Best of Boulder, ColoradoPracticalities
Boulder Convention and Visitors Bureau Where to Stay Millennium Harvest House Boulder Contact information: Millennium Harvest House Boulder, 1345 28th Street, 800-545-6285, www.millennium-hotels.com/boulder
Hotel Boulderado
Contact information: Hotel Boulderado, 2115 13th Street, 800-433-4344, www.boulderado.com Essential Gear 1. Protect your skin from the elements, i.e. Boulder's hot sun and high altitude. Non-greasy, herbal-based sunscreens from local skincare company Everybody, Ltd., will help keep your skin burn-free now and wrinkle-free in the future. Contact information: Everybody, Ltd., 1738 Pearl St., 303-440-0188 2. Along with good sun protection, it's essential to keep your body happy and hydrated with plenty of water. Tapped and bottled just eight miles from Boulder, the award-winning, chemical-free water from Eldorado Artestian Springs is filtered naturally through layers of sandstone. Contact information: Eldorado Artesian Springs, 303-499-1316, www.eldoradosprings.com 3. What better way to keep a GORP reader's energy (and blood sugar) level high than with a bag of G.O.R.P? Pick up some Mountain Man trail mix—a fresh and hearty mix of roasted peanuts and cashews, raisins, and chocolate—from the Boulder-based Mountain Man Nut & Fruit Co. Contact information: Mountain Man Nut & Fruit Co., 2525 Arapahoe, 303-546-0920 4. Carry your gear in style with a Summit fanny pack from Kelty, yet another local company. This pack sits nicely on your hips—keeping your back cool and dry—and holds all your outdoor-adventure essentials. Contact information: Kelty, 6235 Lookout Road, 800-423-2320
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Last Updated: 15 Sep 2010
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