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Boulder Slideshow
Top Hotels in Boulder
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Millennium Harvest House Boulder
180 reviews -
St Julien Hotel and Spa Boulder
226 reviews -
Hotel, Boulderado
166 reviews -
Courtyard By Marriott Boulder
64 reviews
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Marriott - Boulder
121 reviews
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Residence Inn By Marriott Boulder
53 reviews
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Best Western Boulder Inn
106 reviews
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Boulder Broker Inn
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Best Western Golden Buff Lodge Boulder
60 reviews
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Boulder
59 reviews
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Quality Inn And Suites Boulder
160 reviews
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Boulder Twin Lakes Inn
113 reviews
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Boulder University Inn
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Silver Saddle Motel Boulder
23 reviews
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Travel Blogs from Boulder, United States
The beginning...
This is a top pick! Ha, ha, fooled ya! It's not a real entry, but just a little shortie to get the map route started out correctly. Just click on the link for the next entry for the REAL beginnning on Ko Samet island in Thailand, and don't forget you can use the other ...
Thursday May 15
This is a top pick! ... Lake Mead which is a huge recreation park with many places to stop and several camping areas. We camped near the lake at Boulder Beach. It was beautiful there, shaded by gum trees and Oleander bushes. The lake was just down a track so we headed ...
Leaving Las Vegas
This is a top pick! ... After 10 miles we were yet again feeling the heat and needed a Maccy-D stop to cool down. We then continued towards Boulder City with a head wind and slight incline which made the going slow. Boulder City turned out to be a very pleasant ...
The Beautiful Town
This is a top pick! ... from the mass of buildings and roads is to catch the subway up to Central Park, which is a mission in itself. People in Boulder are also sickeningly healthy (if you'll excuse the oxymoron). As I perused the streets I came across health food shops, ...
Back in the Republic
This is a top pick! ... see my family in Colorado, which was recovering from a huge spring snowstorm 2 days before I arrived (it even closed the airport). I, of course, am still wearing my sandles when I walk off the plane. More soon as integrate back into Boulder ...
Rocky Mountain, Hi!
This is a top pick! ... plus Ibuprofen. What marvelous drugs we have! I was back to myself in no time. We spent the afternoon walking around Downtown Boulder and people watching. When Dave & June got home we cooked up a multi-ethnic meal (Indian, Middle Eastern & Broccoli) ...
LasVegas Arrival
... situation. This side trip cost us about an hour a half and we decided to take our hot bodies to my brother Bob's home in Boulder City. The ride out of Kingman to Boulder City on Highway 93 was so hot in the blazing sun. I think the temperatures were in ...
Hoover Dam and Boulder City
... so it really isn't very old. There are so many places called 'city' even though they only have a populations of a few hundred. Boulder city has a few thousand residents but is still tiny. We went for a drive around the city and found some really nice ...
Hoover Dam
Well staying in Las Vegas was one thing on Kelsey's list of things she wanted to do last year, but didn't. Seeing Hoover Dam was another thing. Fortunately, we made it 2-for-2 in just our first two days on tour! We weren't satisfied with just driving ...
Back in the USA
Well, I thought that I would simply write about our peaceful return to the United States, but it turns out that we had quite an adventure getting to the airport. Might as well talk about it to end on a more exciting note. We left Ann Marie's ...
Gedding Us a Beer in Moab…and the Fruita Tra
... dropping off on either side of the car hundreds of feet. We pulled into the tiny town (although I use that term generously) of Boulder, UT and stumbled across an amazing little restaurant—the Burr Trail Inn--just off the side of the road. Just when ...
Day 18 - Chilling & Boulder
... we need right now! There’s even a telescope for Tegz to star gaze from the decking. We did manage to venture into Boulder this afternoon. I had been looking forward to Boulder; it looks like a really young place, as it’s got the campus of the ...
Hoover Dam to Death Valley
Well, last night was probably the worst night we've experienced so far. We slept at a campground in the Valley of Fire. The dessert is supposed to cool down at night, but something must have been wrong with this dessert. It did not cool down, and we ...
A short stay in Boulder
I'm back in Boulder for my last treatment. Everything went fine on the way back from Mexico and I'll be home in Norway for Christmas, ...
Introduction (Nathan)
... don't speak my language, or even where the customs are very different... although I've been all over the western half of the United States, my experience in other countries is limited to a quick trip to Winnipeg, and the only thing different there was the ...
Hooverdam
The lasst 10 miles to Hooverdam was realy at a pace of 15 mph. An official visit of the Dam would cost 13 $ per adult, and parking the car zould be 7$. So we decided to just skip the visit and see what we could see from behind the car window. For ...
Its D-day
Well the time has finally come to say good bye... please write me often and keep me entertained with gossip...especially that OG stuff...haha. Anyways after finally after staying up all night and barely managing to cram all my belongings that I will ...
Boulder, CO
Our first stop was Boulder, Co. where we spent a couple days visiting family friends. We even got out on Boulder Reservoir and tried some water skiing and wake boarding! It was a great couple ...
Boulder Farmer's market
I went to the Farmer's market today to take some photos. Every Wednesday and Saturday there are organic farms in the area which sell their produce at reasonable prices. It's always crowded and a lot of fun to visit. I also went to Pearl Street Mall to ...
The really loooong day
... the way a town appeared that was full of casinos. Apparently, it's a CO sanctioned gambling town. Finally, we arrived in Boulder a real granola cruncher college town and walked the 'scene' on the Pearl Street mall. There were jugglers, street ...
Safely back 'home'
... went fine despite having chosen September 11th for my day of traveling. I was very relieved to get back to my own bed in Boulder last night after a long day of flights and airports. I have planned another trip to Mexico later this month, but as traveling ...
Even bigger trees
After my brothers had argued over whether t was trees or more muzzies we eventually settled on trees and headed up to Big Basin. The winding route up to the park was well worth the effort as the big trees were accessible and awesome. This is one of ...
Boulder images
I've taken some photos of Boulder University Campus today. Not too interesting perhaps, but it gives you an idea of my beautiful ...
Finally Packing (Nathan)
Here's my packing list. Unlike Glennica's, there's no picture... I need to get to bed soon! 1 pair shoes (worn) 3 sets of ultra light, quickdry clothing (1 worn, 2 packed) light, waterproof jacket with hood wide-brimmed hat Smartwool long-sleeved camping ...
Home, Sweet Home
... 23 hours of straight travel, and a day of rest and reprieve, I find myself once again in the comfort of my own room in Boulder, Colorado. My time in Turkey was incredible, and I cannot have hoped for a more productive trip than I had. Hakan will be an ...
Saying goodbye to friends
I've just enjoyed having Trond, Anitra and their cat Bongo here for a few days. We've had fun touring the Coors brewery and making a scene with T & A's car Bob! Bob is an old VW with some pretty cool custom made features, including their very loud car ...
Bolder Boulder
... and hiked in Rocky Mountain National Park. Dean and Julie, old friends of John's from CU (now married and living in Boulder with daughter, Milena) hosted a great barbeque and proverbial slumber party, where I finally got to meet them, Murph and Joe ...