A Boulder-based outdoors firm earned $90,000 through a Kickstarter campaign for its latest hanging tent – big enough for adults.
Boulder company’s crowdfunded adult tree house hits production line
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Glamping trade show coming to Denver in 2018
To host the first U.S. gathering of international glamping venue owners, Ruben Martinez chose a more traditional option: a Stapleton hotel.
$6M tennis facility gets green light in Parker
Barry Riddle, founder of Parker Tennis Center, is breaking ground on a 44,000-square-foot complex in late November.
1970s Mercedes firetruck camper creation hits the market
The blue 1978 Mercedes Benz 911 L, listed for $37,000 on Craigslist, was converted from a firetruck into a camper and has rolled through four continents.
Yoga chain unrolling the mats in RiNo and Bonnie Brae
Kindness Yoga has inked deals for its seventh and eighth studios in the heart of Denver.
Adventure park owner files bankruptcy following construction delays
The company that owns Lawson Adventure Park’s attractions and real estate has swung into Chapter 11, after infrastructure construction took 18 months instead of a planned six.
(Video) Inside the creation of a Colorado Camper Van
Hand Webber the keys to a Dodge Promaster, Ford Transit or Chevy Express, and the owner of Colorado Camper Vans will turn a humble hauler into a home away from home.
Aurora’s Southlands mall lands a spin studio
CycleBar has signed a 10-year lease on space in the shopping center, among other fitness outposts like Pedego Electric Bikes, TruFit Athletic Clubs and Fit Republic.
Boulder-based rooftop car tent maker off to a hot start
After launching in January, a company selling fiberglass hard-shell tents that perch on top of sedans, minivans and other larger vehicles already has racked up $200,000 in sales.
Cap Hill storefront swaps one Pilates studio for another
Heather Willer has transformed the 2,000-square-foot studio at 1138 E. Sixth Ave. into Axis Pilates, which also will offer cycling and TRX training.
