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Boulder in 2026: A Lifestyle Built Around Balance

January in Boulder doesn’t arrive with fireworks or frantic goal-setting. It shows up quietly—clear mornings, long shadows on the Flatirons, and a collective exhale after the holidays. While much of the country leans into pressure-heavy resolutions, Boulder takes a different path. The new year here isn’t about becoming someone else. It’s about returning to what […]

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Bear Peak After Snowfall: Boulder’s Epic Outdoor Picture of the Day

After a winter storm clears Boulder, there are moments when the landscape feels sharpened—edges defined, colors intensified, silence amplified. This epic view of Bear Peak captures one of those rare days, when fresh snow clings to the high country and the sky opens into a deep, uninterrupted blue. Rising to 8,461 feet, Bear Peak dominates […]

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Blogger of the Year at AboutBoulder: A Grateful Moment and a Bigger Story

  Thank you and thanks to AboutBoulder for naming me Blogger Of The Year.  I’m deeply honored to share that I have been named Blogger of the Year by AboutBoulder.com. This heart warming recognition coincides with AboutBoulder officially breaking the barrier and exceeding two million page views a month. It took me about six months […]

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Reid Friedenberg hiking in the mountains with his puppy

Faces of Boulder: CU Buff Edition

Some people move through the world collecting things. Others collect moments, sounds, textures, and stories. Reid Friedenberg belongs firmly in the second group. A creative shaped as much by curiosity as by intention, Reid is a graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder, where he earned a BSBA in Marketing and Entrepreneurship with a minor […]

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Boulder's Favorite Winter Peak: Longs

Longs Peak from Boulder: Why It Looks So Massive in Winter

On certain winter mornings in Boulder, something extraordinary happens. The air clears, the light sharpens, and suddenly Longs Peak rises from the northern horizon with a presence that feels impossible to ignore. It looks closer than it should. Bigger than expected. Almost as if it has stepped forward from the rest of the Front Range […]

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Eldora Ski Resort Near Boulder: A First-Timer’s Insider Guide

Boulder’s Closest Winter Playground When snow falls in Boulder, there’s a familiar question that follows: How fast can I get on skis? The answer, for locals, is almost always the same. Eldora Mountain Resort sits just west of town, tucked above Nederland, offering one of the quickest transitions from city streets to chairlifts anywhere in […]

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Health and Fitness Trends Shaping Boulder Colorado in 2026

Boulder has always treated health as a way of life, but in 2026 that mindset has matured into something more intentional, data-aware, and deeply personal. Fitness here is no longer about chasing extremes. It’s about longevity, mobility, and feeling good in everyday movement—from trailheads to town. Movement First, Metrics Second The biggest shift in Boulder […]

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Boulder After Snow: The Flatirons Under Blue Skies

A fresh snowfall in Boulder has a way of simplifying everything. When the storm passes and the sky clears to a deep, confident blue, the city feels reset. The air is crisp, the light sharper, and the noise of daily life fades just enough to notice what matters. Beneath the Flatirons, this moment feels especially […]

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