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The Boulder Lion Of The Back Yard

Do not tell a Boulder kitty that it is not a lion or other large cat. Feral (wild) cats are a vital cog in the wheel of the back yard’s health.  Feral cats often get framed only as a problem, but there are a few legitimate positives—mostly tied to ecology, human environments, and how people […]

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Why Boulder Is America’s Trail Running Capital

Where Every Run Starts with a View Step outside at 5,430 feet and you’re instantly in it — crisp mountain air, quiet streets, and the Flatirons glowing pink as the sun rises. Within minutes, pavement disappears and singletrack begins. No cars. No stoplights. Just dirt trails winding through pine forests and climbing toward 8,000-foot peaks. […]

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Boulder Trail Snacks Done Right: Portable Power Bites That Fuel Every Hike

Fueling Boulder Adventures the Smart Way Boulder’s trails are no joke. Whether you are heading up the iconic paths at Chautauqua Park or pushing your way up Mount Sanitas, your body needs clean, reliable fuel. That is where these Portable Picnic Power Bites come in. They are simple, no-bake, and built for performance. You get […]

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Faces of Boulder: Meet Bronze Wayne, Pearl Street’s Living Statue Legend

Pearl Street Mall has long been the heartbeat of downtown Boulder, filled with musicians, artists, and unforgettable street performers who bring energy and character to the city. Among the many memorable faces who have entertained crowds over the years, one stands out in a very still kind of way: Bronze Wayne. For years, Bronze Wayne […]

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Boulder’s Best Kid-Friendly Restaurants for Family Dining

Boulder, Colorado makes family dining easy. Between outdoor adventures, the lively Pearl Street Mall, and a welcoming community vibe, families have no shortage of great places to enjoy a meal together. Many Boulder restaurants cater to both parents and kids with simple menus, outdoor patios, relaxed settings, and dishes everyone can agree on. Parents don’t […]

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Boulder’s Eldorado Springs Pool Was Once America’s Biggest

Just eight miles from Boulder, tucked beneath the towering sandstone cliffs of Eldorado Canyon State Park, sits one of Colorado’s most legendary summer destinations: Eldorado Springs Pool. When the massive spring-fed pool opened in 1906, it was widely advertised as the largest swimming pool in the United States. Carved into the dramatic mouth of the […]

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Boulder Sunset Magic: The Flatirons Light Up the Evening Sky

Evenings in Boulder have a rhythm all their own, and nowhere is that more evident than at Chautauqua Park. As the sun begins its descent behind the Rocky Mountains, the iconic Flatirons transform into a glowing masterpiece, capturing the attention of everyone lucky enough to witness it. Tonight’s sunset felt especially vivid. The sky slowly […]

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Boulder Helped Launch Earth Day—and Still Leads the Way in 2026

Before Boulder became one of America’s greenest cities, it was already helping lead a movement that would change the nation. In April 1970, as the very first Earth Day sparked environmental awareness across the country, Boulder was one of the most energized hubs in America. Students at University of Colorado Boulder raised green flags across […]

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