As the world slowly reopens its doors to travel, Colorado is ready to welcome you with its natural wonders and breathtaking scenery. From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the sweeping canyons, the Centennial State offers a wealth of outdoor activities and exploration opportunities. Join us on a journey from Boulder to Glenwood Springs, and unlock Colorado’s natural splendor. Along the way, we’ll explore the picturesque landscapes, experience the vibrant culture, and discover the hidden gems of this beautiful state. So, pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable adventure as we... Read More

The state of Colorado is best known for it’s breathtaking mountains and the ski towns that surround them. With dozens of destinations within a close proximity to Boulder, the summer is the perfect time to drive out and explore these unique cities while the sun is out and the crowds are low. Each Colorado mountain town provides a different experience that you can’t find during the winter. We’ve narrowed down our top five picks for Colorado mountain weekends, whether you’re looking to relax in a hot spring or zip-line near the side of a cliff. Why not take advantage of the 300 days of sunshine... Read More

1. The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs The Broadmoor is already a legendary hotel, and the fact that it’s dog friendly only makes it that much sweeter. The Broadmoor provides beds, bowls, and treats for your furry friend, as well as the Pitty Pat Pet Club, named after Julie Penrose’s poodle. The Pitty Pat Pet Club provides a 24-hour pet menu, walking trails, and pet grooming. 2. Stanley Hotel in Estes Park This spooky lodging is great for ghost sightings, weddings, and your dog! Dogs less than 50 pounds are welcome to stay in The Lodge Upon, a historic, boutique extension of the Stanley.... Read More