There's something about Steamboat

Steamboat Springs, CO is a special place.  Here are some of the unique things that give Steamboat it's charm.

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HGTV Features the Best of Steamboat Springs

Monday, November 21st, 2011 at 8:56am. 156 Views, 0 Comments.

  Here is a nice video on Steamboat from HGTV, they hit some nice points but don't reveal the spots that really make Steamboat Special. The best way to find those it to come and explore of ask me.  I am happy to give you the local insights you need to make the most of your time in Steamboat Springs.

 

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Great Quote from one on Steamboat's pioneers that still holds true today

Sunday, November 13th, 2011 at 12:44am. 199 Views, 0 Comments.

From Judge Gooding who moved here in 1905.  "Fame & fortune are out of my line, there are still too many hills to climb and too many trout to catch.  He measured success a little differently and we stiull do in Steamboat today.  I just finished putting the climbing skins on my skiis for a hike up Buffalo Pass and saw this when I sat down to read the Sunday paper.  That is a pretty great connection to make across the years.  I will think about what life must have been for judge on my way up and I hope that you can make time to live a little more like Judge too.   Let it Snow ^3 

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Land Conservation is one of the many things that makes Steamboat special

Thursday, September 1st, 2011 at 11:15pm. 348 Views, 0 Comments.

Our open valleys are one of the things that grab newcomers hearts and grow even more special over time. 

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   Routt County's big open valley's are a result of a combination of our hesitance to lose these assets, zoning to keep it that way  a deeply ingrained resitance to annexing more land into the city and significant local efforts to preserve large ranches in Perpetuity. We have been able to conserve some very special areas, maintain our agricultural heritage and keep large slices of land open.  Steamboat magazine has an excellent article this month our Routt County's Land Conservation Crusade. If you want to know more about this or Steamboat Ranches, just give me a call at 970-879-0879.

 

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Late Season Powder Skiing in Steamboat (HD Video!)

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011 at 4:38pm. 501 Views, 0 Comments.

The late season snow got us excited and yesterday morning we took a few runs in the 10" of new snow before heading into work. Realizing (but hoping against the idea) that this could be one of the last big powder days we implemented our Powder Clause and enjoyed the morning on the mountain.  The powder felt like January snow, as light and fluffy as Champagne powder can be, and blew past and behind us with each turn.  While enjoying the new snow, we  unfortunately missed getting footage from up on 'No Names', which we decided was one of the best runs of the year...Next time!  Hope you enjoy the video below and hope to see you out on the mountain this weekend!

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Marabou Ranch HD Flyover Video Online

Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011 at 4:29pm. 542 Views, 0 Comments.

Last summer we flew over Steamboat Springs and many of the surrounding areas in the Yampa Valley.  From our flights we created videos of different areas around town to give you the best perspective on our beautiful town and learn a bit more from a different perspective.  The video below was taken when flying over Marabou Ranch.  Marbou is located just 5.5 miles outside of downtown Steamboat and gives owners the opportunity to live in beautiful community is spread over 1,717 acres and 77% of the land is dedicated to shared open space.  One feature that sets Marabou apart from other ranching communities is that Marabou remains an active ranch.  'Owners can choose to be an active participant or a passive observer in the daily life of a traditional working…

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The National Jonny Beardsall wrote an article on Steamboat Springs

Friday, January 28th, 2011 at 10:18am. 431 Views, 0 Comments.

 The National Jonny Beardsall wrote an article on Steamboat Springs

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 Jonny Beardsall, writer for The National discusses about why Steamboat Springs is the Wild West Town it is today and what we have to offer. Ray Heid, a former Olympic ski jumper discusses with Jonny about why he loves Steamboat and why he lives here today. Ray leads trail rides in the snow from his ranch near Steamboat Springs, Colorado daily. Ray says "if you love to ski - and ride horses - you should arrive in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, with double the get-up-and-go; such an honest quote from Ray." Steamboat truly is a Wild West town set in a real life wilderness of mountains, rivers and forests. The stands of cottonwoods, oaks and aspens on the steep mountainsides are caked…

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252" Year to Date in Steamboat

Thursday, January 27th, 2011 at 10:11am. 260 Views, 0 Comments.

252" Year to Date in Steamboat

If you want to experience world class skiing or float effortlessly through our legendary Champagne Powder snow, I highly recommend Steamboat to put on your list. It is all in one place, town known as Ski Town, U.S.A. Once you visit you'll find out that the local motto is, "Come for the winter and stay for the summer".

Storm after storm after storm this past month we have been steadily climbing closer to our next milestone and I knew we'd get there by the end of January 252 inches! And what a beautiful morning to enjoy powder. Everyday is a different story up on the mountain, whether you're in the mood for pristine conditions of the groomers, a bluebird day, or if you feel like skiing in the…

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Steamboat's Annual Cowboy Downhill

Tuesday, January 18th, 2011 at 10:54am. 281 Views, 0 Comments.

 

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Steamboat's Billy Kid, Director of Skiing and Larry Mahan, Six time all around World Champion cowboy started this event 37 years ago and decided to invite a few of the Pro-Rodeo stars to Steamboat for a day of skiing. The cowboys had such a great time that the Downhill has become the most popular event of the season with over 100 of the best professional rodeo cowboys competing in the most unique ski rodeo in the country.

Public Festivities run in Gondola Square from 12:00 to 4:00pm in the Bud Light Tents and at the Bear River Bar & Grill, with live musical entertainment from Sundog. The Slalom will begin at 4:00pm followed by the Stampede. We'll wrap up the evening at 5:30pm with the Cowboy Downhill Awards.

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Steamboat Ski Area to open top to bottom for Scholarship Day

Tuesday, November 16th, 2010 at 5:30pm. 353 Views, 0 Comments.

It's going to be a powder fest if the storm comes in Sunday night.  There is already an incredible amount of snow up there from several storms over the last week.  Its time to get your gear together, make plane reservations for winter if you haven't already, increase your workouts and climb up the mountain to get the season started early if you haven't already.

From Steamboat Ski and Bike Kare: "The rumours circulating around Steamboat have been confirmed. After many less than ideal opening days allegedly almost the entire mountain maybe close to opening. So far we are hearing the following lifts will be running Gondola, Christie 6, Storm Peak and Burgess Creek. Runs to look forward to; Upper High Noon to Duster, Over to Flying Z, the 4 Points and…

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MSNBC: Family Vacation in Steamboat Springs

Friday, October 22nd, 2010 at 3:48pm. 302 Views, 0 Comments.

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In her article "Steamboat, Colo., known for kid-friendly skiing". MSNBC writer Eileen Ogintz tells us about her visit with family to Steamboat.  Eileen writes about everything from soaking in our famous Strawberry Park Hot Springs, she says "its bubbling pool a toasty 105 degrees" to the story of where Steamboat got it's name in the early 1800s when settlers heard "a noisy hot springs that reminded them of a Steamboat".

  Steamboat offers pioneering Kids-Ski-Free program in which is dated back 26 years, along with the (one free child per adult) for flying here, which could add up to savings of hundreds of dollars a child for a five-day trip.

 Steamboat is known for its Champagne powder, and the Kids Vacation Center where little skiers and…

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