Boulder, Colorado, is renowned for its amazing parks that offer breathtaking views and endless outdoor activities. There are numerous parks in Boulder that attract visitors from all over the world due to their unique features and natural beauty. From vast green spaces to rocky mountain trails, Boulder’s parks have something for everyone. One reason why Boulder’s parks are so amazing is the city’s commitment to preserving and protecting its natural resources. Boulder’s park system is designed to conserve wildlife, protect waterways, and maintain the area’s delicate... Read More

    The Valmont Bike Park is one-of-a-kind.  Check out this short video to see what makes the park so special and how Boulder built its “Home for Cycling!”  Read More

1. The Improv Show at the Fringe Festival 08/21 6 pm to 9 pm See amazing Boulder-based improv teams perform on the spot at the Boulder International Fringe Festival performing based on your suggestions.The improv show is presented by the Boulder Improv Collective which also hosts classes, weekend workshops, and performances. 2. The California Honeydrops at Chautauqua Auditorium 08/22 Doors: 6:3o pm show: 7:30 pm   The California Honeydrops are celebrating their 11th year together with their latest album, Honeydrops Live 2019, following their first ever double album, Call It Home: Vol. 1... Read More

Biker at Valmont Bike Park. To see full picture, please click on the date. Photo by Brad Fagan  Read More

Bikers at Valmont bike park. To see full picture, please click on the date. Photo by Brad Fagan.  Read More

Bikers at Valmont bike park. To see full picture, please click on the date. Photo by Brad Fagan.  Read More

Back flip at Valmont Bike Park. To see full picture, please click on the date. Photo by Brad Fagan.  Read More

Biker at Valmont bike park. To see full picture, please click on the date. Photo by Brad Fagan.  Read More

Bikers at Valmont bike park. To see full picture, please click on the date. Photo by Brad Fagan.  Read More

Biker at Valmont bike park. To see full picture, please click on the date. Photo by Brad Fagan.  Read More

I recently returned to Boulder from a very extended road trip. During which, I spent nearly three months exploring the Western half of the United States, slept in a different spot every night, and woke up to a new place every morning. I saw each town with a fresh set of eyes, excited for whatever the days adventure may be. Each place was new and beautiful, but still, nothing beats my hometown. Having spent so long on the road taught me how to adventure, it showed me that exploring is not just a physical challenge; it is also a mental marathon. I was sad to return, sad that the novelty was over,... Read More