Seth Boster is a features writer at The Gazette. He covers the outdoors and the vibrant people and places that make Colorado colorful, with a focus on travel, culture, and regional interests. Seth's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Denver Gazette, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Seth Boster's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and government announcements in Colorado, with a particular emphasis on house & home-related topics. He also covers sports to some extent.
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By: Seth Boster
In aiming to grow its prestige and showcase the bike riding potential and beauty of the Pikes Peak region, a sixth-year race out of Colorado Springs is adding what might be called a quintessential route. Or as the Pikes Peak APEX calls it: "what might just be Colorado's most stunning gravel race." That's the billing for Queen of the Canyons, set for June 8.
By: Seth Boster
Ice Castles are open in two Colorado locations just in time for Christmas. The popular attraction debuted in Cripple Creek on Thursday; a second location was set to open in Eagle on Friday.
By: Seth Boster
A "true love" is the gift-giver of a carol we sing every holiday season. Colorado's gift-giving, meanwhile, is year-round — and the gifts are many more than a dozen. But sure, we'll call it "The 12 Days of Colorado." And we'll even match the rhythm and rhymes of the old song.
By: Seth Boster
In 2014, Castle Rock opened an outdoor destination to meet the growing population between Colorado's two biggest cities. Philip S. Miller Park would have something for everyone. There would be Challenge Hill — the vertical 200 steps resembling a much smaller Manitou Incline. There would be a turf field for sports and a state-of-the-art playground. There would be ziplines running between the hills encircling the 300-acre park. And across that terrain, there would be trails for the pure outdoor lover.
By: Seth Boster
The end-of-year lists have spoken: MJ Lenderman's new album is one of 2024's best. With “Manning Fireworks,” the singer-songwriter does what great ones do: He finds the profound in the mundane. — Seth Boster, The Gazette
By: Seth Boster
of 9 He was a boy set on his father's adventures, 8 years old and eager to tag along for a steep, rugged, off-trail trek to lakes high in Colorado's wilderness.
By: Seth Boster
At the center of the glamping craze across Colorado and beyond are yurts. These are the round, wood-framed tents paneled by windows looking out to surrounding beauty and topped by
By: Seth Boster
It's natural to dip into one of Colorado's scenic, soothing hot springs and want to stick around. Fortunately, several destinations around the state offer overnight accommodations — from the expected to the unexpected.
By: Seth Boster
A "true love" is the gift-giver of a carol we sing every holiday season. Colorado's gift-giving, meanwhile, is year-round — and the gifts are many more than a dozen. But sure, we'll call it "The 12 Days of Colorado." And we'll even match the rhythm and rhymes of the old song.
By: Seth Boster
A "true love" is the gift-giver of a carol we sing every holiday season. Colorado's gift-giving, meanwhile, is year-round — and the gifts are many more than a dozen. But sure, we'll call it "The 12 Days of Colorado." And we'll even match the rhythm and rhymes of the old song.
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