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Faces of Boulder – Pic of the Day!

December 17th, 2023

Meet Christine! Originally from Germany, she was driving through Boulder on a cross country trip with her husband. They spent the day bouldering in the Flatirons behind this beautiful city. In this picture she looks up as her husband ascends a tricky route on Mt. Sanitas. Only here for a few days, the couple enjoyed hiking and eating at restaurants here in Boulder! Nice to meet you guys, have a great time in America!  Read More

Faces of Boulder – Pic of the Day!

December 12th, 2023

Meet Allison! As a Graduate student in Architecture, Allison appreciates the sustainable lifestyle  Boulder has to offer and believes that “the mountains are a perfect remedy” for any break from the hustle and bustle. When she’s not hiking, snowboarding, or walking her dog,  After she graduates, Allison hopes to move back to Boulder and work as a licensed Architect; already looking forward to afternoons by Coot Lake and endless sunshine once again. Thanks Allison!  Read More

Boulder Sunsets Unleashed: An Epic Journey Through Nature’s Palette

December 5th, 2023

Are you looking for a breathtaking experience that will leave you in awe? Then you need to take a journey to Boulder, Colorado to experience the most spectacular sunsets the area has to offer. From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the vibrant city lights, the sunsets in Boulder are nothing short of epic. In this blog article, we’ll explore some of the most awe-inspiring sunsets in Boulder and provide you with tips on how to make the most of your journey. So, get ready for an epic adventure and prepare to be amazed! Capturing the Magic of Boulder’s Sunsets The sunsets in Boulder, Colorado... Read More

Fearless Climber Tackles Boulder’s Flatirons with Breathtaking Views in the Background

November 30th, 2023

The Boulder Flatirons, located in Boulder, Colorado are a series of iconic rock formations that have drawn climbers from around the world for decades. These massive sandstone slabs, which jut out of the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, are not only awe-inspiring to look at but also provide some of the most exhilarating and challenging climbing experiences available anywhere. One of the reasons the Flatirons are so popular among climbers is their unique shape. The rocks are named for their resemblance to old-fashioned flat irons, with the narrow end pointing upwards and the wider base resting... Read More

Bouldering in Boulder?? — You know it’s gotta be good

November 25th, 2023

The history of rock climbing and bouldering had its genesis with mountaineering and alpinism in the late 18th century, although climbing rocks had been a feat accomplished long before. In the 14th century, a Native American tribe called the Anasazi drilled holes and carved stairs into rock cliffs in Chaco Canyon, but it wasn’t until 1786 with the first ascent of Mont Blanc, that the ‘modern era’ of climbing truly came into being. The history of Boulder’s rock climbing and bouldering history began a little over one hundred years later in 1896 when a group of Boulder Hikers formed the Rocky... Read More

Boulder’s Trail of Wonders: Epic Flatiron Views Await Hikers

November 17th, 2023
a dirt path in the middle of a forest

Boulder is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts with its breathtaking hiking trails. Nestled at the foothills of the majestic Rocky Mountains, this vibrant city offers a plethora of outdoor adventures and stunning natural beauty. From challenging ascents to serene strolls, Boulder’s hiking trails cater to all skill levels and interests. One of the most iconic trails is the Royal Arch Trail, known for its dramatic rock formations and panoramic views. The trail winds through Boulder’s famous Flatirons, offering a challenging yet rewarding experience for hikers. Another popular option is... Read More

Boulder’s Number One Best Attraction

November 2nd, 2023

The Boulder Flatirons, a set of distinctive sandstone formations located in Boulder, Colorado, are one of the top attractions in the area. Here are some reasons why: First and foremost, the Flatirons are visually stunning. Their jagged, triangular shape rising out of the surrounding landscape is a sight to behold, particularly at sunrise or sunset. Many visitors enjoy hiking or climbing to get closer to the Flatirons and take in the breathtaking views. Additionally, the Flatirons have a rich history. The name “Flatirons” comes from their resemblance to the flat, metal irons used to... Read More

Boulder Flatirons Face Nature’s Wrath in Epic Storm Photo

October 29th, 2023

The Boulder Flatirons, pictured after the recent snowstorm that blanketed the area, stand as iconic winners in the realm of natural formations. These unique rock formations, jutting sharply from the ground, have captivated both nature enthusiasts and climbers for generations. What sets the Flatirons apart is their distinct geological origin. These tilted sandstone slabs were created through the uplift of ancient seabeds, resulting in their striking flat and vertical faces. Furthermore, the Flatirons are not just scenic wonders; they’ve become a hub for rock climbing, drawing climbers from... Read More

Best 5 Hiking Trails in Boulder

October 26th, 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

Outdoor Pic of the Day – Boulder Flatirons

October 14th, 2023

The Flatirons are a group of rock formations in the western United States, in 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. photo credit: Mickey Kahn  Read More