You can spend time anywhere. Here, you celebrate every moment.
From the Winter Carnival to Fourth of July fireworks, seasons in Steamboat Springs are marked by occasions of celebration. People share pleasures unique to this place and time: ski jumping competitions in the home of more Olympic athletes than any other American city, festivals, rodeo and cultural events like Strings Music Festival.
Winter's champagne powder calls you for alpine or cross-country skiing, snowboarding and leisurely sleigh ride dinners. You can sink into a hot tub or soar in a hot air balloon. Summer brings clear, warm days for riding, rafting, hiking and golf. The state's finest hot springs refresh body and spirit alike.
Alpine Mountain Ranch is a proud sponsor of Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo.
Most people think of Steamboat as a world class ski resort, but it is so much more. Steamboat offers activities year round. Hiking, biking, gourmet restaurants, and wildlife provide ample oportunites for recreation and relaxing in all seasons. Plus, major improvements to the base area are underway. The Steamboat excitement is building.
Offering full day snowcat skiing and snowboarding trips since 1983, Steamboat Powdercats is Steamboat's best kept secret. With 10,000 acres of permitted National Forest terrain located just 20-min from the Steamboat base area on Buffalo Pass, Steamboat Powdercats will get you into the powder even when it hasn't snowed for a week and even more important, when it's dumping and the gondola is closed. Check out their website at www.steamboatpowdercats.com or their daily photo and video blog page during the winter season.
Steamboat Fly Fisher, located in downtown Steamboat Springs, offers experienced guided fishing trips year around. Fish private waters or visit their shop overlooking the Yampa River. You can talk fishing with experts, try out rods, and practice skills.
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