Seth Boster is a Features Writer at The Colorado Springs Gazette. He focuses on the outdoors, urban design, and the vibrant people and places that contribute to Colorado's colorful landscape, often exploring themes of travel and tourism. Seth's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including Yahoo News, The Sacramento Bee, and 9NEWS Denver.
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By: Seth Boster
Starting his freshman year at Colorado College in 2018, Logan Henning was among students commonly seen walking across a line strung between two trees on the quad. The simple joys there a few feet above the ground inspired a life and career in slacklining and highlining across much greater elevations around the West and world […]
By: Seth Boster
Red Butte Recreation Area It’s not all green defining the beauty of Green Mountain Falls. It’s also red ー namely Red Butte, the formation jutting between the great, coniferous hills on all sides of this quaint town west of Colorado Springs. The town is a hiking paradise, boasting the popular Catamount Trail that climbs out […]
By: Seth Boster
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area wants to significantly expand snowmaking, build two more parking lots and install towers for remote-controlled avalanche mitigation.
By: Seth Boster
For Colorado’s 150th anniversary of statehood, what better way to start the day or finish it than atop Pikes Peak? On Colorado Day, Aug. 1, Pikes Peak Highway will open early for sunrise seekers and stay open late for sunset viewing. Drivers can head up starting at 4:30 a.m. For sunset, entry starts at 7 […]
By: Seth Boster
In this weekly feature, we’re celebrating the best of Colorado Springs’ food and drink scene ー as determined by voters in the 2026 Best of the Springs (thebestofthesprings). We’ll throw in our own recommendation, too. Up this week: Indian. Gold: Little Nepal Little Nepal has been racking up the highest Best of the Springs honors […]
By: Seth Boster
Earlier this month, Daniel Prutz was slowly, carefully making his way over loose, jagged and vertical rock high on Pikes Peak when he froze at a strange sight. It was somewhere near 13,700 feet, he said ー “this big, black blob between the rocks.” His mind went to a bear. “I’m like, no way, bears […]
By: Seth Boster
Sand Canyon Trail One can spend years in Colorado Springs and still discover new trails in one of the city’s most popular recreation hubs. We were reminded of this at our last visit to Red Rock Canyon Open Space. Of course we’ve been long familiar with Contemplative Trail, which tours geology on the open space’s […]
By: Jennifer Mulson, April Borjon, Seth Boster
I’m sorry if you missed “Project Hail Mary” in theaters. It’s one of those dazzling space movies best viewed on the big screen. It’s also just a good, fun movie that will more than satisfy on your home screen. Now streaming on Amazon Prime, see what had critics and audiences raving in the spring, when […]
By: Seth Boster
In this weekly feature, we’re celebrating the best of Colorado Springs’ food and drink scene ー as determined by voters in the 2026 Best of the Springs (thebestofthesprings). We’ll throw in our own recommendation, too. Up this week: Wings. Gold: The Edge Bar & Grill On the plains in Peyton, it has long simply been […]
By: Seth Boster
Hiking on Colorado’s biggest mountains has dipped to the lowest levels tracked in 10 years. Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, the nonprofit stewarding summit trails and placing infrared counters across several, estimated 256,000 “hiker-use days” in 2025. That’s the fewest reported since CFI started annually estimating numbers in 2015 and sharply down from 415,000 logged in 2020, […]
