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Flavie Dokken broke both of her femurs while serving in the U.S. Army, but that didn’t break her spirit. The French-born Boulder resident nursed both
Imagine if there was a way to explore Boulder’s wilderness — from the highest peaks to the waters, from bikes to belays — like a
This is wild country. It can be easy to forget with fine dining, traffic jams and a highly-rated university. But Boulder is snuggled up to
Clear some space on your camera. You’re about to go photo wild. Boulder is naturally stunning. Sometimes, it really shows off. Here are the best
Antlers are the most popular decor in Jackson, Wyoming. Yes, antlers. They’re everywhere here in this secluded ski town, just south of Grand Teton National
Taos Ski Valley is like a breath of fresh air. From the moment you arrive, this resort’s character shines through. It’s an unpretentious, laid-back ski
This is the oldest resident in Boulder County. She took roots in Boulder in 1878 or ‘79, making her about 140 years old. She’s so
The best way to get to know a new city: Ask the locals. And there are plenty of locals in Boulder who make a job
Mother Nature doesn’t close down when the temps drop. And you don’t necessarily need equipment, like skis or a board, to explore the snowy outdoors.
What goes up must come down, right? In Colorado, that means where there are mountains, there must also be equally as stunning waterfalls. Colorado is
Here’s a different way to experience Boulder’s outdoors: under a quiet canopy of stars with the trail illuminated by the full moon and the circle
In partnership with Eldora Mountain Resort, we are bringing you the best of Boulder recreation, winter edition. Winter is a magical time in Boulder, when
Eldora is the heart of Boulder, on snow. The Eldora Mountain Resort, Boulder County’s own ski playground, is shaping up for the 2018-19 ski season
There are obstacle courses, there are warped walls, there’s parkour and there are a handful of centers across the Front Range that call themselves ninja
Attention windsurfers, dogs and kayakers. We found your heaven on Earth. This peaceful, crystal-still stretch of water spreads out across east Longmont. In the background, a
Sometimes you want to go camping. But you don’t want to go camping. You know. The battle of setting up the tent, the condensation that
Outdoor-lovers, Boulder’s for you. We’ve got sunshine nearly every day; the mountains in our backyard; and patios, rooftops and parks galore. Here’s how to spend
This campsite is everything. First, it’s in Boulder County, about 40 minutes up Flagstaff Road from downtown Boulder. It’s one of the rare places to camp
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Simon Montgomery’s wife returned to the trailhead, after a grueling morning of hiking one of Colorado’s “fourteeners,” when she saw a group of hikers heading
