gross. Driving up the backside from Coal Creek Canyon we came around a bend, the reservoir was visible sitting under […]

Austin is a proud University of Colorado Alumni and a true success story coming out of Boulder, CO. In addition to being a full blown Rock Star with his band Magic Giant, Austin also played football for the University of Colorado Football team. Some say he is a New Age Renaissance man.  Congrats on all […]

photo credit: Tony Harman

Boulder has a very diverse range of temperatures throughout the year. We’ve seen its brutal arctic temperatures in the winter, and now that the summer solstice is exactly twenty-one days away, we should prepare ourselves for the relaxing summer heat. This heat can be intense, however, and at times it may be too much to bear. You could […]

According to the most recent reviews on TripAdvisor, Frasca Food and Wine in Boulder, Colorado is the top-rated Italian restaurant in the city. Partners Bobby Stuckey, Lachlan Mackinnon-Patterson, and Peter Hoglund created the James Beard Foundation Award-winning concept Frasca Food and Wine. Frasca Food and Wine, steeped in the food and wine traditions of Friuli-Venezia […]

Did you know ordering pot from Colorado is legal even if you’re a tourist? While the rules for residents and out-of-staters are different, you’ll have no problem walking into a dispensary to buy bud. You can also purchase exciting strains like Skunk seeds on this website that you can grow in your garden if you plan […]

If you had to break it down, and we’re going to do just that, there are really two kinds of spy movies. The first are action movies with spies.* If you were in the mood to see Matt Damon whip seventeen kinds of ass, Colin Firth slaughter an entire church, or Charlize Theron kick a […]

Colorado is home to about 300 of the world’s 20,000 butterfly species, including the monarch, cabbage white, buckeye, and Western tiger swallowtail. These winged insects aid in flower pollination and provide food for a wide range of animals, including birds and ants. Certain monarch populations move from Mexico to the Eastern United States over three […]

Cannabis blogging seems to have its perks. Last weekend I went on my first ever writing assignment. I visited Colorado Springs to check out some grow facilities and meet some investors who have plans for a much larger facility. What I got was a weekend with a bunch of young cannabis reporters and a group […]