Here's how to make your arrival to Boulder from the Denver International Airport (DEN) an easy and scenic opening scene to your Festival experience.
Small city, massive food scene. Boulder's 400-plus restaurants, pioneering chefs, 10 Michelin-recognized gems, and 50 indie coffee shops welcome you.
No trail, no tale. A true Boulder experience includes time on the city's 46,000 acres of protected lands—right out your hotel door.
Just 21 miles from Boulder is Eldora, a winter wonderland with 10 ski lifts, miles of snowshoeing and nordic trails, good vibes and great views.
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Boulder for Film Buffs
Year-round film events, trivia and local cinema lore
Top Things to Do
Here's what not to miss during your stay.
Art Abounds
Discover one of "America's Most Artistic Towns," according to Expedia
Rooted in respect for nature, community and culture, BoulderWise invites you to explore its guiding principles for responsible travel before your Festival visit.
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Visit Boulder acknowledges that the land on which we live, work and recreate today has been inhabited by Indigenous people for more than 13,000 years. We honor all Native nations associated with the Boulder Valley, affirm their ancestral ties to their homeland and acknowledge the history of mistreatment and forced removal that has had a devastating impact on their communities. When we discuss Boulder with visitors and our communities, we are discussing Native lands, and we endeavor to do our part to include the stories of the area’s first inhabitants.