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Boulder Winter Sunrise on the Flatirons: A Snow-Covered Morning Masterpiece

Flatirons Panorama: When Snow and Sunrise Collide Winter reshapes the Flatirons into something almost surreal. When snow clings to those massive sandstone slabs, the familiar red rock transforms into a striking canvas of white, gold, and shadow. Add a sunrise to the scene, and Boulder delivers one …

Flatirons Panorama: When Snow and Sunrise Collide Winter reshapes the Flatirons into something almost surreal. When snow clings to those massive sandstone slabs, the familiar red rock transforms into…

Flatirons Panorama: When Snow and Sunrise Collide Winter reshapes the Flatirons into something almost surreal. When snow clings to those massive sandstone slabs, the familiar red rock transforms into a striking canvas of white, gold, and shadow. Add a sunrise to the scene, and Boulder delivers one of the most breathtaking morning spectacles in Colorado. Fresh snow defines every ridge and angle of the Flatirons. The steep, slanted faces catch light differently in winter, with white layers outlining the dramatic geometry that makes these formations so iconic. In summer, the rock glows warm a…

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Faces of Boulder: Climbing High at Eldorado Canyon

Morning light pours into Eldorado Canyon, setting the towering sandstone walls ablaze in deep reds and rich burgundies. High above the canyon floor, a climber stands balanced on a narrow ledge, rope trailing below her in a clean, confident line. Her harness is neatly racked with cams and quickdraws,…

Morning light pours into Eldorado Canyon, setting the towering sandstone walls ablaze in deep reds and rich burgundies. High above the canyon floor, a climber stands balanced on a narrow ledge, rope t…

Morning light pours into Eldorado Canyon, setting the towering sandstone walls ablaze in deep reds and rich burgundies. High above the canyon floor, a climber stands balanced on a narrow ledge, rope trailing below her in a clean, confident line. Her harness is neatly racked with cams and quickdraws, chalk bag resting at her lower back, helmet catching the Colorado sun. It’s an epic image that captures Boulder’s climbing culture at full elevation. Just minutes from downtown Boulder, Eldorado Canyon State Park remains one of the most respected traditional climbing destinations in North Am…

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Boulder’s Top 5 Healthy Lunch Spots for Fresh, Plant-Forward Eating

Boulder has built a national reputation for clean eating, sustainability, and an active lifestyle. The city’s commitment to local agriculture and responsible sourcing is supported by initiatives highlighted by the City of Boulder’s Climate and Sustainability efforts, and that philosophy shows up…

Boulder has built a national reputation for clean eating, sustainability, and an active lifestyle. The city’s commitment to local agriculture and responsible sourcing is supported by initiatives hig…

Boulder has built a national reputation for clean eating, sustainability, and an active lifestyle. The city’s commitment to local agriculture and responsible sourcing is supported by initiatives highlighted by the City of Boulder’s Climate and Sustainability efforts, and that philosophy shows up clearly on local menus. If you’re looking for a healthy, plant-forward lunch that feels nourishing without being heavy, these five restaurants consistently deliver. 1. Leaf Vegetarian Restaurant Located on Pearl Street, Leaf has been a cornerstone of Boulder’s vegetarian dining s…

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First–Second Flatiron Trail: Boulder’s Classic 0.9-Mile Climb with Big Elevation and Bigger Views

If you’re looking for a short hike in Boulder that delivers maximum reward for your effort, the First–Second Flatiron Trail is one of the best climbs in town. At just 0.90 miles with 1,111 feet of elevation gain, this is a compact but powerful adventure that takes you from the edge of the city i…

If you’re looking for a short hike in Boulder that delivers maximum reward for your effort, the First–Second Flatiron Trail is one of the best climbs in town. At just 0.90 miles with 1,111 feet of…

If you’re looking for a short hike in Boulder that delivers maximum reward for your effort, the First–Second Flatiron Trail is one of the best climbs in town. At just 0.90 miles with 1,111 feet of elevation gain, this is a compact but powerful adventure that takes you from the edge of the city into dramatic sandstone wilderness in under an hour. Trail Overview Difficulty: Medium to Hard Length: 0.90 miles Trail Width: 1–3 feet Elevation Gain: 1,111 feet Activities: Hiking, Dogs allowed (on leash) This trail begins by connecting from the Bluebell-Baird Trail before tr…

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Should Saunas Be Regulated as Part of Healthcare Infrastructure?

Saunas have long been associated with relaxation and tradition. In recent years, however, they have increasingly been promoted for cardiovascular health, stress reduction, detoxification, and even longevity. Wellness centers advertise measurable health benefits, and users treat sauna sessions as par…

Saunas have long been associated with relaxation and tradition. In recent years, however, they have increasingly been promoted for cardiovascular health, stress reduction, detoxification, and even lon…

Saunas have long been associated with relaxation and tradition. In recent years, however, they have increasingly been promoted for cardiovascular health, stress reduction, detoxification, and even longevity. Wellness centers advertise measurable health benefits, and users treat sauna sessions as part of their preventive health routine. But when a recreational facility begins to present itself as a health-supporting environment, does the regulatory conversation change? Should saunas remain purely lifestyle amenities, or should certain aspects of their operation be evaluated through a healthc…

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Catching Air on the Trails

Mid-jump. Ears flying. Paws stretched wide. Today’s Dog of the Day is frozen in that perfect split-second above the dirt, capturing the pure freedom that defines life on the trails of Boulder, Colorado. This is what Boulder dogs do best. With more than 150 miles of interconnected trails, Bou…

Mid-jump. Ears flying. Paws stretched wide. Today’s Dog of the Day is frozen in that perfect split-second above the dirt, capturing the pure freedom that defines life on the trails of Boulder, Color…

Mid-jump. Ears flying. Paws stretched wide. Today’s Dog of the Day is frozen in that perfect split-second above the dirt, capturing the pure freedom that defines life on the trails of Boulder, Colorado. This is what Boulder dogs do best. With more than 150 miles of interconnected trails, Boulder offers one of the most dog-friendly outdoor playgrounds in the country. From the rolling terrain near Boulder Valley Ranch to the iconic foothill climbs above Chautauqua, every path offers something different — open meadows, rocky switchbacks, shaded pine forests, and sweeping Flatirons views…

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Boulder’s Old Main at CU Boulder Shines in Winter

Outdoor Picture of the Day: Historic Old Main at the University of Colorado Boulder Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of the most iconic landmarks in Boulder, Colorado — Old Main at CU Boulder — standing gracefully beneath a winter sky. With snow resting gently along its roof…

Outdoor Picture of the Day: Historic Old Main at the University of Colorado Boulder Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of the most iconic landmarks in Boulder, Colorado — Old Main at…

Outdoor Picture of the Day: Historic Old Main at the University of Colorado Boulder Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of the most iconic landmarks in Boulder, Colorado — Old Main at CU Boulder — standing gracefully beneath a winter sky. With snow resting gently along its rooflines and the Flatirons rising behind it, Old Main at the University of Colorado Boulder becomes even more powerful in winter. The red-brick structure contrasts beautifully against fresh snowfall, creating a timeless Boulder scene that blends history, architecture, and natural beauty. Old Main is…

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Boulder’s Quietest Trail for Clearing Your Head

A Peaceful Sunrise Walk Along Bobolink Trail in South Boulder When life feels loud, Boulder offers a simple solution: go for a walk. Not a summit push. Not a steep climb. Just space. If you’re looking for a true mental reset, the Bobolink Trail in South Boulder may be the quietest place i…

A Peaceful Sunrise Walk Along Bobolink Trail in South Boulder When life feels loud, Boulder offers a simple solution: go for a walk. Not a summit push. Not a steep climb. Just space. If you…

A Peaceful Sunrise Walk Along Bobolink Trail in South Boulder When life feels loud, Boulder offers a simple solution: go for a walk. Not a summit push. Not a steep climb. Just space. If you’re looking for a true mental reset, the Bobolink Trail in South Boulder may be the quietest place in town to clear your head — especially at sunrise. Why Bobolink Trail Feels So Peaceful Unlike Boulder’s more crowded hiking spots, Bobolink is flat, open, and wide. That matters. You’re not grinding uphill. You’re not navigating tight switchbacks. You’re not packed shoulde…

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Faces of Boulder: The World Traveler Who Found Home at CU

Some people arrive in Boulder chasing the mountains. Others come for the education. And then there are those whose journeys span continents before they ever glimpse the Flatirons. Juliette is one of those people. Originally from the East Coast, Juliette’s path to Colorado was anything but or…

Some people arrive in Boulder chasing the mountains. Others come for the education. And then there are those whose journeys span continents before they ever glimpse the Flatirons. Juliette is one o…

Some people arrive in Boulder chasing the mountains. Others come for the education. And then there are those whose journeys span continents before they ever glimpse the Flatirons. Juliette is one of those people. Originally from the East Coast, Juliette’s path to Colorado was anything but ordinary. Before settling along the foothills of Boulder, she had already lived in Ukraine and the Dominican Republic — experiences that shaped not only her worldview but her deep appreciation for culture, community, and connection. With a degree in Strategic Communications and minors in business…

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Boulder’s Farm-to-Table Restaurants That Truly Walk the Talk

In Boulder, food isn’t just about flavor — it’s about philosophy. This is a city where farmers markets feel like community gatherings, where menus shift with the seasons, and where diners genuinely care about where their ingredients come from. “Farm-to-table” isn’t a buzzword here. It…

In Boulder, food isn’t just about flavor — it’s about philosophy. This is a city where farmers markets feel like community gatherings, where menus shift with the seasons, and where diners gen…

In Boulder, food isn’t just about flavor — it’s about philosophy. This is a city where farmers markets feel like community gatherings, where menus shift with the seasons, and where diners genuinely care about where their ingredients come from. “Farm-to-table” isn’t a buzzword here. It’s an expectation. But not every restaurant that uses the phrase lives it. So who in Boulder is truly walking the farm-to-table talk? Here are the local leaders setting the standard. Blackbelly Market Founded by Top Chef winner Hosea Rosenberg, Blackbelly has become one of Boulder…

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Boulder Sunrise at Red Rocks Trail: A Classic Morning View

Before Boulder pours its first cup of coffee, the sandstone walls along Red Rocks Trail begin to glow. At sunrise, the towering red formations above the city shift from deep rust to brilliant gold in a matter of minutes. It’s one of those classic Boulder moments — quiet, dramatic, and completely…

Before Boulder pours its first cup of coffee, the sandstone walls along Red Rocks Trail begin to glow. At sunrise, the towering red formations above the city shift from deep rust to brilliant gold in …

Before Boulder pours its first cup of coffee, the sandstone walls along Red Rocks Trail begin to glow. At sunrise, the towering red formations above the city shift from deep rust to brilliant gold in a matter of minutes. It’s one of those classic Boulder moments — quiet, dramatic, and completely unforgettable. Located just west of downtown, Red Rocks Trail is accessed from The Peoples’ Crossing (formerly known as Settlers Park). In 2021, the City of Boulder officially renamed the area as part of an effort to better reflect the broader history of the land. While longtime residents may …

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Why Kathmandu Has the Best Buffet in Boulder Right Now

In a city where dining out can easily climb past $20 per plate, true buffets have become rare. Boulder is known for high-quality restaurants, but not for traditional all-you-can-eat experiences. That’s why one long-standing spot continues to stand out. Kathmandu Restaurant II quietly operates w…

In a city where dining out can easily climb past $20 per plate, true buffets have become rare. Boulder is known for high-quality restaurants, but not for traditional all-you-can-eat experiences. That…

In a city where dining out can easily climb past $20 per plate, true buffets have become rare. Boulder is known for high-quality restaurants, but not for traditional all-you-can-eat experiences. That’s why one long-standing spot continues to stand out. Kathmandu Restaurant II quietly operates what may be the most consistent and dependable buffet in the city. And after hosting company meetings there and returning again and again, it’s hard to argue otherwise. A Real Buffet — Not Just a Marketing Term Always Available on the Buffet: • Fresh Salad• Rice Salad• Seasonal …

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