Boulder luggage storage

Store Your Luggage Around Boulder With Bounce

Boulder is one of the liveliest cities in Colorado and one you can enjoy to the max no matter how short or long your visit there is. Its super Downtown is alive with bars and restaurants and has a fantastic nightlife vibe. Cultural activities are not hard to find either as there's a surplus of museums, galleries, theaters, and events to suit even the most discerning of visitors. Boulder is also renowned for its stunning landscapes, the most outstanding point of which is the Flatiron Mountains, its parks, scenic hiking trails, and abundant wildlife.

Boulder is a big city and trying to get around it weighed down by bags is pretty much a no-no unless you have arms like Dwayne Johnson. Save yourself the arm ache and leave your luggage in a Bounce suitcase storage facility while you go exploring Boulder. Your valuables will be in a safe place and instead of ending up gorilla length, your arms will stay exactly how they've always been. You'll find Bounce luggage lockers are easily accessible so you'll have no problem dropping off or picking up your stuff whenever is convenient for you.  

Luggage Storage In Boulder

Bounce's mission was to provide a secure and convenient luggage storage in  Boulder. With the assistance of partnering businesses that mission is now an accomplishment. In  Bowlerthere are Bounce luggage storage facilities for public use located in heavily trafficked areas of the city like train and bus stations and at other key points throughout the city. Bounce luggage lockers are economical to hire for short or long periods and are of varied sizes so all sizes of luggage can be stored without problems.

Boulder City Guide

Top Things To Do

While you might not want to go scaling the Flatiron Mountains while you're in  Boulder, you will want to get out and about to explore the city and find out what it has to offer. What will you find? In a nutshell, pedestrianized shopping streets, world-class museums, fantastic shopping precincts, amazingly characterful restaurants –  some of which brew their own craft beer – and an atmosphere that will make you think twice about leaving.

Museums

Whether you like to visit museums dedicated to art, history, the natural world, or science, you'll find all of them in Boulder. Most won't allow you entry if you're carrying large-sized luggage so make sure you stow it safely in a Bounce luggage locker before you go.

• Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art: The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art houses extensive collections of artwork by many different local as well as famous artists in a square-shaped building that does nothing for the eye. Inside it's different though and you'll be blown away by the exhibits both permanent and temporary as well as the occasional live dramatic or musical performance if you're lucky to be there when one is happening.
• Museum of Boulder: At the Museum of Boulder you can take an in-depth look at the past events and people that have made Boulder what it is today. The museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the city and making it accessible to both visitors and residents. The collection of artifacts, documents, and photographs number in their thousands and are related to Boulder in some way so be prepared to be completely intrigued by what you see there.
• University of Colorado Museum of Natural History: Fossils, dinosaur bones, domestic animal skeletons, stuffed birds, and dried-out fish. The diversity of the five-million-plus examples of flora and fauna at the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History is phenomenal. It is one of the largest natural history specimen collections in North America, if not in the world. If there's a dead animal or desiccated plant you've been dying to see up close, it's a fair bet you'll find a sample of it here.

Shopping

You'll need to keep a tight hold on your purse strings if you go shopping in Boise as there's far too much retail temptation to resist. Whichever part of the city you're in, unless it's in the middle of a park, the glitz, glamor, and goods will attract you like a magnet.

• Pearl Street Mall: It could take you a whole afternoon to see all the Pearl Street Mall has to offer. This mall in Downtown Boulder covers four pedestrianized blocks of the city with far too many stores to mention them all by name. Pearl Street also hosts regular sidewalk sales, live music and theater events, and even has its own discount card system accepted by all the businesses in the mall, so make sure you get one before you go.
• Twenty Ninth Street: When the sun is shining in Boulder there's no better place to go shopping than in the Twenty Ninth Street Mall. This massive mall is open-air and built around a plaza so has a continental feel to it. You'll find all the big-name stores there as well as smaller, one-off boutiques, lots of coffee shops and plenty of restaurants. 
• Village Boulder Shopping Center: Help support local Boulder businesses by shopping at the Village Boulder Shopping Center. This mall only houses stores run by enterprising Boulder residents selling goods made locally. It may not have such extensive ranges as some of the larger more commercial malls, but the goods are of top quality and the store owners are only too happy to accommodate you.

Dining

One thing you'll notice about Boulder when you're there is that this city loves to eat American food. You will find a few restaurants serving different cuisines, but they are in the minority. The food in Boulder is generally of good quality and the servers friendly so dining out will always be a pleasurable experience.

• Snooze: Snooze is the place to head for when you want to start your day in Boulder on the right foot. They serve mostly breakfast and brunch at this eatery, but even though it is breakfast, it's a veritable feast. Think pancakes – they do gluten-free ones too – eggs benedict, french toast with bacon on the side, and even breakfast tacos. If you can manage to get up from the table to go sightseeing after eating any of that – fair play to you.
• The Kitchen American Bistro: The Kitchen American Bistro in Boulder rigidly adheres to the farm-to-table policy and only uses fresh produce grown by American farmers in the dishes they prepare. They stick to seasonal ingredients too so change their menu frequently to incorporate what's on the market and suits the time of the year.
• Leaf Vegetarian Restaurant: This vegetarian restaurant in Boulder knows how to work absolute magic with pulses and vegetables. Leaf Vegetarian also promotes the farm-to-table policy and all the dishes on their menu are a delight of creative cookery of a very high standard so you're guaranteed to enjoy ticking into whichever you decide on.