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ford (didn't graduate),
South Park
creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone (smoked a ton of
dope, did graduate) and actor Jonah Hill (stopped by for one semester).
Boulder Museum of
Contemporary Art
MUSEUM
(BMOCA; 303-443-2122;
www.bmoca.org
;
1750 13th St; adult/child $5/free; 11am-5pm Tue-Sun; ;
203, 204, 205, 206, 208, 225, DASH, JUMP, SKIP)
A historic brick house with three galleries of evoc-
ative modern art. Mixed-media exhibits can include such whimsy as neon installations and
life-sized cards, while strange fashion concepts are displayed in the costume and wardrobe
gallery upstairs. All exhibitions are temporary and rotate every three months. Admission
is free when the farmers market blooms out the front on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Flagstaff Mountain Trailhead
(
www.osmp.org
;
Flagstaff Summit Rd; )
A trailhead and parking area just below the summit
(elev 7283ft) and a short drive from downtown Boulder. The views over Boulder and
Denver to the east are great, and the Continental Divide views to the west spectacular.
From here, a handful of fun hikes lead to even better vistas. The super-steep climb is also
popular with hardcore cyclists.
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