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Boulder County has many well-known hiking and outdoor activities, as well as great shopping, music and food. But while you are enjoying your visit
Summer is winding down and autumn is well on its way. And with fall comes a whole host of Colorado festivals to help get you
Looking for inspiration for how to spend your summer and fall? Look no further than Travel Boulder’s summer-fall 2022 issue, which is out now and
When the world seems uncertain or confusing, it can help to pause and look to nature. The outdoors can provide a great mental reset. But
People say social media’s a highlight reel like that’s a bad thing. We think it’s inspiring to make a collection of your favorite places in
From the Pearl Street Mall to the historic Chautauqua Cottages, Boulder’s full of interesting history, old buildings and unique shops. But with a name like
If you’ve been to Boulder, you know them: the unusual-looking, slanted rock slabs that are the backdrop to the city. The Flatirons are inseparable from
As the animals whirl round and round, the world beyond the carousel melts into a blur of colors and sounds. Reality hangs on the melody
Just because you can’t (appropriately) (and also possibly legally) sit on Santa’s lap and make demands doesn’t mean the holidays aren’t for grown-ups, too. There
Boulder has its own little holiday village tucked up against the Flatirons. If you’ve never visited the Colorado Chautauqua during the holidays, this is the
Welcome to buffalo territory. Whether you’re a University of Colorado student, an alum or just a hardcore fan, first of all, good choice. Second of
If you love animals, you’re going to love Boulder County. Whether you’re planning a dog-cation or want to immerse yourself in wildlife, here are 15
Pull out your flannels and prepare the pumpkins. Fall in Boulder County is one of the best times of year, in large part due to
Fall is the most colorful time of year to be in Boulder. The leaves glow gold, the skies stay blue and the pumpkins begin popping.
Deep in the dark Savage Woods north of Boulder County, you will find it: the area’s scariest activity. You and the Colorado outdoors. Your imagination.
Boulder gets so spirited every October. By day, wander through pumpkin patches, hop on wagon rides, pick your own gourds and try to make it
You don’t have to be a farmer or gardener to reap the benefits of the harvest. Local farmers can teach you how to live off
One hundred and fifty years ago, farmers and community members gathered in Boulder for a little get-together. A town picnic, where they could share stories
Fifty-three thousand voices sing the “Star Spangled Banner” in unison. A rainbow of fireworks explodes with the backdrop of the Flatiron Mountains. It’s no wonder
Boulder’s higher than Denver, has less air pollution and has easy access to mountains and areas with reduced light pollution. The stars seem to shine
