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Boulder Suburban Mountain Neighborhood Profile
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"Mountain people" tend to be an independent self-reliant group. They are quick to lend a helping hand to their neighbor. They have choosen to be in the mountains among the wildlife and the beauty of nature.
There are several "mountain communities" in the foothills west of Boulder. Some are only 5-minutes away while others are over 30-minutes away. You will find multi-million dollar homes as well as rustic cabin-style homes. Most properties are within the Boulder Valley School District with school bus service if you have children.
With an increase in elevation comes pleasantly cooler summer temperatures and greater snow accumulation in the winter. Living in the mountains will introduce you to your own well, your own septic system and propane fuel for your heating -- things you should understand when purchasing a mountain property.
It's fun to learn of the history of the land that you are purchasing. It is likely to have originated as a turn-of-the-century mining claim with a colorful name like the "Longfellow Lode". The mountains remind us of the Wild West.
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Boulder Canyon & Boulder Creek
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Mapleton Avenue Mount Sanitas Trailhead
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Boulder Canyon ~ Mountain Communities Turn-Off
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Boulder Canyon ~ Magnolia Area Turn-Off
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Boulder Canyon ~ Sugarloaf Mountain Community Turn-Off
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