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West Nile Virus in Boulder: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe This Summer

Summer in Boulder means early morning hikes up Mount Sanitas, paddleboarding at Boulder Reservoir, tubing down Boulder Creek, and evenings spent dining outdoors beneath Colorado’s spectacular sunsets. It also means mosquito season has arrived, bringing with it the annual reminder to protect yourself from West Nile virus. While mosquitoes are simply part of summer in […]

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Boulder Heat Wave Survival Guide: 10 Best Places to Cool Off Right Now

With temperatures soaring across Colorado and the Front Range experiencing some of the hottest weather of the summer, Boulder residents and visitors are looking for ways to stay cool. Fortunately, Boulder offers plenty of refreshing escapes, whether you’re looking for a sandy beach with Flatirons views, a historic spring-fed pool, a shaded creek, or simply […]

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Tails & Trails: Boulder’s Best Hiking Adventures for Dogs (and Their Humans)

Boulder has long been recognized as one of America’s most dog-friendly communities, and it doesn’t take long to understand why. With more than 150 miles of trails, breathtaking mountain scenery, and an outdoor culture that embraces four-legged companions, Boulder offers endless opportunities for unforgettable adventures with your best friend. Whether your dog is an energetic […]

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Lightning on the Flatirons: Staying Safe on Boulder’s Summer Trails

One minute you’re climbing the Mesa Trail beneath bright blue skies. The next, dark clouds are building over the Continental Divide and thunder is echoing across the Flatirons. In Boulder, weather can change quickly, making lightning one of the most serious summer hazards for hikers, runners, climbers, and anyone enjoying the outdoors. Colorado experiences hundreds […]

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Boulder Heat Advisory: How to Stay Safe and Cool Through the Weekend

As another stretch of intense summer weather settles over Colorado, Boulder residents are being urged to take extra precautions as dangerous heat arrives across the Front Range. The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for portions of the region, with temperatures expected to climb into the upper 90s and, in some locations, approach […]

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Faces of Boulder: Flatirons Float — Finding Peace One Paddle Stroke at a Time

Some Faces of Boulder capture adventure. Others capture joy. Today’s photo captures something even more meaningful—peace. Our featured paddler sits comfortably on her paddleboard, soaking in the beauty of Boulder Reservoir as the iconic Flatirons rise behind her. She’s not in a hurry to get anywhere. Instead, she’s simply enjoying the calm water, the fresh […]

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Boulder Sunrise of the Day: Epic First Light on Green Mountain

Few places capture the spirit of Boulder quite like Green Mountain at sunrise. As the first rays of daylight climb over Colorado’s eastern plains, the mountain awakens in a brilliant display of gold, orange, and soft pink light. In today’s breathtaking sunrise photo, the 8,144-foot summit glows beneath an ever-changing sky while calm lakes below […]

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Outdoor Picture of the Day: A Bird’s-Eye View of Norlin Library and CU Boulder’s Historic Heart

Few places capture the spirit of the University of Colorado Boulder quite like Norlin Library. In today’s spectacular aerial photograph, the library rises proudly at the center of the historic Norlin Quadrangle, surrounded by CU’s signature red-tile roofs, tree-lined walkways, and beautifully landscaped lawns. Framed by the dramatic Flatirons in the distance, this view showcases […]

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