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Why Does Boulder Have A “Greenbelt”?

You may hear Boulderites referring to a “greenbelt,” but what is that and why does Boulder have one? There was huge population growth in Boulder between 1950 and 1970. This growth was due to the presence of the University of Colorado, the intellectual diversity surrounding the university, and a strong local economy. At an annual growth […]

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Boulder Creek Path: A Journey of Discovery

The Boulder Creek Path is a stunning natural wonder that offers a journey of discovery and exploration. From the lush greenery of the surrounding forest to the sparkling waters of the creek, the path is a breathtaking experience that will leave you with lasting memories. In this blog article, we’ll explore the beauty of the […]

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Boulder’s Top Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails

Are you an outdoor enthusiast with a four-legged companion? If so, then you’ve come to the right place! Boulder, Colorado is known for its stunning mountain views, vibrant culture, and endless outdoor activities. But did you know that it’s also a great place to take your pup on an adventure? In this blog article, we’ll […]

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The Majestic Splendor of Flagstaff Mountain: An Unforgettable Adventure!

If you’re looking for an unforgettable adventure that will take your breath away, look no further than Flagstaff Mountain. Perched atop the majestic Rocky Mountains, Flagstaff Mountain offers a picturesque view of the surrounding area that will leave you in awe. From the stunning alpine meadows to the cascading waterfalls, Flagstaff Mountain is a sight […]

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Hike of the Week: Chautauqua-Gregory Canyon Loop

The hike of the week, which I dubbed The Chautauqua-Gregory Canyon loop is one of the best long hikes for the experienced hiker to enjoy in solitude, or for friends to have private conversation and share a picnic. Around 4.5 miles, the loop is a low key hike with some downhill and uphill, as well […]

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Boulder Trail Review: First and Second Flatirons

Boulder is famous for the majestic sandstone flatirons jutting from the mountainside above the town. Most people probably know that you can hike these soaring monoliths. The first and second flatiron trail is one of the most popular in Boulder County, climbing 2.7 miles through rocky debris and pine forests to sit among the boulders […]

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First Aid for a Boulder First Aid Kit

We Boulderites often explore. We explore topics academically and practically. We explore various activities as hobbies and professionally. We use power tools, hand tools, kitchen knives, and a myriad of items with sharp edges, fast moving parts, and other traps for our various body parts. Sometimes we end up with blood, either ours or from […]

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Boulder’s Intellectualism Shapes its True Character

Some of you have heard that Boulder is “25 square miles surrounded by reality”. Which is one way to say that the character of the city of Boulder is extremely different from other nearby cities. Today we will discuss how intellectualism has helped to create this unique reputation. There is a huge focus on anti-intellectualism […]

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Boulder to Beauty: Unveiling the Wonders of Colorado National Monument

Are you looking for a weekend getaway that will leave you feeling inspired and refreshed? Look no further than the Colorado National Monument! This awe-inspiring adventure will take you to some of the most stunning landscapes in the state, and will provide you with a unique and memorable experience. From the towering red rock formations […]

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A Day on Boulder Creek

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