If you’re looking for the best place for your dog to swim in Boulder — and arguably anywhere along Colorado’s Front Range — Coot Lake stands out as a local favorite. Located just north of Boulder near 63rd Street and the Boulder Reservoir area, this peaceful lake has become a go-to destination for dog owners […]

The drive from Boulder to Grand Lake is roughly 108 miles and usually takes between two and two-and-a-half hours, not counting stops. What really changes the experience is which route you choose — the jaw-dropping scenic drive through Rocky Mountain National Park or the more reliable year-round route over Berthoud Pass. Here are the best […]

A late-season cold snap is heading into Boulder County, and the National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Watch for parts of northeast Colorado and the I-25 corridor. Overnight temperatures could dip near freezing late Monday night into early Tuesday morning, creating the potential for frost damage across the region. (National Weather Service) Even in […]

Reds, Oranges, and the Magic of a Boulder Evening When the sun begins to dip behind the Rocky Mountains, Boulder, Colorado transforms into one of the most breathtaking sunset destinations in America. In this stunning photograph captured by award-winning photographer Lenny Lensworth Frieling, the sky explodes with brilliant shades of orange, crimson, and glowing gold, […]

Boulder’s mountain lifestyle depends on water: clean creeks, healthy trees, green parks, local businesses, outdoor recreation, and reliable taps at home. In 2026, that water story feels more important than ever. The Colorado River crisis is not just a distant problem for Arizona, Nevada, or California. Boulder is better protected than many communities because of […]

Boulder’s neighbor, the Denver Zoo Big Horn sheep framed by the rock keyhole in the sheep habitat at the Denver Zoo. This habitat is close, easy, and spectacular.      Lenny “Lensworth” Frieling Photographer | Storyteller | Visual Guide “Shared knowledge is power.” Capturing moments. Teaching vision. Seeing what others miss. If you’re looking to […]

Spring Brings the First Signs of Tubing on Boulder Creek As temperatures begin to rise in Boulder, the first signs of tubing season are starting to appear along Boulder Creek. While peak conditions are still a bit away, locals are already eyeing the water, preparing for those first float-worthy days. This photo captures that early […]

Summer in Boulder brings long sunny days, mountain wildflowers, cool alpine air, and the perfect excuse to hit the road. One of the best things about living in or visiting Boulder is that some of Colorado’s most unforgettable destinations are only a short drive away. From towering peaks and winding mountain roads to hidden canyon […]

Boulder and craft beer have always been a perfect match. With the Flatirons towering above town, walkable brewery districts, creekside patios, mountain air, and one of the best outdoor lifestyles in America, Boulder delivers the kind of atmosphere beer lovers dream about. In 2026, Colorado’s beer festival calendar is making the experience even bigger. From […]

Why Boulder Mornings Hit Different Before the traffic builds, before the coffee lines form, and before the day starts pulling at your attention, Boulder offers something rare. At 5:30 AM, the city is calm, quiet, and wide open. The Flatirons begin to glow with the first light of the day, and the air feels crisp […]