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5:30 AM in Boulder: Fresh Bagels and a Flatirons Sunrise

By 5:30 AM in Boulder, the ovens are hot, the coffee is brewing, and the Flatirons are just starting to blush pink. While most of the town is still sleeping, Moe’s Broadway Bagel is pulling hot, chewy New York-style bagels out of the oven just as the first light begins to hit the mountains. Grab […]

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Ward Colorado: The Hippie Mining Town Near Boulder

Just 20 miles northwest of Boulder, tucked high in the mountains at 9,450 feet, sits one of Colorado’s quirkiest hidden gems: Ward. Perched along the scenic Peak-to-Peak Highway and reached by a beautiful drive up Left Hand Canyon, Ward feels like a completely different world from the bustling university town below. With a population of […]

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Boulder’s Craft Beer Scene Right Now: Must-Try Spots for Spring 2026

Spring in Boulder, Colorado is one of the best times of year for craft beer lovers. Warmer temperatures, longer days, and blooming wildflowers create the perfect setting for sunny patio sessions and post-hike pints. Boulder’s craft beer scene remains one of the strongest in Colorado, blending pioneering history with fresh innovation. From bold IPAs to […]

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Wolves Are Getting Closer to Boulder: What Residents Actually Need to Know

Recent updates from Colorado Parks and Wildlife have caught the attention of Boulder residents. Tracking maps now show that collared wolves have explored watersheds in central Boulder County and nearby Jefferson County. While none have crossed I-25 or entered urban Boulder, their movement toward the Front Range is raising important questions. What does this actually […]

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Boulder Bobcats: History, Hotspots, and How to Photograph Them

Bobcats have quietly roamed Boulder’s foothills for centuries, moving like shadows through rocky outcrops, dense brush, and pine-covered slopes. Weighing between 15 and 30 pounds, these medium-sized wild cats are instantly recognizable by their tufted ears, spotted coats, and short “bobbed” tails. For much of Colorado’s early history, bobcats faced heavy trapping and bounty hunting. […]

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America’s Favorite Fast-Food Burger: How Boulder Compares

A National Burger Debate Heats Up Burgers remain one of America’s most debated foods, and every year new rankings and surveys attempt to answer a simple question: which fast-food chain does it best? Recent national consumer surveys and rankings consistently place brands like Five Guys, In-N-Out Burger, Wendy’s, Burger King, and McDonald’s at the top […]

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Tulip Fairy & Elf Festival 2026: Free Family Fun on Pearl Street in Boulder

Spring bursts to life in Boulder in the most magical way possible when the Tulip Fairy returns to Pearl Street Mall. Surrounded by thousands of blooming tulips and the iconic Flatirons in the background, this beloved annual festival transforms downtown into a storybook scene filled with color, music, and pure joy. When & Where Sunday, […]

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