The Bastille Crack is Colorado’s most famous and sought-after climbing route. Climbers from all over the world visit Eldorado Canyon State Park to tackle this five-pitch trad route. A 30-second approach protects some of the best climbing in North America! Ivy Baldwin walked a tightrope between the top of the Bastille Formation and the adjoining […]

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Boulder, Colorado is known for its stunning mountain views and vibrant outdoor culture, but did you know it’s also becoming a hot spot for pickleball? From the foothills to the city center, the pickleball scene in Boulder is booming, and it’s easy to see why. Join us as we explore the pickleball craze that’s taken […]

As the chill of winter sets in, it can be hard to stay warm in Boulder. But don’t despair! In this article, we’ll provide you with 7 tips to help ward off the winter blues and stay toasty during Boulder winters. From layering up to embracing outdoor activities, we’ve got you covered with the best […]

As the winter chill sets in, we may find ourselves snuggling up in a warm blanket and dozing off for hours. But did you know that snakes also hibernate during the winter? Unveiling the Secrets of Snake Hibernation: Uncovering Nature’s Winter Slumber delves into the science behind snake hibernation and reveals the mysteries of this […]

As the winter season approaches, it is important to be prepared for the driving challenges that come with it. Boulder, Colorado is no exception. With its high altitude, unpredictable weather, and hilly terrain, it can be difficult to navigate the roads in this beautiful city. To help you stay safe on the roads this winter, […]

If you’re looking to make the most of the winter season, then look no further than Boulder, Colorado for your sledding adventures! With its picturesque mountain views and plethora of slopes, Boulder is the perfect place to take in the winter wonderland. From the classic sledding spots to the hidden gems, this article will take […]

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Moose were not historically native to Colorado, but their presence in the state can be traced back to the 1970s. In an effort to restore the moose population and enhance the state’s biodiversity, wildlife officials introduced a small number of moose from Wyoming and Utah to the state’s western regions. Over the years, these transplants […]

I stood on a small slanted ledge about two hundred feet above Eldorado Canyon, craning my neck, staring upwards, trying to catch a glimpse of my climbing partner, who had ventured into the third pitch of the classic Bastille Crack. As I stood there anchored into the wall, a number 12 stopper slipped from its […]