mountain getaways
age alongside a constant flow of energetic newcomers, creating a spirit of
innovation among its restaurants that
keeps pace with the city’s reputation
as a hub for creative entrepreneurs
and major tech startups.
The town’s foodie culture is also fueled by its craft beer industry. There
are more than 20 breweries and counting in Boulder. Burgeoning wine and
spirits industries are quickly making
a mark on Boulder’s food-and-drink
landscape, as well.
BEYOND FOOD
When it’s time to burn off all of the
delicious calories you’ve consumed,
do as the locals do: Boulderites are
famous fresh-air fanatics — hiking,
cycling, mountain biking, rock climbing and kayaking through the seasons.
Bike the Boulder Creek Path, hike or
snowshoe the trails that wind into
the iconic Flatirons from Chautauqua
Park, or ski at nearby Eldora Mountain
Play.
Resort, a small, local’s favorite.
If shopping and strolling are more
your speed, the pedestrian Pearl Street
Mall is the heart and soul of Boulder,
with indie boutiques and unmatched
people watching. Venture not far beyond
to top attractions such as the Boulder
Dushanbe Teahouse or a bit further to
the free tour of Celestial Seasonings.
Eat.
Boulder’s foodie-favorite festivals
are the perfect excuse to visit and
include Burgundy Wine Festival in
October, First Bite Boulder (Boulder’s restaurant week) in November,
and High West Oyster Fest and
Taste of Pearl in April. Go to Boulder
ColoradoUSA.com/events for more
information.
Repeat.
America’s Foodiest City – Bon Appétit
10 Best Foodie Streets in America – Food & Wine
Meet Boulder’s chefs and plan your visit at
BoulderColoradoUSA.com/foodies | 303.442.2911