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 Open For Your Business |
370 Interlocken Blvd. 4th Floor Boulder, CO 80021 United States http://www.abcn.com/ |
With Alliance Business Centers you can set up shop and be open for business in more than 500 locations around the world. You can select from a menu of services such as a corporate mailing address, personal telephone receptionist, and full suite or conference room facilities. No matter how big or small you are Alliance Business Centers has just what you need. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Healing center |
100 Health Park Drive Boulder, CO 80027 United States +1 303 673 1000 http://www.centura.org |
New Life Center includes state-of-the-art birthing equipment and private birth suites; emergency center with diagnostic imaging equipment; cardiopulmonary diagnosis, physical, speech, and occupational therapy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Fresh produce, Colorado specialties |
13th Street between Canyon Boulevard and Arapahoe Avenue Boulder, CO 80302 United States +1 303 910 2236 http://www.boulderfarmers.org/ |
Twice a week local farmers from the surrounding area set up shop on the streets of downtown and offer loads of fresh produce, eggs, honey and other delicacies too good to pass up. On occasion Colorado wine, fresh roasted green chilies and tempting breads are also for sale. Bring an empty stomach and a full wallet, and spend the afternoon browsing and bartering, or enjoy a picnic in the park behind the market. In the fall, ripe Colorado peaches are an especially succulent treat. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Boulder's spot for summer fun |
5100 North 51st St Boulder, CO 80301 United States +1 303 441 3456 / +1 303 441 3468 |
An activity laden water Mecca, the Boulder Reservoir is a popular destination for residents during the lazy days of summer. Swimming, sailboarding and fishing are the main activities. For those new to water, instructors offer lessons in water-skiing and boating. Pack a picnic lunch or grab a bite from the snack bar. The white sandy beach is popular with locals for tanning purposes. Leave the dog at home for pets are not allowed on the beach. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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New and used |
630 Front Street Boulder, CO 80027 United States +1 303 664 5411 |
In this day of CD shops where every employee seems to have so many nose rings that it appears as if they have Slinkys dangling from their nostrils, it is kind of refreshing to walk into this shop and get met by people not trying to make a statement with their dress. While the new CD selection is not huge, the used CD bins more than compensate. There are also used cassettes, and, for vinyl freaks, LPs. The used video selection is limited. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Worldly tea |
4600 Sleepytime Drive Boulder, CO 80301 United States +1 303 530 5300 http://www.celestialseasonings... |
The famous maker of herb and traditional teas offers daily tours of its manufacturing facilities. Highlights include the herb garden, teapot collection and an art gallery exhibiting original paintings designed for the colorful tea packages. Enjoy a fresh cup of tea in the Celestial Cafe, and shop for souvenirs in the Tea Shop and Emporium. The complex is roughly a 10-minute drive from downtown Boulder. Admission is free. Children must be at least five years old. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Golf Course with mountain views |
585 West Dillon Road Boulder, CO 80027 United States +1 303 666 7888 |
Offering almost 7,000 yards of challenging play, Coal Creek Golf Course stretches through a creek bed shadowed by towering cottonwoods, and across the high desert just south of Boulder. Dick Phelps designed the course, which opened in 1990 to rave reviews. Although the course is relatively open, 12 holes feature tough water hazards. The signature 16 hole is a short 4 par with a monster 100-foot drop to the tee. Non-residents need to make reservations three days in advance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 A cooking vacation |
637 South Broadway Suite H Boulder, CO 80305 United States +1 303 494 7988 / +1 877 249 0305 http://www.cookingschoolrockie... |
This cooking campus has turned a chore into a vacation with its five-day culinary courses. Nestled in the foothills of the Rockies, the school combines spectacular scenery with hands-on instruction, making for a memorable experience. The Basic Techniques Course offers three menus to choose from and teaches everything from knife skills, to the secrets of sautéing and braising meats and vegetables. Classes are limited to 12 students to assure individual attention. The five-hour per day sessions leave you plenty of time to explore Boulder. Reservations are required. Lodging is not provided. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ski and bike specialists |
627 South Broadway Boulder, CO 80303 United States +1 303 499 0963 |
Serving Boulder since 1983, Doc's is one of city's oldest ski specialty shops. Voted one of the best ski shops in the country by Snow Country Magazine, the store has the inside scoop on the best local trails. Services include high quality ski and snowboard rentals, ski tuning, and custom ski boot fitting. A large selection of the latest gear provides everything you need for a perfect day on the slopes. Doc's is also a great place to purchase quality mountain bikes, inline skates and outdoor clothing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Community mall |
1 West FlatIron Circle (US 36 & Interlocken) Boulder, CO 80021 United States +1 720 887 9900 |
The developers of the area's latest mega-mall not only wanted it to blend in with the mountain surroundings, they also wanted it to reflect the area's outdoor lifestyle. Hence, the mall grounds are laced with parks, waterfalls and bicycle paths. An open village adjoins the mall's winding enclosed area, and features pedestrian walkways, restaurants, retail and offices. This village accomplishes something few malls ever do: attract local businesses. In addition you will also find typical mall tenants like Dillard's, Lord & Taylor, Nordstom and Foley's. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Greens with a view |
5706 East Arapahoe Road Boulder, CO 80303 United States +1 303 442 7851 http://www.ci.boulder.co.us/ |
This 18-hole golf course with driving range is the closest one to downtown Boulder and a favorite among locals and visitors. The average difficulty level, old-growth trees, well-kept fairways and mountain views make for a pleasant and relaxing game. PGA professional instructors hold private and group clinics on a regular basis. The clubhouse offers rental clubs and carts. Relax post game with a drink and a burger at the on-site restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gifts, postal services with British flair |
4800 Baseline Road, Suite C106 Boulder, CO 80303 United States +1 303 499 1962 http://www.giftboxboulder.com/ |
Wander into this shop and you will find yourself uttering 'long live the Queen'. In addition to a fine selection of journals, decorative items and cards, this store features a special section for Anglophiles. Traditional English teas and refrigerated scones will make your tea party authentic. There is a nice selection of children's teakettle sets that are made from English bone china. Bring your letters and post cards, the store is a post substation during the week. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Herbs, vitamins and more |
5684 Valmont Road Boulder, CO 80301 United States +1 303 443 0755 / +1 800 206 6722 http://www.hannasherbshop.com/ |
Founded in 1957 by Hannah Kroeger, one of the world's leading authorities on natural healing, this feel-good shop provides Boulder with high quality herbal formulas and homeopathic remedies. Shoppers can find multi-vitamins, herbal extracts, aromatherapy, and bulk herbs like bee pollen, burdock root and the popular echinacea. Choose from herbal cold and flu remedies and natural teas designed to enhance mood, energy and thinking ability. The shop's 42 years of experience are evidenced by its choice selection of products and highly knowledgeable staff. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Hot drinks and hotter wheels |
101 Highway 119 South Boulder, CO 80466 United States +1 303 258 3435 |
This establishment is housed in three connected historic train cars. Sort of a hip store-cum-café, it offers tasty coffee drinks and the latest road and mountain bike designs from top manufacturers, including Specialized. It also stocks the accessories and fashion wear needed to look the part on the trails. Bike rentals feature both front and full suspension mountain bikes. Helmets come with all rentals. In winter you can choose from cross-country ski, snowshoe or snowboard rentals and browse a variety of clothing and accessories. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Par three challenge |
5877 Niwot Road Boulder, CO 80302 United States +1 303 530 1400 |
This par-three golf course and driving range is an intimidation free learning environment for beginners and a quick golf fix for more advanced players. The terrain includes open prairies and an assortment of water obstacles. An occasional coyote or grazing deer coupled with a softly bubbling creek and mountain views adds to the experience. The friendly staff and the atmosphere emphasize the fun side of the sport. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nothing but backpacks |
2400 Central Avenue Boulder, CO 80301 United States +1 303 442 5828 |
Madden Mountaineering considers outdoor adventure a serious pursuit, and put serious thought into the construction of their durable backpacks. For 24 years, this Boulder-based company has designed some of the best and most innovative packs in the world. This store currently enjoys the status of number one backpack supplier for Outward Bound Schools.Backpacks styles include expedition style with expandable side pockets, duffel bags, fanny packs, pannier bags for cycling and child carriers with protective sunshades. All products come with a 25-year guarantee. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Healthy snacks, healing |
30 East First Street Boulder, CO 80466 United States +1 303 258 7500 |
From organic produce and bulk grains to fine teas and spices, this co-op attracts locals and visitors looking for a healthy alternative to fast food joints. Fresh sandwiches include turkey and Swiss and hummus and avocado. Try the rich cheesecake for dessert. The store's extensive and inexpensive cheese selection is the best in town. Other snacks for sale include chips, crackers and canned goods. Do not forget to browse the candles, handmade goods, homeopathic remedies and vitamins. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 A rock-lover's paradise |
3564 Pearl Street Boulder, CO 80301 United States +1 303 444 4020 http://www.naturesown.com/ |
From ancient fossils to fine jewelry, this small Colorado chain has something for everyone. Items include elegant stoneware bowls and vases (starting at under $10),rare tanzanite rings, fossil refrigerator magnets and petrified wood bookends. For rock collectors, an extensive mineral case contains hard-to-find samples from around the world. Scientific toys, books, animal puppets and many dinosaur related items are popular with children. The original location in Nederland houses the widest selection, and every store offers slightly different stock. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mountain climber's heaven |
633 S Broadway Unit A Boulder, CO 80305 United States +1 303 499 8866 http://www.neptunemountaineeri... |
This mammoth mountaineering shop features a comprehensive selection of gear for climbing, camping, hiking, snowshoeing, backcountry skiing and other outdoor pursuits. Founded by world-famous adventurer Gary Neptune, many of the store's employees are also well known local legends in various outdoor endeavors, namely climbing. The friendly, knowledgeable and often barefoot staff is ready to help you prepare for any sort of trek. Do not miss the dedicated canine greeting customers and overseeing the daily activities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Collectibles & nostalgia |
4 East First Street Boulder, CO 80466 United States +1 303 258 7976 |
You will feel like you are rummaging through grandma's attic in this store: it is brimming with relics from the past-from old Matchbox cars to antique furniture. Collectibles of all kinds, rugs, lamps, decorations, toys and general knickknacks are stacked, piled and packed into this cluttered shop. There is also a great selection of old chairs. This is a favorite stop for tourists and locals seeking items of nostalgia. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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See Boulder by bike |
839 Pearl Street Boulder, CO 80203 United States +1 303 444 4196 http://www.ubikes.com |
Mountain and road biking are synonymous with Boulder and Colorado. The chance to shoot down rocky steeps, conquer immense climbs and maneuver about some of the best singletraks in the world draws thousands of thrill seekers to the local trails each year. Stop by this popular shop for last minute accessories and inside tips on the best trails. Browse the latest in bicycle fashion, and look hip while on the ride.You can rent all sorts of two-wheeled creations, from tandems to city bikes to top mountain bikes for every skill level. Helmets and locks are included with rentals. The store does bike repairs and customizing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Old West mercantile |
25 East First Street Boulder, CO 80466 United States +1 303 258 7344 |
Step into the Wild West in this tack and clothing store featuring quality products for all tastes. The second-story outlet is a quaintly decorated rustic space with a wide selection of men's and women's clothing, jewelry, hats, boots, saddle blankets and cowboy Christmas items. The store offers custom leatherwork and beadwork by High Country Leather. This shop is so Western you will exit it with a sudden urge eat a plate of beans while uttering "yippie-ki-yay," for no good reason at all. Review © 2007, Wcities |