Hospitality doesn’t get photographed as easily as a mountain peak or historic square, but it’s equally important to leave those pleasant memories after a trip. A smile from a waiter, the warmth of a host, or a tip from a local when you’re lost can turn a stressful journey into a story worth retelling. Comfort, […]

Outdoor Picture of the Day: Boulder’s Fall Colors Framing the Continental Divide Fall in Boulder has a way of stopping you in your tracks. Today’s outdoor picture of the day captures that magic perfectly—a sweeping view from East Boulder, where the fiery hues of autumn meet the snow-capped majesty of the Continental Divide. The Rocky […]

Ralphie the Buffalo: The Beating Heart of the University of Colorado The Thunder Before the Game Few traditions in college sports rival the sight of Ralphie, the live buffalo mascot of the University of Colorado. When she explodes onto the turf at Folsom Field, escorted by five student handlers, the stadium roars with anticipation. Ralphie […]

A Season of Abundance in Boulder When the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to paint the Flatirons in shades of gold, Boulder’s farmers’ markets hit their stride. Fall is one of the most rewarding times of year for fresh, local food. Stalls overflow with apples, squash, hearty greens, and root vegetables, offering everything […]

Although Boulder is praised as a city with a mountainous outlook, craft breweries, and an active lifestyle, there are times when the locals want to find a place that will bring something out of the ordinary. Williamsburg, Virginia, can be an ideal alternative. Its living history, colonial charm, and southern hospitality make it a pleasant […]

Why Pumpkin Pie in Boulder is Unique Pumpkin pie is the crown jewel of fall desserts, but baking in Boulder presents a twist. At over 5,000 feet above sea level, altitude changes everything. Lower air pressure means custard pies set differently, moisture evaporates faster, and crusts can dry out. With just a few tweaks, though, […]

Bald Eagles in Boulder? Yes, Really! Most people picture bald eagles soaring over Alaska or perched along the great rivers of the Pacific Northwest. But Boulder, Colorado, is also home to these magnificent raptors. With a wingspan that can reach seven feet and their iconic white head and tail, bald eagles are both unmistakable and […]

Old Main: CU Boulder’s First Building with an Epic Mountain Backdrop Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day highlights Old Main, the very first building at the University of Colorado Boulder. Completed in 1876 and set against the breathtaking Flatirons and Rocky Mountains, Old Main is more than a landmark—it’s a story of heritage, resilience, and […]

Boulder’s church landscape mirrors the city itself—diverse, intellectually curious, outdoorsy, and community-minded. If you’re deciding where to land, think beyond a single Sunday and consider the culture you want week in and week out. Source: a chatbot to find churches in Boulder Historic + Downtown Mainstays If you prefer worship within walking distance of Pearl […]

A Day Along the Creek Few places in Boulder capture the spirit of the city quite like Boulder Creek. On any given afternoon, you’ll find a vibrant mix of students, moms, kids, and adventurers spread along its shady banks, enjoying everything from picnics to tubing. Families splash in the shallows, college friends dip their toes […]