Steamboat Springs

A Colorado Old West Experience

Welcome to Steamboat Springs, Colorado!

Steamboat Springs is a town all to itself, steeped in rich Colorado history.  It is a quick trip to get there.  But once here, you feel miles away from the reality you left behind.  A western feel surrounds Steamboat with it’s ranches, farms and horses.  It is a town where world class skiers and Colorado Cowboys coexist.  Known as Ski Town, U.S.A.®, Steamboat Springs has ties to more than 100 Olympians.

Each season offers visitors an amazing outdoor adventure.  The winter season is loaded with trails to downhill ski, snowboard and cross country ski.  And don’t think the season ends with spring!  Consider visiting for the spring season to experience our Champagne Powder.

Historic Steamboat Springs barn

The summers host an amazing mountain biking scene with miles of trails and SBT Gravel, one of the largest and fastest growing gravel race in the country .  There are endless hiking trails and the Yampa River Trail offers walkers, families and cyclists a scenic route to wind through downtown. There are natural hot springs to soak in after a long day of play.  The Yampa River is becoming the premier fly fishing location.  Miles of river run through Steamboat Springs and guides offer the opportunity to create stories of legend!

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