I must comment on the recent "Mother Earth Protest" in September of 2019. There was a decent turn…read moreout, maybe 50-100 people. I am a local business owner, and what I saw was a bunch of people acting like rebellious teenagers. Parking on private property, standing in the middle of the street stopping traffic so they have to look at your signs. Do you think you are "sticking it to the man"? No, it's just local residents and business owners who are suffering. The police were called to your protest twice, but you all got very quiet when the police arrived. "Global Warming" is the correct term, it was caused by humans and their combustible engines. The Government is launching a marketing campaign to change the term to "Climate Change", which places the blame on Mother Nature; and if you can get people to believe that, then God will fix the problem for us.... The name of your group is "The Mountain Forum for Peace". Do you really think that you are spreading peace when you act like this? I posted a sign on my private property criticizing your protest, and you all attacked my business like a pack of dogs.

Hands down if your looking for worse customer service experience in Nederland see the women at the…read morepost office. Clearly cant handle the stress and takes it out the customers on the regular basis. I've ignored her terrible attitude for several years now but she continues to get worse. THE WORST!!!

When you rely solely on a PO BOX for your source of mail, the employees should be trained to…read moreprovide at a minimum, decent customer service. The folks here need trained or paid more. Unbelievably horrible customer service.

I had requested Peak Pinball to come out and fix a couple issues with my F14 Tomcat pinball…read moremachine. After arriving on time as promised, Mr. Geitzen proceeded to find multiple problems with my machine that frankly I am amazed he found! I never would have thought to look where this gent went to resolve several of my problems. By the time he was done, EVERYTHING on my machine was repaired and working properly. Had I called anyone else to make these repairs, I know darn well that it would have involved another lengthy visit. This man is one of the best technicians I have ever met! He is able to go much further than any other technician I have experienced. Component level repair at a very reasonable price. This gent is the absolute best in Colorado hands down!

Randy was amazing. Up front, honest and repaired my broken machine quickly. Reasonably priced and…read morewould definitely schedule again if needed. Thank you Randy!

This organization does a lot for the local community and I want to support them, but their thrift…read morestore is one of the worst I've seen for outdated, old inventory. I've tried to stop by several times and it's never worth it. I'll keep trying, because they do so much for the area.

A little bit for everyone. A food bank, thrift store and gymnastics studio. A community outreach…read morewhere it has help hundreds and has been future as an everyday 7 hero.

We had a less than ideal experience with High Performance Earthworks, but they reached out to fix…read morethe issues we had.

Jesse and his team did a great job helping us deal with the Boulder County public health…read morerequirements when we purchased our older dry seasonal cabin. They installed both a septic system and a cistern in a challenging environment and did an EXCELLENT job restoring the landscape as best could be expected given the excavation needed to accomplish the project. They also dealt with taking more than a dozen trees down and built some amazing retaining walls to support the septic tank, leach field, and solar array. Thank you, Jesse!

love this place. the bikes are so reasonable and they are so helpful. Chappy was very helpful and…read moreInformative. the teamwork is amazing here as well.

Great community focused bike shop. Awesome seeing them giving old bikes new life while helping the…read morecommunity find great rides at affordable prices. I wish they offered more mechanic services to their customers, but I'll be able to fix bikes myself once I finally take their mechanic series.

Team of experts helping local Colorado residents plan and implement their home clean energy…read moreimprovements. I highly recommend contacting them to optimize your investment. Amazingly, they are all volunteers and free - so no bias or cleverly hidden sales pitch. Just facts and information tailored to your specific needs and budget so you can make the best decisions for your home and family. They helped me a ton. Our home is now more comfortable, healthier, and quieter - while using 80% less gas than a year ago.

The Go Electric Team came to our home to review and make energy retrofit recommendations. They…read morebrought a really diverse team with a lot of knowledge and enthusiasm as well as a number of industry heavy weights. Really passionate people. After reviewing our home they followed up with solid recommendations via email on what heating and cooling equipment to install and how to implement these changes. One of the members, Will was kind enough to allow me to visit his home and see his Mitsubishi heat pump system in action. We talked a lot about the decisions he made and why he made them. The team also made additional suggestions on electrification of our home with induction stove tops and heat pump water heaters. Cannot recommend these guys highly enough...fun, energetic and passionate people helping others make decisions in a bewildering array of choices for free! If you're thinking of contacting them definitely do so. Thanks!

One of the most beautiful hikes we have ever gone on…read more Wildflowers, streams, waterfalls and an amazing lake to top it off. High elevation and quite tough going up but so worth it!! Took us about 4 hours total. Stop in Nederland on the way down for early dinner or lunch. Fantastic day

So effing beautiful. Let's just start there. Like the whole way up. Views of trees and mountainous…read moreviews. My legs hurt and I was dehydrated as shit because my moron friends didn't want to stop for food / water beforehand (big mistake). This wasn't the end of the world though due to the natural streams throughout the trek. Just dip your head in for some of the coolest most refreshing water you have ever tasted. Seriously, it beats the hell out of a bottle of Poland Spring or Fiji or whatever your posh ass is used to. I may retract that statement in a week when I have a tadpole making a nest (or whatever tadpoles do) inside of my stomach but for now ... yeah ... refreshing :) Get there early and have a car that you can beat up a little / SUV since there is about 4 miles of hilly dirt roads to get to the trail-head. I recommend hiking boots but I was fine in sneakers. Definitely take snacks / water and if your friends convince you otherwise just poke them hard in the gut with your hiking poles / stick (yes you probably want these too) until they cave in and stop the car for you. The trail is easy to follow. There is a split after about 1 - 1.5 miles up that has you chose between Apache Trail and Diamond Lake. We went for the lake. You will know you are there. If you miss it, congrats, you will probably be some giant grizzly bear's dinner that night. It was one of the more beautiful hiking sites I have bore witness to. For an added bonus and guys if you don't mind your balls retreating up into your stomach for warmth, take off those shoes and climb onto that rock in the center of the lake for some incredible panorama photos. The area surrounding the lake is great for a nap, a picnic, a read, etc. On our way down we stumbled across a man who sprained his ankle about 2 miles in. As a 9 person bachelor party we helped carry him 2 miles to the bottom. Humanitarian mission of Colorado has been complete, sites have been seen, and headache from altitude sickness is quickly on-setting due to lack of nutrients and H20. Despite hunger and a pounding headache, I definitely want to get back to the area and try a few other trails. Such an amazing escape from my normal city life.