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Zach has been working with RE/MAX Alliance Boulder for three years. From 2004 to 2008 Zach was named a top producer with over 6 million sales in volume. Prior to RE/MAX he spent about 7 years in the real estate industry at different offices. Before becoming an agent, Zach was a professional photographer for about 9 years, working with a studio in the Denver Lower Downtown Historic Distric doing commercial photography for various advertising agencies and corporate clients. In 1994 the studio evolved into a full-service advertising agency, which he owned for about 7 years.We sat down with Zach to learn more about what he believes makes Boulder such an attractive community.

 

What do you think attracts a potential buyer or renter to Boulder?

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The winter season may “officially” be here, but look around Boulder and you’ll see that it ain’t so wintery. It actually feels more like spring than it does freezing temperatures, which means for all you boarders and skiers, you’re probably not feeling the winter love.

We suggest taking a trip north to visit Estes Park, a small-town scenic community that’s home to a variety of seasonal events, workshops and seminars. So in anticipation of a (fingers crossed) 2012 winter wonderland, mark your calendar for two of their upcoming events:

Mountain Navigation: Novice to scaling or hiking those Rocky Mountains? This one-day Saturday seminar will teach you basic mountaineering skills, which include learning to plan routes before setting off, using

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We were delighted to hear that Boulder was recently selected by Lonely Planet as one of the top 10 U.S. travel destinations for 2012. Writers described the city as “one of the most livable cities in the U.S.” and indeed Boulder is an outdoor, adventurous and active paradise. With new years resolutions beginning to unfold, some of you are may be looking to incorporate or refine a healthier lifestyle. So lace up your running and hiking shoes, and take advantage of these two famous Boulder events and places.

Royal Arch Trail: Lonely Planet’s article praised this awesome, scenic trail in their article. Seeded in the Boulder Flatirons, the 3.2-mile trek starts at the Chautauqua Lake trailhead and takes you through Sentinel Pass for breathtaking

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Backcountry Ski Preparation: We love the sight of fresh snow powder, and for all you skiers out there, you’re probably eager to bust out your equipment and hit those backcountry trails. But before you settle into your gear, we suggest stopping by the Backcountry Ski Preparation meeting this Tuesday evening at the Boulder Rock Club & Colorado Mountain School. The session will cover what you can do to prepare for the winter season, and discuss proper maintenance for your bindings and skins. Visit their website for more info. 

Chilly Cheeks Duathlon Series #1: Don’t let the snow get in your way of running and cycling. This Saturday beginning at 10am at Denver’s Cherry Creek State Park participate in a 4-mile run and 10-mile bike ride. This is

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