Big Views, No Long Commitment Time is tight, but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on Boulder’s incredible scenery. Some of the most rewarding views in Boulder don’t require long miles or steep climbs. In fact, a handful of short trails deliver the kind of experience people travel across the country for — […]

Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall on Grass: A Classic Throwback Before the bricks, before the street performers packed every corner, and before Pearl Street Mall became one of the most iconic pedestrian walkways in America, there was something surprisingly simple at its heart—grass. This classic “Faces of Boulder” throwback takes us back to a time when […]

A Trail Painted in Yellow: Spring Comes Alive in Eldorado Canyon Eldorado Canyon State Park is hitting peak spring form, and this scene says it all. A winding trail cuts through the canyon, lined with vibrant yellow wildflowers that brighten the landscape beneath towering sandstone cliffs. With South Boulder Creek flowing below and fresh green […]

Boulder Spring 2026: Fueling for Performance, Not Just Calories Spring in Boulder hits differently. Between classes, hikes under the Flatirons, workouts, and finals prep, CU students are more dialed in than ever when it comes to food. This year, it’s not just about eating—it’s about fueling performance. Across college campuses nationwide, high-protein meals and functional […]

Boulder mornings have a rhythm all their own. As the first light hits the Flatirons, the city shifts from quiet stillness to energized movement—runners on trails, cyclists on the roads, and locals stepping out to take in one of Colorado’s best daily shows. Spring is an especially rewarding time to experience it. Cooler mornings, softer […]

Boulder Nights Are Back: Where Energy Meets Mountain Charm Boulder after dark delivers a perfect mix of laid-back Colorado energy and lively nightlife. After a day on the trails, in class at CU Boulder, or wrapping up work, the city transforms into a vibrant evening destination that feels both social and relaxed. Spring 2026 has […]

Quiet Trails, Big Views, and Springtime Solitude Crowds stacking up at Chautauqua this time of year can take away from what makes Boulder hiking so special. The good news is you do not have to go far or long to find that same beauty without the congestion. These under-the-radar hikes all come in under five […]

The Small Venue That Made Big History Long before sold-out shows at Red Rocks and global tours, some of music’s biggest legends played in a gritty, intimate bar on University Hill in Boulder, Colorado. Tulagi — known to locals as “The Tule” — wasn’t fancy. It wasn’t polished. But it was real. Located at 1129 […]

Why Buffets Still Win in Boulder Boulder isn’t known for being cheap. Between rising food costs and a large student population at CU Boulder, finding a meal that’s both filling and affordable can feel like a challenge. That’s where buffets quietly continue to shine. All-you-can-eat spots across Boulder offer something rare in 2026: variety, flexibility, […]

Why Dogs (and Their Humans) Love Boulder’s Beautiful Green Spaces There’s something special about a happy dog sprinting across fresh green grass, and in Boulder, Colorado, that moment feels even more magical. Today’s Dog of the Day captures exactly that feeling — pure joy, wide-open space, and the kind of freedom that makes tails wag […]