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Boulder to Telluride Trailblazers: Exploring the Rocky Mountains

February 24th, 2024
a lake surrounded by trees with a mountain in the background

Boulder, Colorado, is a city nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, known for its stunning natural beauty, vibrant arts scene, and outdoor recreational activities. Meanwhile, Telluride, Colorado, is a charming town surrounded by the San Juan Mountains, offering a mix of culture, adventure, and history. Embarking on a journey from Boulder to Telluride promises an unforgettable experience, combining the best of Colorado’s urban and mountainous landscapes. Exploring Boulder: Where Urban Meets Nature As the gateway to the Rocky Mountains, Boulder offers an array of outdoor adventures... Read More

6 Things You Shouldn’t Forget in Boulder

February 9th, 2024

It’s a town full of adventurers, foodies, and oh-so-trendy college kids. You’ll want to be in the know and prepared for anything. Here’s what you shouldn’t forget when you’re in Boulder: Reusable Bags. These puppies can save your life. Plastic bags are the cancer of environmentally-friendly cities everywhere, so more and more places are passing legislation that imposes 5 or 10-cent fees for having to use plastic or paper bags at the check-out. Plus, if you forget your reusable bags when you’re checking out at Whole Foods or Sprouts or Trader Joe’s, people will... Read More

Boulder’s Best View: The Continental Divide in Full Splendor

November 1st, 2023

Photo credit: Lenny Lensworth Frieling The Continental Divide, a geological feature of immense significance, stretches across the North American continent, serving as a natural boundary that separates the flow of water into two major drainage basins: the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other. This majestic natural wonder is a sight to behold and is steeped in history, with deep cultural and ecological implications for the continent. One of the prime vantage points to appreciate the Continental Divide in all its glory is the city of Boulder, Colorado. The history of the... Read More

Boulder’s Backcountry Beauty: Unmasking the Rocky Mountains Fall Delights

August 31st, 2023

The Rocky Mountains are a breathtaking marvel of nature, and the fall season is the perfect time to explore them. From the vibrant colors of the changing leaves to the crisp, fresh air, there’s no better time of year to take in the beauty of the Rockies. If you’re looking for a great road trip from Boulder, Colorado, then you’re in luck. We’ve put together a guide to the best fall road trips from Boulder that will take you to some of the most stunning and hidden gems of the Rocky Mountains. From majestic waterfalls to snow-capped peaks, you’re sure to find something... Read More

Faces of Boulder: Meet Shiro

December 9th, 2021

Meet Shiro! Shiro is a digital marketing manager at the local marketing firm, Mondo Marketing and part-time adventurer. Mondo Marketing is a marketing firm in Boulder that focuses on marketing Japanese products from companies with an emphasis on outdoor gear and apparel.  For example, their major account, C3Fit, is a subsidiary of the company Goldwin, who is the distributor of North Face and Helly Hanson in Japan. Shiro first moved to Boulder in the fall of 2010 from the Seattle, WA area, initially to start school at CU Boulder.  While working part-time at the local Japanese restaurant Amu... Read More

Hidden Treasure Chest With Riches Worth Over $1 Million Found in Rockies After 10-Year Hunt

June 8th, 2020

Ten years ago, Forrest Fenn published a book and a website with clues that supposedly lead to a treasure in the Rockies worth well over $1 million, including pre-Columbian animal figures, gold nuggets and coins, Chinese jade faces, emerald rings and other exotic items. This weekend, the treasure was finally found by a New Mexican treasure hunter who wishes to remain anonymous. Fenn stated that he did not know the man, but the man had contacted him with pictures of the chest to confirm. The chest was still in the same spot it had been for the last ten years, and the anonymous treasure hunter stated... Read More

Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

October 4th, 2015

Meet Sam! This student flew in from England to visit his friend who lives in Vermont. The two traveled the entire country in route to California, where they will fly back to England. Some of the sights they enjoyed seeing included the Statue of Liberty in New York, the St. Louis Arch, and the Rocky Mountains of course! Safe travels!  Read More

Fire in the Frontrange: What you need to know

November 9th, 2014

The importance to control the potential dangers of fire is paramount for protecting the homes and properties in and near the Front Range. The local forests have been increasing in fuel load and fire severity. With the threat of fire an ever-pressing issue the community’s mind, it is important for locals to understand what is going on with forests across the region. Coloradoforestrestoration.org (CFRI) has a science research with recommendations for how to approach the persistent fire hazard that we face in Colorado. Fire is a natural part of our ecosystem’s development. G. David and E. Wohl... Read More

Triathletes love Boulder, compression socks, and this new blog.

September 22nd, 2014

Boulder has a reputation for being a very healthy, active, and outdoorsy place. I was recently on Tinder and just about every girl on there had some sort of picture of themselves hiking, snowboarding, or finishing the Bolder Boulder on their profile. Their favorite places to shop include the bike shop, Whole Foods, and REI. It makes sense when you think about it, just look at the flatirons. I like to call it the health trap. Stay in Boulder long enough and eventually you will pick up an outdoorsy hobby. This hobby will introduce you to people who are healthy eaters. These health nuts will consciously... Read More