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Boulder is host to a veritable alphabet soup of environmental centers and institutes focused on studying how the climate is changing. Consider NCAR,
Boulder offers such unparalleled access to nature that, at times, it can be overwhelming. How do you get into rock climbing, backcountry skiing or mountain
If you’re sweating as you read this, well, so is everyone else. It’s been a hot-hot-hot summer. One of Colorado’s hottest, in fact. July brought
What is it about Boulder that would attract a woman to explore the oceans to protect sharks, or another to mount a climbing wall on
Spring is here and, when you’re not dodging Colorado’s inevitable spring snowflakes, it’s time to get outside and start preparing your lawn and garden for
During a normal year, April 15 is the dreaded date we associate with Tax Day. But it’s also an important date for another reason: It’s
This winter, Boulder gear stores are predicting that even the most outdoorsy among us will be getting outdoors more. “Especially with the pandemic that we’re
There will be a 2020-21 ski season. Temperatures will drop. Snow will fall and enthusiasts will return to the slopes. Of that you can be
The big question on everyone’s mind this winter is: What will skiing be like during the pandemic? And, beyond that, will ski areas even be
Maybe you’ve just never got into skiing, despite many lessons and attempts to make yourself enjoy it. Maybe you’re nursing a lingering injury back to
Though it’s been a relatively mild and warm fall, ski season will be upon us before we know it. And even though we’re still many
Colorado really comes alive once fall arrives. Many leaf-peepers set out on day trips or weekend getaways to really soak up the vivid colors in
If you’re visiting Boulder for the first time or you’re a long-time resident who just wants to experience the natural beauty of a waterfall, Boulder
There’s never been a better time to hop in the car and take a road trip, especially one that revolves around outdoor adventures. But where
According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Colorado is home to a large population of black bears, with numbers estimated at 17,000-20,000 in the state. As
There’s never been a better time to start birdwatching. No, really. We’re all practicing social distancing, which means lots of hiking, cycling, running and long
Gardening — how hard can it be, right? Wrong. Gardening is so much more than simply sticking plants into the ground and hoping for the
Boulder County is restricted to “shelter in place,” banning all non-essential activities outside of the house. However, outdoor exercise, such as walking, hiking, biking, running
In Boulder, you can ride all year. Even if it’s snowing or icy, even if it’s freezing out, many of Boulder’s public trails and backroads
Your favorite ol’ Colorado mountains are dishing up some new action for the winter of 2019. Here’s a look at some of the new offerings
