Travel Guide Boulder

Vibrant and welcoming, sporty and eco-friendly, dynamic and lively, connected and cultural: As many qualifiers stick to the skin of Boulder. Just over 30 minutes north-west of Denver, she is a lovely little town with a unique atmosphere. Boulder offers a perfect balance between urban life - due to its proximity to the capital of Colorado and its lively city center - and open to nature - due to its idyllic location at the foot of the magnificent formations of the Flatirons and its proximity to the best ski resorts in the region. For some time, his many attractions have not gone unnoticed and Boulder has become Denver's chic suburb while preserving his own identity. Its small center has nothing to envy the other cities of the state and the pedestrian district, around the shopping and charming avenue of Pearl Street, is still alive and hosts street animations almost daily. It is also the preferred place to go for a drink or eat at the restaurant. After exploring the small shops and historic sites of the downtown, and taking the time to stroll along the Creek Path green trail, go to Chautauqua Park, which reserves magnificent walks in the mountains.