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5 of the most luxurious – and priciest – Airbnbs available in Boulder for the Sundance Film Festival (opens the original)
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How does one even begin to capture Boulder? It’s our beloved, photogenic, ostentatious, housing-insecure college town that “every day adores itself in the mirror and confirms its perfection,” as nature writer Jenny Price put it in a 2006 essay. Looking to capitalize on – er, lend a hand during – the 2027 Sundance Film Festival (making its Boulder debut Jan. 21-31), some residents are listing their private estates for eye-popping nightly sums – taxes not included. It might border on obnoxious if
Weather has played havoc with Colorado’s pick-your-own fruit spots (opens the original)
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If picking your own fruit at a farm or orchard is a perennial on your autumn bucket list, then places like Longmont’s YA YA Farm & Orchard, 6914 Ute Hwy., would normally be worth an outing. But this eight-acre, 1,000-tree orchard canceled its 2026 u-pick after losing 70% of its crop. As a result, the owners will focus instead on a ticketed AppleFest featuring live bluegrass, Nordy’s BBQ, and fresh cider donuts. Tickets sell out, so order yours online ASAP. Or drop by the farm stand for pre-picke
After two hard freezes, Colorado’s apple harvest isn’t looking very sweet (opens the original)
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From tangy Jonathans and blush-tinted Honeycrisps to lip-puckering Granny Smiths, Colorado grows a bounty of spectacular apples under some of the best climatic conditions in the country. In a normal year, our local harvest runs from mid-August through mid-October, according to experts at Colorado State University. This year, though, has been anything but normal. On April 17, Colorado’s Western Slope endured one of its worst freezes ever recorded; the situation was especially grim in Hotchkiss an
There’s a lot to do around Moab with kids — even in hot summer months (opens the original)
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We’ve been to Moab a handful of times; it’s one of my favorite towns in the West. From scenic hikes in iconic national parks to rafting, canyoneering, and bouldering at Big Bend Bouldering Area, there’s no shortage of outdoor adventure for active families. Weather-wise, spring and fall are the most pleasant times to visit Moab, but with perfect temperatures come heavy crowds, especially in 2026, when family adventure travel bookings are up 106%, according to a report from tour operator Explore W
How not to be a ‘touron’ when encountering Colorado wildlife (opens the original)
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There’s been a lot of wildlife news this summer. In July, a grandfather visiting Yellowstone National Park was charged by a bison after stopping to snap a photo, a video of which went viral. Closer to home, a woman hiking the Snowflake Trail in Breckenridge had an unsettling encounter when she realized two moose were “stalking” her, according to news reports. In Castle Rock, meanwhile, a mother bear was fatally shot, leaving a tight-knit community both heartbroken and seeking answers. Technicall
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