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Steamboat Lodging |
Chateau
Chamonix
1-800-833-9877
The best ski-in / ski-out lodging experience Steamboat Springs has to offer.
Two, three, and four bedroom condo units are available with all the amenities
of home |
Rabbit Ears Motel 201 Lincoln Ave. Steamboat Spring's best downtown lodging location for restaurants, bars and shops. |
Mountain Resorts 800.686.8075 Choose from 20 resort properties surrounding the Steamboat Ski Area from affordable to indulgent. |
Vista
Verde Ranch
800.526.RIDE
It means a lot to consistently hear from guests that this was their best vacation
ever. But, our all time favorite guest comment was when we were told that they
felt they had been treated like royalty, but made to feel like family. |
Steamboat
Ski Area
877-237-2628
Never far from its ranching roots, Steamboat remains firmly linked to a Western
tradition that sets it apart from every other ski resort in the world. |
Pioneer Ridge 800.672.6938 Offering the the greatest variety of lodging in Steamboat - private homes, condominiums and cabins. |
The Steamboat Grand 2300 Mt. Werner Circle Steamboat Springs, CO 877-269-2628 The Steamboat Grand, at the base of the Steamboat Ski Area, offers an array of world-class amenities and a staff of professionals waiting to pamper you! Whether it's business, pleasure or both, The Steamboat Grand is the perfect place for your next vacation gathering, conference or social event. Colorado Deals and Discounts Coupon |
Ski
Haus
800.932.3019
Flying to Steamboat Springs this winter for a ski vacation? Avoid the hassle
of extra fees and lost baggage with two great options from Ski Haus.
• Rent our top of the line Demos
• Ship your own skis and boards to Ski Haus via UPS, we can tune them for
you, and have them ready for the slopes by the time you arrive. |
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| STEAMBOAT-SKI TOWN, U.S.A.®, an authentic western town with a BIG mountain, is one of the premier resort destinations, due to abundant Champagne Powder® snow, amazing trees, Olympic heritage, off-mountain activities, array of lodging options and family programs rated the best in the industry. Incredible skiing and riding brings powder hounds to Steamboat, but this real ranching town with a wide array of adventure-filled activities is what turns visitors into long-time locals. Try a soak in the legendary natural hot springs, ride a snowmobile along the continental divide, and enjoy the majestic views of the Rock Mountains from a hot-air balloon or hone your skills at the Winter Driving School or heavy-equipment Dig This. From horse-drawn sleigh rides to winter fly-fishing, charming boutiques and day spas, Steamboat offers activities for everyone, from the young to the young-at-heart. | | | | Scholarship and Opening Day November 24, 2010
Scholarship Day marks the first day of the season with revenues from the day’s specially priced ticket benefiting the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club Scholarship Fund.
37th Annual Bud Light Cowboy Downhill January 18, 2011
It all began 37 years ago when Billy Kidd, Steamboat’s Director of Skiing, and Larry Mahan, six-time All-Around World Champion cowboy, decided to invite a few of the ProRodeo stars to Steamboat for a day of skiing. The cowboys had such a great time that the Downhill has become the most popular events of the
season with around 100 of the best professional rodeo cowboys competing in the most unique ski rodeo in the country. Sponsored by Bud Light, the Cowboy Downhill is always scheduled to coincide with the National Western Stock Show in Denver.
98th Steamboat Springs Winter Carnival February 2, 2011
The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, one of the largest and oldest winter sports clubs in the U.S., hosts the 98th Annual Steamboat Springs Winter Carnival, the oldest continuing Winter Carnival west of the Mississippi. The carnival features racing, ski jumping, a parade featuring Steamboat’s skiing high school band (the only one in the United States), the famous ski jöring events down Lincoln Avenue, and the spectacular night show featuring the legendary Lighted Man and stunning fireworks display.
10th Mavericks Superpipe Challenge March 2011
Skiers and riders will face the challenge of one of the premier superpipes in North America when they compete for cash and merchandise during the 10th Annual Mavericks Superpipe Challenge this March at Steamboat. The event features competitions for both men and women skiers and snowboarders.
St. Patrick’s Day Torchlight Parades & Fireworks Display
presented by Sprint March 17, 2011
A great family event, the Steamboat Ski & Snowboard School treats tourists and locals to spectacular on-snow parade down the mountain, lit only by torches. In conjunction with the torchlight parades, a fireworks display will illuminate the sky. This event is free and open to the public; the best viewing is in
Gondola Square. The parade begins at 8 p.m.
Bud Light Rocks The ‘Boat Free Concert Series
March/April 2011
The Steamboat Ski Area will again be rockin’ this spring as the Bud Light Rocks the ‘Boat Free Music Series returns for the 12th season offering a great mixture of various musical genre. The Rocks the ‘Boat series has brought together everything from bluegrass and New Orleans-style rhythm and blues to a
traditional Irish sound. Past free concerts have included Big Head Todd & the Monsters, Gin Blossoms, North Mississippi All Stars, The Subdudes, Tony Furtado, Sam Bush Band, Derek Trucks Band, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, and The Samples.
www.steamboat.com
All dates and events subject to change without notice.
| | | 1. There are over 150 natural springs in the Steamboat Springs area. Historically, the Ute Indians used the springs for their medicinal powers.
2. Steamboat has sent 69 athletes to the Winter Olympics since 1932, more than any other town in North America.
3. Steamboat is home of Champagne Powder® snow - the only place you'll find this incredibly light, dry and fluffy snow. | | | | | STEAMBOAT -SKI TOWN, U.S.A, an authentic western town with a BIG mountain, is known as one of the premier resort destinations due to its abundant Champagne Powder, snow, trees, Olympic heritage, off-mountain activities, lodging options and family programs rated the best in the industry. Now, imagine an entirely new experience that holds true to the heart and soul of Ski Town, U.S.A. Steamboat Unbridled represents a renaissance to the ski area (nearly $30 million since 2006/07), mountain village, downtown and Steamboat/ Hayden Airport. Steamboat Unbridled doesn’t change history or culture; it just takes the best, adds to it and produces something that, we believe, is just short of heaven. | | | | SEASON - Nov. 25, 2009 to April 11, 2010 HOURS - 8:30am - 3:30pm ELEVATION
Peak - 10,568 ft.
Base - 6,900 ft.
Vertical Rise - 3,668 ft.
TERRAIN & SERVICES
Beginner - 14%
Intermediate - 42%
Advanced/Expert - 44%
Skiable Acres - 2,965
Number of Trails - 165
Longest Trail - 3 miles
Terrain Parks - 4
Total Lifts - 18
Avg Annual Snowfall - 353 inches
Avg Days of Sun per Year - 300 days INFORMATION
800.922.2722 / 970.879.6111
Snow Report: 970.879.7300
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LODGING | CENTRAL RESV
800.922.2722 / 970.879.0740
www.steamboat.com
ADDRESS
Steamboat Ski & Resort Corp.
2305 Mt.Werner Circle
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
MILES FROM DENVER - 157 | | | | | | GREAT DEAL
Kids Ski Free™ at Steamboat Ski Resort all season long. Any child 12 and under can ski free when their parent purchases at least 5 days of lift tickets during the 2009/2010 season. Select from value packages such as Ski Free Early/Late Season, Early Rewards or have a special package custom made by travel professionals. Call Steamboat Central Reservations at 800-922-2722 or visit www.steamboat.com.
MOUNTAIN DINING
Steamboat may be a small town when it comes to charm, but as far as flavor is concerned, there’s something for every appetite. With more than 100 bars and restaurants, diners can feast on regional specialties including elk steaks and Colorado trout or exotic cuisine such as sushi and indian fare, and everything in-between. No visit to Steamboat is complete without a ride up the Steamboat gondola to a family style dinner at the Western BBQ or to the resort’s signature gourmet restaurants, Hazie’s and Ragnar’s. Want more? Savor the Steamboat Grand’s signature restaurant, The Cabin, featuring contemporary Colorado cuisine and incredible wines. LESSONS
Steamboat Ski & Snowboard School. Ski School: 1st grade and up. Kids’ Vacation Center: On Snow: 2 years to 6 years; Daycare: 6 months to 6 years. Lessons: Never-ever, beginner, women’s, telemark, adaptive, adult & kid ski weeks, park & pipe, teens, Rough Riders, privates (2 years & up), Billy Kidd Performance Center, snowboarding, & more. Contact: Ski & Snowboard School & Kids’ Vacation Center: 800.299.5017 or 970.871.5375. www.steamboat.com
FYI
Steamboat is home to unique winter adventures including the Bridgestone Winter Driving School and Dig This, the nation’s only adult sandbox offering guests the chance to play on bulldozers and excavators..
BIGGEST EVENT
Torchlight Parades & Fireworks: Dec. 31, Feb. 14, March 17. 36th Bud Light Cowboy Downhill: Jan. 19, 2010. 97th Winter Carnival: Feb. 3-7, 2010. NCAA Championships: March 10-13, 2010. Bud light rocks the Boat Free Concerts: Spring 2010. 3rd Springalicious Celebration: April 1-11, 2010.
APRES SPOT
Where else can you saddle up to the bar with Olympians, local skiers and real cowboy’s? Only in Steamboat.
Your best bet is to head to Bear River Bar & Grill, Chaps, Slopeside, Cantina, Rio Grande, Mahogany Ridge, Bistro CV, Gondola Pub & Grill, Ghost Ranch Saloon, Sunpies Bistro or The Stoker.
ALTERNATE DAY
Soak in the legendary natural hot springs, ride a snowmobile along the continental divide, enjoy the majestic views of the Rocky Mountains from a hot-air balloon or hone your skills at the Winter Driving School or heavy-equipment Dig This. From horse-drawn sleigh rides to winter fly-fishing, charming boutiques and spas, Steamboat offers activities for everyone. SKIING AT STEAMBOAT
Steamboat is one of North America’s largest mountains with 165 trails, 3,668 vertical feet, and nearly 3,000 skiable acres, including six peaks filled with world-class groomed cruisers, bumps, steeps, open meadows, legendary tree skiing, Mavericks Superpipe and terrain parks. SNOWBOARDING AT STEAMBOAT
A riders dream where 2,965 acres of trails, trees and bowls mix with four terrain parks and Mavericks Superpipe. No matter what your ability level, there is a rail, box, jump or jib just for you. From the beginner’s Lil’ Rodeo Terrain Park to Rabbit Ears Terrain Park with its learn-to-ride mini-Mavs halfpipe to the boardercross Sunbeam Terrain Park to the grand daddy, Mavericks Terrain Park & Superpipe; you are only limited by your imagination in the home of Champagne Powder snow. AASI/PSIA national snowboard team member Eric Rolls ensures the resort never loses it edge. | EXPERIENCING THE WEST - THE TOWN | Seven thousand feet up in the Colorado Rockies, below one of the largest ski mountains in North America, sits a small ranching community that serves as a constant reminder that the Old West is alive and well. Never far from its ranching roots, Steamboat remains firmly linked to a Western tradition that sets it apart from every other ski resort in the world. Steamboat Springs' friendly locals give the town its famous Western charm. Steamboat boasts a rich history and small town feel, but with all the modern amenities, including shopping, dining and lodging to fit every need. With more than 100 bars and restaurants, guests will find a variety of ways to satisfy their cravings. Lodging options range from hotels and condominiums with outdoor pools to quaint, rustic cabins located off the beaten path. Steamboat’s spirit remains deeply rooted in a real westerntown with a century long tradition of welcoming people to thewide open, snow-filled Yampa Valley. Discover for yourself all that Steamboat-Ski Town, U.S.A. has to offer. | | | DIRECTIONS TO STEAMBOAT SPRINGS BY CAR
157 miles northwest of Denver via I-70 west, Colorado 9 north, and US 40 west; 196 miles northeast of Grand Junction via I-70 east, Colorado 131 north, and US 40 west.
DIRECTIONS BY AIR
Nonstop and convenient one-stop jet service to Steamboat is available on American, Continental, Delta, Northwest and United. Getting to Steamboat has never been easier and once passengers touch down, they’ll set foot in an ultra-spacious airport terminal facility. | |
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