Meet Courtney!  She has been here in Boulder for ten years and she says she has never been bored since living here! “There is so much park and open space and water here,” she says.  Courtney has been a nanny for ten years, so having so much open space has been great for the kids, […]

This lovely photo was sent in by a Boulder resident who was visiting Boulder Brook on Fall River in Estes Park while it was snowing most of the afternoon. Estes Park, Colorado, which has an elevation of 7,522 feet. It’s just outside Rocky Mountain National Park, one of the highest national parks in the United […]

What on earth are we talking about today? Only the coolest festival in Colorado. Every year thousands gather in Nederland to celebrate our state’s most famous frozen grandpa with games, beer, music, and coffin races! Did we mention most events are free? A little backstory first: Back in 1993 it was discovered that Trygve Bauge […]

  The Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests, as well as minor portions of Rocky Mountain National Park’s southern section, are part of the Indian Peaks Wilderness, which is managed jointly by the US Forest Service and the National Park Service in north central Colorado. To the south, it is bordered by the James Peak Wilderness, […]

About this space It will reopen on May 1st, 2019. Only two people can stay in the Little Red Treehouse. It features a large view, a private shower, and a powder room with a basin and toilet. It has a tiny kitchen with a sink and counter top, as well as a refrigerator. Heat, air […]

Meet Meg! She stopped by to chat while out on run with her friend. She is a business major at CU but says that she wants to switch to studying history. “CU definitely has a different feel than the rest of Boulder,” she says. What is her favorite thing about Boulder?  She loves the weather! […]

Meet Shelby! “I’ve lived in Boulder for five years now. I studied Environmental Design with an emphasis in Landscape Architecture and a Minor in Studio Arts. This past year I stopped working on my art and now that I’m finally done with school this is one of the things I am most excited for; hanging […]

Photo by Local Photographer: Gerry Morrell  https://gerrymorrell.myportfolio.com/projects With their unique white plumage, Snowy Owls are among the most distinctive owls found in Colorado. They usually live in places like Canada, Alaska, and the Arctic Tundra, only occasionally visiting Colorado and nearby states if there is a lack of food. 

Photo taken south of Arapahoe and 75th Streets, Boulder, Colorado. Sunny and 43. 

Picture taker Flies Drone To Discover A Once-In-A-Lifetime Shot Of 3 Bobcats Sitting On A Log Capturing a great photograph requires technical skill, foresight, and intuition, but you also need a lot of luck! After all, being in the right place at the right time is something that’s hard to plan for.   Photo Credit: nature.ugurturkum.com