Best Shopping Malls in Winter Park Area

"Flatiron Crossing is the indoor mall component of Broomfield's expansive shopping, dining, entertainment and business district along the Boulder Turnpike. Anchor stores are Macy's, Nordstrom, Dillard's and Dick's Sporting Goods. In addition to 200 shops and restaurants, Flatiron Crossing has a movie theater with comfy, reservable lounge chairs and a popular summer concert series complete with Beer Garden."

"Known as the "less local" more mainstream mall of Boulder, the 29th Street Mall boasts big names such as Nordstrom Rack, Macy's, and Victoria's Secret. Dining can be found just around the corner at Colorado Pizza Kitchen, Noodles & Company, and Mad Greens. Catch a movie at Boulder Century Theater and then grab dessert at one of Boulder's best frozen yogurt spots, Spooners, where you're charged by the ounce and toppings abound."

"The Twenty Ninth Street Mall in central Boulder features more chains and big names than anywhere else in town. Here, you’ll find Victoria’s Secret, Nordstrom Rack, Lululemon, Macy’s, Anthropologie, Apple, Sephora, H&M and more. The mall actually has several different sections separated by roads, so make sure you visit them all."

"The Village is a collection of more than 40 locally owned shops centrally located between Arapahoe and Canyon and 28th and Folsom streets. This is an outdoor strip mall, but it’s nicely appointed and home to some of Boulder’s most beloved staples, such as McGuckins Hardware (seriously, it has everything), Grandrabbits Toy Shoppe, Colorado Multisport and Pedestrian Shops (which also has a Pearl Street presence). Also make sure you visit women’s clothng store JJ Wells and Epic Mountain Gear, to name a few of the highlights here."

"Alcove on Arapahoe (also known as Arapahoe Village), 2798 Arapahoe Ave., is a smaller shopping center in central Boulder. The anchor here is Safeway, but shoppers also love to get home goods at Homegoods, Pier 1 Imports and JoAnn Fabrics and Crafts. This is also where to find a Petco in Boulder."

"Crossroads Commons, 2905 Pearl St., is a busy shopping area at the end of Pearl Street. The heart here is the ever-packed Whole Foods, but the Barnes & Noble and Bicycle Village are also big draws. Crossroads Commons is also a great place to get a massage, mani/pedi, haircut, fake tan, tooth cleaning and bikini wax — maybe not all in one sitting, although you could do them all without having to get in the car."

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"This elegant spa is the home of many effective skincare remedies, including their Age...Less skin treatment includes,a cleanse, steam, enzyme or peel, mask, massage, hydration treatment which is perfect for Colorado's dry climate. As is the case with most of their treatments, it also includes a hand, foot and scalp massage. For gentlemen try The Gent, which uses skin specific products for men, with a steam, exfoliate, extract, customized mask, scalp and hand massage."

"The owners of J Lounge have their own organic skincare line, and they bring that knowledge into every facial, nail and body treatment at this peaceful spa and nail salon. They are perhaps best loved for their “farm to fingers” and “farm to toes” manicures and pedicures, using all-natural products. Try This: The Sweet Feet treatment is a healing salt foot bath followed by 20 minutes of expert reflexology."

"A federally funded research center established to work for the research and development regarding weather, atmosphere and its science. Though the place is inaccessible for tourists, visitors can walk around the premises and enjoy its beauty and serenity. They can also visit the museum and watch the various item put on display there."

"In the early 1930s-1950s, a small group of scientists established the National Center of Atmospheric Research to address major challenges the society faced at the time. Today, it sits against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and presents modern exhibits, different public tour options, and school field trips."

"1850 Table Mesa Dr(303) 497-1000http://scied.ucar.edu/art-science-galleries. Two galleries at the NCAR Mesa Lab in Boulder, Colorado, showcase exhibits that connect art and science. Both Art-Science Galleries are open daily from 8:00 a.m."

"A part of the University of Colorado Boulder, the Fiske Planetarium offers workshops and activities for everyone from grade school students and up. Fiske Planetarium has a lineup of shows - from the Dark Side of the Moon album to shows about distant stars. There's a little something for everyone at this local planetarium, where you can learn about the farthest reaches of the universe and then hear some of the best music of the modern era."

"The large Fiske Planetarium is located on the University of Colorado campus and is open to the public. While light pollution is already quite low in Boulder, the planetarium offers more than just stargazing!. Visit Fiske Planetarium to learn about the galaxy and observe nearly 20 million starts on a massive 65-foot screen in the Sky-Skan theatre dome."

"Situated inside the University of Colorado Boulder lies Fiske Planetarium, a museum which aims to educate the public about astrophysics and astronomy. It opened its doors in 1975 with a generous donation from Wallace Franz Fiske, an alumnus of the class of 1917."

"Depending upon your beer consumption, either drive or take a Lyft to the Colorado Railroad Museum, less than ten minutes away. Head north on Ford Street and make a right on 10th Street heading east which becomes 44th Avenue. Housing over 100 locomotives in its 15-acre rail yard, the museum offers a tour every Friday from 1-2p on some aspect of railroad history."

"The Colorado Railroad Museum features twelve acres of narrow and standard gauge locomotives, cars, and 50 thousand rare old photographs, papers and artifacts. The museum itself is a replica of an 1880-style masonry railroad depot. The gift shop has over a thousand railroad books, videotapes, posters, prints, jewelry, and other memorabilia."