FITNESS&HEALTH NAIL SALON
JLOUNGE NATURAL NAIL BAR AND SPA 3003 Walnut St., 720-484-6669 Silver: Boulder Nail Bronze: Contempo Nails Write-in: Eagle Nails
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here are two J’s behind JLounge: Julie and Jennifer, two entrepreneurial friends, who, years ago, were on a mission to find a fun and modern day spa experience. When they couldn’t find something that met their exact needs in Boulder, they decided to create their own. JLounge offers a full range of spa treatments, like facials, manicures and pedicures, waxing, and massage and acupuncture — all priced fairly and guaranteed to satisfy.
Congrats to all the businesses and customers that make Boulder a great place to live and work!
PILATES STUDIO
BOLDER PILATES
3012 Folsom St., 303-544-5930 Silver: Boulder Bodyworks Bronze: Mecha Write-in: Club Pilates
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he guiding philosophy of Bolder Pilates is that you should love the body you live in. The studio and its expert staff is situated to help everyone achieve that reality. With a cohort of supportive, experienced and motivational teachers, students are encouraged to strengthen their mind-body connection through physical workouts that can be adapted for any level of experience.
massage by boulder’s best
@ 2 convenient locations Downtown 1100 Spruce • 303.440.1992 Whole Foods 2905 Pearl • 303.545.6611
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FLATIRONS GOLF COURSE
5706 Arapahoe Ave., 303-442-7851 Silver: Haystack Mountain Golf Course Bronze: Boulder Country Club
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olf has come a long way from Mark Twain’s famous ire. (“Golf is a good walk spoiled.”) As New York Times bestselling author Rick Reilly recounts, what was once an elitist game has become mainstream with help from golf legends Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods. Lucky for Boulder County, we have the 18-hole Flatirons Golf Course to remind us what the game is really about: Walking the greens, breathing in the fresh air and enjoying good company, all with a little friendly competition thrown in. After all, a nice day is spoiled without golf.
Boulder’s Oldest Cannaboutique
Dog Park VALMONT DOG PARK 5300 Valmont Road With just about three acres of room to roam, any four-legged pal will love this park. Big dogs and small dogs are welcome to run free in this enclosed area (there’s also a special “small dog” section fenced off along the side), which includes plots of grass, picnic tables, obstacles to run up and over, and water spigots and bowls. Pro tip: Bring your pup at sunset, and you’ll catch the orange hues dancing above the Flatirons, which stand in perfect view along the western skyline.
BOULDER WEEKLY
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BEST OF BOULDER COUNTY ’19
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