I lived there decades ago. One of the most wonderful, and magical places I've ever been to. Beauty all around you. It's become more expensive, but what hasn't ? If you can afford it its a great place to live. Peace. NFA.
How's the social aspects like? Im not talking partying, moreso just the access to good bars, the friendliness and willingness of people to engage in conversations with folks they dont know, etc.
I heard about Boulder, Colorado for the first time while watching The Shining. The city looks very nice, especially Pearl Street Mall with all these great architecture buildings, promenade, cafes... The most beautiful thing in Boulder are, of course, the Rocky mountains. I hope to visit Boulder and hike one day there. Greetings from Serbia, eastern Europe
So for none American traveler to let you know most of Colorado is flat and looks like Kanas it’s capital does not even withhold the rockies. Go to a state like Utah that’s covered in mountains, it’s capital also withholds the Rocky Mountains. Same with Alberta, Canada it’s like Utah and is covered in mountains it’s capital also has the rockies like Utah’s capital does too.
@@erichkaufmann5284 Ok buddy sure. Denver is on the plains, but half of the state is mountains. Colorado has the tallest mountains in the Rockies. Utah is awesome, but has fewer mountains. Salt Lake City isn't even in the mountains. Do you realize how much harder it would be to build a city the size of Denver in somewhere like Buena Vista, Salida, or Gunnison?
@Trending RU-vid I've been visiting Colorado every year for the last decade and I always go during the winter so I have a good idea what winters are like there. I live in Austin, we have lots of nice hill country but no mountains anywhere near and are winters are a joke, all we have is little cold fronts here n there and then it's right back up to 80 degrees. We do have a lot more trees here though, I don't at all care for the Colorado plains but I do love all those huge pine and lodge pole trees up in the mountains.
@@tonyhomo588 You're gonna love it. Breckenridge is especially awesome around Christmas time. If I were you I'd skip Boulder and instead go to Estes Park, it's only about an hour away from Boulder. It's the most beautiful mountain town in Colorado IMO.
@@wendaltvedt4673 heck yeah man I might have to check it out I’ve been watching vids and this 1 vid said the night life there is dead I’m 24 and my girlfriend is 23 and I just hope it’s not true but if it is how beautiful it is will make up for it all 😄
I was walking through a quarry and said to the foreman, "That's a big rock!" "Boulder," he replied. So I puffed out my chest and shouted: “Look at that enormous rock over there!”
Wooow! Thank you very much for this amazing 5 min. videos. You did an excellent job summarizing the video with all the essential information. Thank you! Very beautiful town, and I hope one day will visit it :)
Nice video 👍🏾. Gotta challenge you Chip ... you say the hike is more towards the "moderate" scale, but @1:43 ... it's not lookin' that moderate from this side o' the computer screen. LOL.
Heh...I would say its moderate because you can stop whenever you want and rest....you can make it harder by the way you approach it, but if your not use to the elevation it will kick your butt! Im in top physical condition though!!! 😂😆😂😆
My daughter wasn't rich eiher, full ride but had to work 2 jobs for rent. My statement was not an assumption to who you are, but who you will need to be to fit in.
@@aena5995 racist to anyone not them. They enjoy telling others how they need "to help those people" but "those"people don't belong in their neighborhood.
Last time I was in CO, my altitude sickness was terrible. I hated how I felt up high even though I'm in pretty good shape. We are coming to Boulder in a few weeks. Are there plenty of good hikes where you stay low? I am fine looking up at mountains rather than being on the top
This is cool inside looks but man ohhh man, no offense, but one bad slip, lose your forward momentum, that kid is in for some SERIOUS trouble if you fell backwards. You should NOT be hiking like this.
Another popular thing to do is to harass people who live there that are picking up garbage and going to school and violating their civil rights and generally just treat them like shit
