Altitude Attitude

    Keto or Green Chili? Fueling Your Mountain Adventures with Colorado’s Best Foods Let’s get this straight, if you're hiking, biking, or scaling the Rockies, you don’t just need to pack your gear. You need food that fuels your inner mountain goddess (or “cool mom” energy). So whether you're living that Keto life or you’re all about spicy green chili, Colorado’s got your back with the tastiest, most altitude-attitude fuel. 1. The Keto Crunch: Boulder’s Zoe’s Kitchen Okay, so you're Keto, and you're living for the low-carb life, but have you tasted the cauliflower rice bowls at Zoe’s Kitchen? If not, go now. Their Mediterranean-inspired dishes are perfect for a low-carb, high-flavor, mountain fuel feast. You won’t miss the bread (promise). 2. Green Chili Heaven: Denver’s Chili Verde at The Denver Diner Green chili is practically the state spice of Colorado, and you’ll find it smothered on everything. But if you're looking for the best of the best? Denver Diner’s C...

  Let's face it, darling – when life’s a little too “you can’t sit with us” and you need to channel some serious Regina George-level relaxation, there’s only one way to get that “so fetch” state of mind back: a spa day . Colorado’s Rockies have plenty of spots to pamper, de-stress, and literally leave all your “I’m so stressed” vibes behind. Here’s where to go to turn your “ugh, as if” into “you go, Glen Coco!” 1. T he Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch – Beaver Creek If you want to be treated like royalty (or Regina George), this posh resort spa will have you living your best life. Think massages, facials, and a relaxing hot tub with mountain views. Pro tip: don’t be shy about the “luxury experience.” You’re here to indulge, honey! 2. Remède Spa – The St. Regis, Aspen In Aspen, the spa game is strong, and Remède Spa at The St. Regis takes it to the next level. With a Himalayan salt stone massage and luxurious treatments that’ll have you saying “so fetch,” you'll walk out with that e...

Here’s a fresh take on Rasta Pasta, Burrowing Owl, and City Rock Café for your healthy dining needs in Colorado Springs: 1. Rasta Pasta A vibrant spot that brings Caribbean flavor with a healthy twist. Whether you're indulging in a veggie-packed pasta or savoring their fresh salads, Rasta Pasta offers bold, nutritious meals that’ll leave you feeling good without the guilt. 2. Burrowing Owl   cozy and inviting restaurant that focuses on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. From their nourishing bowls to seasonal plates, Burrowing Owl serves up wholesome meals perfect for those who crave flavor without compromising on health. 3. The Ute Resturant at City Rock A laid-back café where you can enjoy flavorful, healthy options and a menu that’s as adventurous as it is wholesome, the Ute Resturant at City Rock is the perfect spot to fuel up and keep your body moving.

  Alright, you want to be in the club? You gotta hike, darling. Here are the best trails around Denver and Colorado Springs that will make you feel like the Regina George of the outdoors: 1. Mount Falcon (Denver) This one’s a classic. The hike is tough enough to make you feel like a total boss , but the view at the top? So fetch . You’ll be ready to post it on your story, trust. 2. Red Rock Canyon (Colorado Springs) This spot is less crowded, but trust me, it’s just as iconic as Regina George's wardrobe. Hiking here will make you feel like you’re in your own movie, starring as the queen of the rocks. 3. Devil’s Head (Denver) Feeling daring? Then you’ll want to check out this trail. It's not for the faint-hearted, but who are we kidding? You are the queen bee of the outdoors.

  Look, if you're not climbing, you're just... walking. And we're not about just walking . The Front Range has peaks that’ll make you feel like the ultimate “hiking queen” – think of it as the training grounds for your own Mean Girl moment, only in nature. 1. Know Your Limits, Darling You don’t have to be an expert. Just like Cady Heron had to learn to be cool, you’ll learn how to summit. Choose a trail that matches your fitness level – no one expects you to tackle Everest on day one. 2. Pack Smart You’re not going on a lunch break. Pack essentials like water, snacks, layers (the weather here is more unpredictable than a Regina George mood swing), and a first-aid kit. 3. Go Early The early bird catches the... best parking spot and the best view, duh. Beat the crowds to enjoy the hike in peace – just you and the mountains, no “Plastics” to bother you.