Steamboat Blog

Most people have annual events that they look forward to throughout the year; an event or date that signifies something special, memorable or noteworthy. For some it maybe holidays such as Thanksgiving or

Blogger, Paulette Thomas, Chamber Staff Member

Take a look at my top ten things to help you kick-off the summer season in Steamboat Springs.

1. Be a Judge at the Mustang Roundup Show n’ Shine on Oak st. 2. Stop by the Local Farmers' Market 3. Have a Picnic in the outdoors using the produce and

It is now officially cruiser season in Steamboat Springs. That’s right folks, summer is just about upon us, and there are more cruisers zipping around town than every before. Here’s 20 reasons why YOU should bike starting today:

1. you don’t have to buy gas – this should be reason enough!
2. cleaning

Blogger, Paulette Thomas, Chamber Staff Member

There are few things that surprise me during my morning commute. However last week as I soared down Mt. Werner Road (making great time I might add) I stopped dead in my tracks. The Meadows parking lot had transformed over night into a colorful maze of

Blogger, Meagan Coates, Chamber Staff Member As part of the New Year’s resolution tradition, I decided to attempt to check off something that has been lingering (delete forever) on my bucket list: run a half marathon. I didn’t realize at the time what a huge commitment this would be. Staying in

Guest Blogger, Yvonne McIntyre, San Diego, CA

We came to Steamboat Springs for a weekend getaway and became lifetime fans. Saturday afternoon snow flurries chased us up the mountain now and then obscuring the buffalo, elk and rocky mountain big-horned sheep that grazed along the roadside and up the

Guest Blogger, Alana Slota, The Porches

As a native New Yorker, there is nothing I relish more than sitting in the sunshine and enjoying brunch with friends and family. Whether you prefer the serenity of the outdoor deck at Creekside Café ( ps-please bring back the smoked salmon breakfast

Guest Blogger, Alana Slota, The Porches

Any Steamboat resident will tell you that they moved to here for the winter ski season and our legendary Champagne powder, but the summer is what has made them stay year after year. As I watch the snow melt away I am reminded of my favorite time of year that

Jim Grew adventures of spending an entire winter Powdercat skiing, continued from March 22, 2010

OK, so I told you why I love Steamboat Powdercats - the great guides, very professional, attentive to detail, but what about the terrain? The terrain, to me, is frosting on the proverbial cake because,

Jim Grew shares his adventures of spending an entire winter Powdercat skiing.

I am a 61 year old, divorced, retired male from Florida. However, I still work full time as a volunteer, as President of USA Water Ski, the national governing body of towed water sports recognized by the United States