Thanksgiving in Boulder is ideal for spending quality time with friends and family. While many locals leave town for travel or skiing, those who stay (or come out for a visit) will be rewarded with a quieter, more peaceful Boulder. It’s a wonderful time to enjoy all that Boulder has to offer, especially our vast network of trails. A hike with loved ones is the perfect way to … [Read more...] about 3 Family Hikes for Thanksgiving Day (plus one after dark!)
Boulder Hike of the Month: Viewpoint Trail
Boulder is home to more than 35 trailheads and 150 miles of trails. Even with millions of open space visitors per year, there’s no reason for anyone to battle crowds or get stuck doing the same old hike. Trailheads like Sanitas and Chautauqua are extremely popular with both locals and tourists, but experienced hikers know better. Neighborhood trails are where they’re headed – … [Read more...] about Boulder Hike of the Month: Viewpoint Trail
3 Haunted Hikes in Boulder
Boulderites enjoy taking things to the next level and this includes celebrating Halloween. From the Munchkin Masquerade to the Mall Crawl, there’s something for every ghost and ghoul. But Boulder’s local frights are not limited to the city streets. Our extensive trail system is full of stories guaranteed to get your mind racing and your heart pumping (while giving your legs a … [Read more...] about 3 Haunted Hikes in Boulder
Hike of the Month: Fall Foliage Walk on Shanahan and Big Bluestem
It doesn’t take much for Coloradans to go into a complete and total fall frenzy. The daytime temps dip below 80, coffee shops add pumpkin spice to the menu, someone posts an Instagram photo of a single yellow leaf, and BAM… it’s on. Cue the onslaught of cars heading steadily toward Kenosha Pass and Rocky Mountain National Park. But what if we told you it’s possible to enjoy … [Read more...] about Hike of the Month: Fall Foliage Walk on Shanahan and Big Bluestem
Boulder Field Trip: Hike to James Peak
Fall is in the air, Boulderites. The days are getting shorter, the nights are getting cooler, and swaths of autumn color are popping up in town and on the trails. In places like Indian Peaks and Rocky Mountain National Park, the aspen trees have already begun to turn gold. In a matter of weeks, Colorado’s high country will be blanketed in fresh snow once again. If bagging … [Read more...] about Boulder Field Trip: Hike to James Peak