Carrie’s passion’s are writing music and sharing her love for the  mountains with her son. She loves that Boulder has a vibrant music scene and she can run to the mountains for inspiration and connection. On a night she doesn’t have her son, you can most likely find her at a Gasoline Lollipops show or […]

Are you ready to explore the best restaurants in Boulder for authentic Colorado cuisine? If so, get ready to take your taste buds on a journey through the Rocky Mountains! From old-school joints serving up classic dishes to modern eateries offering innovative takes on local flavors, Boulder has something for everyone. Join us as we […]

Photo credit: Sherrie Stille

In this breathtaking shot taken from the University of Colorado at Boulder, nature’s majesty comes to life as the campus stands in harmony with the resplendent mountains. The stillness of the night sky embraces the illuminated campus, painting a surreal scene of tranquility. With the silhouette of the iconic university buildings against a backdrop of […]

Dog ownership is a popular choice for many individuals and families around the world, including in Boulder.  Having a dog can bring various health benefits, both physical and mental. Here are some ways dog ownership can positively impact health: Increased physical activity: Dogs require regular exercise, such as daily walks or playtime in the park. […]

Meet Peter! Peter Irish is a street performer and former hacky sack world champion. You can usually always see Peter performing on Pearl Street especially on the weekends. His show is always full of variety and very entertaining so make sure to check him out.

In 1953, Dale Johnson climbed the third peak on roller skates using ropes and belays. They have a 55-degree slope on average. A white “CU” was painted on the side of the third flatiron until the city painted over it in 1980. For those with particularly sharp eyes, it can still be seen. In 2010, Stefan Griebel speed-climbed […]

The Sanitas Valley Trail winds its way up the large valley between Mount Sanitas and Dakota Ridge. Except for a few of brief portions destroyed by the 2013 flooding, the smooth, wide gravel trail is easy to navigate. The famed Boulder Flatirons can be seen from the south. The exposed, sunlit route is lined by […]