Boulder in Colorado provides the focal point for many leisure activities and adventure sites in the region.
The Boulder Creek flows along the mountainside to the west of Boulder and the St.
Vrain Creek plains.
The Boulder Creek Festival is held during summer at the Central Park.
What's known as the Boulder Creek Path falls along the creek from the section named the Eben G.
Fine Park in the western side of Boulder to E.
Pearl Parkway on the eastern side.
The Boulder Creek Path is a paved way, with no motorized vehicles allowed.
So, all sorts of people jogging, walking, biking and roller skating along can be seen here.
The path extends all the way to the eastern edge of the Boulder mountains.
Trout ponds, picnic areas and shady green natural landscapes are found throughout the trail.
The path gradually leads to a massive park and playground, ideal for children and pets to frolic around.
A series of waterfalls can be found at the trail's edge, just prior to reaching the Boulder mountain foothills.
Kayaking and inner tubing are popular activities at the falls.
Part of Boulder Creek Path falls just beyond a few blocks from the Pearl Street Mall and provides a quick refreshing nature sidetrack for shoppers.
In length, Boulder Creek Path is around 5.
5 miles, leading to Boulder Canyon along the west and Stazio Ballfields on the east.
 The well-loved and frequented path is maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department and the Public Works Department's Greenways Program.
Boulder, Colorado is best known for its adventure activities, so if you check-in to a Boulder hotel, you can get the concierge to help you with planning a great vacation.
It's advisable to stay at a downtown Boulder hotel, which provides more opportunities for central city explorations as well.