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February 5th, 2023
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Boulder’s Coldest Temperature Ever Recorded
February 4th, 2023
Boulder, Colorado has experienced some extremely cold temperatures and heavy snowfall in its history. Here are a few fun facts related to the cold and snow in Boulder: The coldest temperature ever recorded in Boulder was -29°F (-34°C) on January 9, 1875. Boulder receives an average of about 100 inches (254 cm) of snow each year, with some winters bringing over 150 inches (381 cm). The city is known for its snow-capped mountains, including Mount Sanitas and the Flatirons, which provide opportunities for winter sports like skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. During heavy snowfall,... Read More
Discover the 10 Best Hikes in Boulder
February 2nd, 2023
Discover the 10 Best Hikes in Boulder Outstanding hiking trails await you in the city of Boulder, Colorado. Featuring incredible scenery, Boulder’s tracks provide unforgettable challenges for novices and experts alike. Before starting out on any hike, always make sure you are prepared for the elements. Well-fitting, broken-in hiking boots are essential – along with several layers of appropriate clothing and a hat. Make sure you take enough drinking water, snacks, emergency food supplies and a medical kit. Don’t forget that your skin can lose a lot of vital moisture during long hikes,... Read More
Boulder’s Top 7 Fun Things To Do Alone
January 11th, 2023
Here are the Top Rated fun activities to do alone in Boulder, Colorado: Top Fun Things To Do Alone in Boulder Museum of Boulder Boulder Public Library Mile-Hi Skydiving Center Boulder Theater Caffè Sole Liquid Descent Grand Adventures Read More
Best 5 Hiking Trails in Boulder
January 8th, 2023
The following are the top five hiking trails in Boulder, Colorado, as assessed by recent Trip Advisor reviews: 1 – Flatirons The Flatirons are a group of rock formations in the western United States, near Boulder, Colorado, that are made up of flatirons and other irregular shapes. A group of five huge, numbered Flatirons may be found on the east slope of Green Mountain, running north to south from north to south. The phrase “The Flatirons” is sometimes used to refer to just these five Flatirons. The First and Second Flatirons Loop is a 2.7-mile widely traveled loop route situated... Read More
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