Steamboat

Area Profile

Steamboat is where Olympic medalist Billy Kidd hangs his cowboy hat and, when he's in town, you (and many of your new-found friends) can ski with him every day. This is the Wild West and the atmosphere in the village and on the slopes reflects it. Yes, you can wear your cowboy hat when you ski. Be sure there's a strap under it. The town is as much fun as the mountain, too.

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Lodging Profile

Hotels, condominiums, and townhouses available at base and nearby town. Camper facilities located in town, with utilities and convenience stores. Other nearby facilities are Ski Time and Fish Creek Campgrounds within five miles of the ski resort.

Services Profile

Plethora of restaurants at the base and on mountain; over 75 in area. Bars, lounges, discotheques range from R&R and C&W, most offer live entertainment. Ski shop, boutique, specialty, drug, liquor, cleaners, bank and post office at area. Full shoping conveniences within two miles. Nursery/child care available for ages 6 months-6 years. Ski and cross country rental and repair shop available at slope. Special instructions offering classes in racing, freestyle, cross country, deep powder, moguls, snowboarding, disabled, junior and children.

Area Recreation Profile

Biking, two separate golf courses, hot air ballooning, mountaineering, rafting, rock climbing, hunting, ATV tours, and fishing. Also enjoy music, horseback riding, hot springs and water slide.

Snowboarding Profile

Steamboat’s long standing tradition of producing top-notch winter sports athletes continues into the next generation. The Steamboat Parks & Pipes crew has created 4 progressive terrain parks for all ages and ability levels. Begin your adventure on the Lil’ Rodeo Terrain Park at base of the ski area. Here our smallest jumps and jib features can be found so you can work your way up the big stuff “easy style.” If you prefer speed to metal and air, head over to the Sunbeam Terrain Park by the Rendezvous Saddle and take a run through the skier-cross style natural snow park. After mastering the basics, hit the Rabbit Ears Terrain Park featuring small to medium sized jumps, beginner jibs and rails, and the ever popular Mini Mav; a slightly scaled down 250 foot long, 10 foot high minipipe version of the Mavericks Superpipe. Finally, show your skills in the Mavericks Superpipe and Terrain Park where you’ll find the state-of-the-art, Zaugg cut, 18 foot high monster of a pipe that is made for going huge. If you’d rather catch air on a jump the Steamboat Parks & Pipes crew is constantly dialing in every feature for the perfect shape and feel. Mavericks also has more advanced jib features and a massive quarter pipe. No matter your ability level or riding style, Steamboat’s terrain parks have something for you.

Steamboat Contact Information

Steamboat

2305 Mt. Werner Circle

Steamboat Springs, CO 80487  

Phone: 970-879-6111

info@steamboat.com

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