Stroll Pearl Street Mall for great shopping, dining, and live street performances—it’s a must-see while you’re in town.
Chautauqua Park is a scenic park at the base of Boulder’s iconic Flatirons, offering beautiful views and easy hiking trails just minutes from downtown.
A lively weekend market featuring artisanal foods, crafts, and live music—a perfect way to experience Boulder’s local flavor!
Arguably the most breathtaking campus! Located on the Front Range, right in the heart of Boulder, Don’t miss the chance to grab a local coffee and wander around. Take in the stunning historic architecture, soak up the vibrant campus energy, and enjoy the perfect blend of nature and culture that makes this place unforgettable.
Rayback Collective in Boulder is a vibrant, community‑focused indoor‑outdoor gathering place that blends great food, drinks, music, and social fun into one laid‑back spot. It’s not just a restaurant or bar, it’s a food park and social hub where locals and visitors come to hang out, eat, drink, play games, and enjoy Boulder’s relaxed vibe.
Less than an hour from Boulder, Estes Park is a charming mountain town in northern Colorado and the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park. It’s known for stunning scenery, hiking, wildlife, and outdoor adventure. Downtown offers local shops, restaurants, and the scenic Riverwalk. Elk, deer, and moose are common, and there are plenty of festivals and events year-round.
Rocky Mountain National Park, just short of an hour from Boulder, is a stunning natural playground, known for its towering peaks, alpine lakes, and abundant wildlife. Visitors can hike scenic trails, drive the famous Trail Ridge Road, spot elk and moose, and enjoy year-round outdoor activities like hiking, camping, fishing, and snowshoeing. It’s a must-visit for anyone who loves mountains and nature. As August is one of the most popular times to go, make sure you make a reservation on July 1st if your planning to visit.