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    Summer marks beginning of another famous time of year in the Yampa Valley – river season. The Yampa River flows through Steamboat Springs on its 250-mile journey from the Flat Tops Wilderness Area to its junction with the Green River in Dinosaur National Monument. On its way west, it provides

    Road Cycling in Steamboat Springs

    Steamboat Springs and the surrounding area plays host to some truly amazing road riding. There are endless routes one can choose to ride, each having its own and unique character.

    Climbing Rabbit Ears Pass is a local’s favorite ride. Starting in town, this route

    Ever since I was little boy, a Sunday morning stroll has been a staple in my house. Whether it's a leisure drive out to the beach or a walk in the woods, spending time with my family has always been most important. In Steamboat, our favorite family outing is the Yampa River Core Trail. This 7.5 mile

    Did you know that in Ski Town USA we ski all year, even in August? Well, it’s true. Because with two fantastic lakes close to town, waterskiing, wakeboarding and all manner of watersports are activities that many of us here in Steamboat enjoy in summertime to give us just a little bit of that skiing

    Steamboat's Gem

    June 23, 2014 by David Dietrich

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    The early morning sun peers through the aspens as I dance my way up the Lupine Trail. Still tacky from last night's thunderstorm, this pure singletrack winds from the base of historic Howelsen Hill and climbs its way up to the beautiful vantage point known as “the Quarry.” The views of Steamboat

    Gravity is good!

    June 16, 2014 by David Dietrich

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    Full face helmet ... check. Shoulder pads ... check. 8-inch travel mountain bike ... check. Nerves of steel ... double check.

    I've been riding a bike for more than 40 years. I've ridden to the top of some of the greatest mountain passes in the country, and I've ridden from the Pacific Ocean to the

    zirkristen

    Well, summer is here [just around the corner], and that means the high country snows are melting out, allowing anglers to access the numerous alpine lakes of the Zirkel Wilderness just northeast of Steamboat Springs. While most folks are familiar with the world-class fly fishing found in the Yampa

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    There is an old saying among Steamboat locals: “I came for the winters, but I stayed for the summers”. That’s because while the winter brings the snow and great skiing that attracts visitors from all over the

    The Perfect Family Attraction

    What’s the number one year-round attraction in Steamboat Springs? Nope, it isn’t skiing. It’s hot springs, and the Old Town Hot Springs in downtown Steamboat Springs is a big reason why. It’s convenient and family-friendly. On a cool summertime evening, soaking in a

    Between the vast amount of kid-friendly recreation, arts, culture, and unique activities in Steamboat Springs, there is a variety of opportunities for children and families of all ages. From newborns to teenagers, there is never a dull moment.

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