Things To Do
Coors Field
Leave it to us to have our anniversary land typically opening weekend for baseball. The Rockies are hosting the beloved Los Angeles Dodgers for the Coors Field Opening Weekend. Can't find tickets to the game? McGregor Square (walking distance to the stadium) is a great place to eat and watch the game. They have restaurants, bars, a grassy spot to sit and of course their 66' by 20' LED screen to watch the action. Also if you mysteriously cannot find Kim or I, we were gifted tickets to the game and will be here!
Denver Botanic Gardens
Love flowers and plants? This is your place! Absolutely beautiful place to walk around and tour! It is outside so make sure you dress accordingly.
Red Rocks
Easily one of the coolest venues we have been to. Access to the park is free, there are hiking trails around the park as well and make sure to tour their museum.
Chatauqua Park
Chatauqua Park known for its views of the famous Flat Irons. If this is something you want to check out, we suggest you go early as it is one of the busiest destinations for cool views in Boulder. Also check it out because nature is neat.
Stanley Marketplace
This is a treat! Originally Stanley Aviation which opened in 1954 and manufactured airplanes and parts, the Stanley Marketplace was developed through the adaptive reuse of this historic building (I'm getting major kudo points from Kim right now). Love shopping? Love beer? Love wine? Love plants? Love eating? Then you have reached your one stop shop for all.