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| Boulder From Above |
This is a great place to live, and we want you to learn as much as you can about your new hometown! Boulder is known for its beauty, great lifestyle and genuine friendliness. The following information will give you a sampling of recreation, services and ways we can help you "settle in."
Parks and Recreation 303-413-7200:
north boulder rec center Take the stress out of your daily routine by enjoying one of Boulder's 54 urban parks. Make new friends while you work out at one of Boulder's three full-service recreation centers. Register for a recreational class or volunteer to coach a youth sports team. If you enjoy challenges, learn how to kayak, make a clay pot or play 18 holes of golf at the Flatirons Golf Course. Boulder Parks and Recreation offers a wide variety of opportunities, all detailed in a quarterly brochure, also available online.
Open Space and Mountain Parks 303-441-3440:
Boulder's Open Space and Mountain Parks land is the beautiful "green belt" you see around you, as well as many areas east and south of Boulder.
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Help keep Open Space and Mountain Parks lands safe and enjoyable for all visitors. Bicycles are allowed only on trails designated with the international bicycle symbol. Please keep dogs on leashes or within sight and under voice command. Special regulations are in effect in many areas - pay attention to the signs posted at trailheads and parks for locale-specific information. Visit the Web site for maps, updates, news and regulations, and check trailhead boards for additional information.
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