Reality dating show “Love is Blind” touched down in the Mile High City this week, giving Netflix audiences an inside look at Denver’s infamous dating scene where women say they often meet noncommittal men who are more interested in finding skiing buddies than a romantic partner.

From inside the pods – which served as the backdrop for the first five of six episodes that dropped on Oct. 1 – it was hard to tell if that sentiment would ring true of the guys cast for this unique matchmaking experiment. In fact, there were few clues at all that these folks lived in Mile High City.

None of the eligible bachelors had large beards or sported brewery T-shirts. Only a few mentioned the outdoors in pod dating conversations, and only one admitted to driving a Toyota 4Runner. (The woman he was cou

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