Things To Do

Pearl Street

A street lined with restaurants, shops and people watching, Pearl Street is the heart and soul of Boulder — and has been for more than four decades! Here, in the center of historic downtown, locals and visitors stroll the brick-paved pedestrian walkway, linger on sun-dappled benches and restaurant patios, shop to their hearts' content, and stop to watch only-in-Boulder street performers.

Lost Gulch Overlook

Beautiful spot where Christian and I will be taking day of wedding portraits.

Chautauqua Park

A vast network of trails leave from the Chautauqua Trailhead and head right up into the Flatirons. The friendly folks at the on-site Ranger Cottage can recommend a hike at your level, plus provide brochures on wildflowers, wildlife and more. There's also a bathroom and water fountain at the cottage.

List of ther various hikes around Boulder

Restaurant recommendations

Boulder Farmers Market

On a sunny Saturday in Boulder, skip the brunch rush and visit the town’s other foodie paradise: the Boulder Farmers Market. This outdoor market has been a hub for local food and community for nearly 30 years. Unlike many markets, everything here is strictly local — grown or raised in Colorado. Days and Times: Saturdays 8am–2pm, April through November Wednesdays 4pm–8pm, May through October

E-Bike tour of Boulder

E-bikes are exploding in popularity in Boulder, and it's no wonder why. This is one of America's top bike cities to begin with. Add in a little electric boost, and you'll find you can pedal farther across Boulder's vast bike path and bike lane networks to scenic spots with less effort — and have a ton of fun while doing it. Not to mention, it's one of the greenest ways to get around swiftly. You'll find plenty of options for renting and touring on e-bikes here in Boulder.