Things To Do
Pearl Street
A pedestrian-only, tree-lined promenade through the heart of downtown Boulder. Explore the many amazing shopping and dining.
Wildflower Hike
Explore close to 150 miles of trails, Boulder can easily entertain everyone. Visit the link to find All Trails, an app that can help you find a hike that will suit your needs.
Self-Guided Art Walk
An easy, downtown walking tour. Boulder’s collection includes 135+ murals and 30 alley doors that have been turned into art
Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse
Have a Relaxing warm cup of tea and enjoy the environment.
Boulder Arts Week
Tap into your creative side and celebrate some local artists at the Boulder Arts Week. Immerse yourself in a week-long celebration of art and creativity from April 3-12.
Chautauqua Park
The park has amazing views of the Flat Irons and tons of wildlife viewing. You Definitely cannot go wrong here.
Take a fun day trip to Nederland
Nederland has plenty of neat shops all within walking distance. Take the walkway down Middle Boulder Creek down to Barker Meadow Reservoir for awesome views. After your walk, enjoy some pizza at Crosscut, the best pizza place in town.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Timed entry is not required in April (woohoo!), here is the link to fees & passes for park access. Rocky has so many amazing trails, it is impossible to narrow down any recommendations. Just be sure to check out weather conditions as you may need snow spikes or extra layers!
Visit Estes Park
Best known as the gateway city to Rocky Mountain National Park, visiting Estes Park is an easy choice. Home to the Stanley Hotel, Estes has tons of amazing shops, hikes, and wildlife viewing for everyone.