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Author: Steamboat Chamber Staff
May

24-25th: Steamboat Lacrosse Tournament

24-26th: Sidewalk Sales

June

1st: 44th annual Steamboat Marathon, Half Marathon, and 10k race

1st: Yampa River Festival begins May 29

7th: Farmers Market kicks off (takes place every Saturday through Sep. 23)

14-15th: The Colorado New Play Festival

Experience Spring in the Rocky Mountains

The days are getting longer and warmer which means spring is on the horizon. It’s that time of year when, as much as we love the snow, we’re looking forward to enjoying a new season of activities. With so many options for spring and early summer trips to

Dating back all the way to 1914 when early locals Charlotte Perry and Portia Mansfield created the Perry-Mansfield performing arts school and summer camp, Steamboat Springs has been known for its love of art. From classes and workshops to galleries and our free art museum, there are plenty of ways

The Colorado Tourism Office announced on Tuesday its 2025 Tourism Management Grantees, including a $20,000 grant to the Steamboat Chamber.

In partnership with Friends of the Yampa, the grant will support digital and printed educational materials for the new Yampa River Interpretive Center.

The

As the snow melts and warmer weather arrives, locals and visitors alike look forward to getting out downtown and enjoying their favorite Steamboat Springs restaurants. Since most local restaurants only serve inside during the winter months, spring is an exciting time for dining in the mountains.

Winter is upon us in the Rocky Mountains and that means the return of the magical WinterWonderGrass Festival. For over a decade now, this bluegrass festival has been calling Steamboat Springs, Colorado home. The three-day festival focuses on building an authentic community filled with food trucks,

Fishing around Steamboat Springs is not only a summer activity – there is also ice fishing in the winter! The Yampa Valley is home to many lakes and reservoirs that freeze in the winter. Locations like Steamboat Lake, Pearl Lake, and Stagecoach Reservoir all transform into an ideal place for a

A trip to northwestern Colorado means Western hospitality at its finest - and guess what, western hospitality doesn’t mean fine dining equals baked beans and sausage. We’re lucky that some of the finest chefs in Colorado have chosen to make Steamboat Springs their home. The work-life balance in the

Locals spend all winter exploring ski and snowshoe trails around the Yampa Valley. From ski runs at Steamboat Resort and Howelsen Hill to the snowshoe trials on Rabbit Ears Pass, below are some of the top winter trails locals recommend.

Steamboat Resort

While it may be obvious, Steamboat Resort is

The Colorado Historic Hot Springs Loop (CHHSL) is a newly established 720-mile (1160-km) loop drive that takes visitors through some of the most scenic parts of the Colorado. It connects five premier Western Colorado hot springs destinations with 11 Colorado Ski Country member resorts. Along the

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