Steamboat Spring Visitors' Guide Ski 24-25 by Steamboat Springs Visitors' Guide

Welcome to Steamboat Springs

Thank you for choosing or considering a visit to the beautiful Yampa Valley this winter. We’re so glad you want to experience it, and hope we get the chance to host you!

A visit to this valley is more than Champagne Powder® snow skiing – it’s fine dining in downtown Steamboat Springs, tubing at Howelsen Hill, and snowmobiling on Rabbit Ears Pass. It’s walking through snowy pine trees, observing Western art, and shopping on Lincoln Avenue.

Steamboat Springs, like many ski towns, is known for our world-class skiing, but what makes us different is our unique Western culture and heritage. We encourage you to explore all Steamboat Springs has to offer and discover why it has become a favorite destination for visitors around the world – no matter the season. Whether it’s riding horses on a nearby ranch or soaking in our historic hot springs, there are plenty of ways to connect with our heritage and make lifelong memories.

As you explore Steamboat Springs, help us preserve the natural beauty and character of our town. Keep wildlife wild, plan and prepare for your adventures, and consider using the

free bus to get around. Come see us at the Steamboat Springs Visitor Center for tips on how to get the most out of your stay!

In this guide, you’ll find local recommendations for our wide range of restaurants, activities and shops. Yampa Valley residents take pride in our Western roots and winter recreation, so you’ll be pleased to find a diversity of offerings, from our free art museum to sleigh rides and cross-country skiing.

When you decide to take a break from snow activities, head to the Mountain Village, or Lincoln Avenue and Yampa Street downtown to dine locally or shop for a special souvenir. Whether it’s the slopes or the shops, we hope you have an amazing time exploring all our community has to offer.

Welcome to our home and happy snow days!

Sarah

Sarah Leonard Chief Executive Officer, Steamboat Springs Chamber

Sarah Leonard and her husband, George Gess.

The Ski Season 2024-25 edition of the Steamboat Springs Visitors’ Guide is published by Ski Town Media, Inc., in conjunction with the Steamboat Springs Chamber.

PUBLISHER

Deborah Olsen

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Sophie Dingle

SALES AND MARKETING DIRECTOR

John Sherwood

ART DIRECTOR

Melissa VanArsdale

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Gavin Liddell

Ski Haus is locally owned and fully stocked for all of your outdoor adventures!

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Haley Watkins

PROOFREADER

Christina Freeman

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Madison Mohn

PHOTOGRAPHERS

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All businesses listed in the directories contained within this guide are members of the Steamboat Springs Chamber, which supplied the data for the Business Directory.

For more information about these listings, please call 970-879-0880 or visit the Steamboat Springs Chamber at www.SteamboatChamber.com.

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Pro Tips for Every Level

Mountain Kids

Nordic Skiing

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Nocturnal Steamboat

Dog Sledding

Winter Carnival

REVIVE

Yoga

Spas

Art

SHOP & DINE

Date Night

Sleigh Rides

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Freshly groomed terrain at Steamboat Resort.

PICTURE YOURSELF...

carving a fresh turn.

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Mastering Terrain

GREEN: Steamboat has so much to offer for green-loving skiers. Unlike other mountains, we have greens all around our resort, so you’re not limited to the base.

TIP: My biggest tip for green skiers is to let gravity, rather than leg muscles, help you slow down. Turn your skis back up the hill for a moment to slow your momentum before starting your next turn. Using the slope to manage speed allows you to ski longer without getting tired and will give you more confidence if you feel like tackling blue slopes or parallel skiing.

TRY: Wild Blue Way – hidden off Christy Peak Express midstation – for a crowd-free practice space. For the green skier interested in viewing Steamboat’s natural beauty, I recommend

Steamboat ski instructor Paige Rylander shares tips and trails for every level.

taking a gravity-powered scenic tour down Why Not, located just beyond Thunderhead Lodge. Make sure to take a bathroom break before you start – this trail is over three miles long!

BLUE: With the addition of the Wild Blue gondola, blue cruisers have never been easier to access.

TIP: Point both kneecaps where you want to go. The tricky part is only pointing with your knees and not the rest of your body. Stay centered over your feet with your torso, trying not to lean in the same direction as your knees. If you’ve already mastered that, you can add some forward motion at the start of each turn: Imagine you’re trying to push your shin down into your big toe before each turn, and it will help engage the front of your ski and enable you to have quicker, more accurate turns.

TRY: My favorite trail, on what we call the “Sunnyside” of the mountain, is Quickdraw. It’s wide open and offers beautiful views of the Yampa Valley in addition to being the perfect length. There is good access to playful trees on the right side of the run, and it’s easily lapable via Sunshine Express. More daring blue skiers can head over to the famous Heavenly Daze, at the top of Thunderhead, for breathtaking views, or the more hidden Sunset, for crowd-free skiing (from the top of Four Points; cut right on the cat track afterwards).

BLACK: When visiting Steamboat, comfortable skiers must make it to our famous tree skiing, and if you’re lucky, you’ll even get a taste of our Champagne Powder® to go with them.

TIP: As you venture off piste, vision and path-finding become

important components of skiing. When I’m in trees, I always spot a path that has an uphill option in case I need to scrub speed. An easy place to find these uphill routes is on the backside of aspen trees, which don’t have tree wells and often have deep snowbanks to help with speed management.

TRY: Hot Cakes, found from the top of Sunshine Peak, is a true winter playground with natural jumps, boulders, trees and good snow. Another hidden gem is Ted’s Ridge, particularly at the end of the day when Heavenly Daze gets crowded (make sure to check the grooming reports as it is not always groomed).

DOUBLE BLACK: With the opening of Mahogany Ridge, Steamboat now has easy access to some wicked extreme terrain.

TIP: For the skiers that charge, I recommend thinking of shifting your weight and ending your turn, sooner than you ever thought you should. Particularly in steeps, we can get caught up so heavy on our outside ski (downhill ski when finishing a turn) that starting a new turn becomes a workout. Recognize this and begin your weight shift early so you can shred a little extra gnar by the end of the day.

TRY: To warm up before you head off into the canyon, I recommend a quick drop into Chute 1 for 10... okay, maybe 15 of the best turns of your life. I do recommend going with someone who knows routes through the gates off of Mahogany Ridge, but Granola Bowl, accessed from the first gate on skiers right headed down under Mahogany Ridge Express, is a fairly open and enjoyable steep and deep route for thrill-seekers.

LOCAL EXPERTISE, BROAD REACH

Greenhorn Ranch, which opened in 2023, is a state-of-the-art learning space for beginners.

Kids Fun: Covered

Keepkids entertained on vacation with ski lessons, ice skating and family-friendly mountainside events. When the adults are zipping down Mount Werner’s double black diamonds, kids of all ages can enjoy a fun-filled day on the slopes in group lessons with professional instructors. Sign up never-evers and novices for beginner group ski lessons. The groups are separated by age and accommodate children from three to 17 years old. Group lessons are full day from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and both rental gear (if needed) and lift tickets must be purchased, along with the cost of the lesson. If your kiddo is looking for one-on-one instruction to improve their skiing skills, invest in a private lesson ranging from 1 1/2 hours for children aged 2-4, or up to seven hours for kids over the age of 7. For more information and to book a lesson, visit www.steamboat.com.

Take a spin on Skeeter’s Ice Rink, named for local Olympian Skeeter Werner (Mount Werner is named for her brother, Buddy). Bring your own skates or rent either hockey or figure skates on site. Rentals are first come, first serve. Afterwards, warm up with hot chocolate from Timber & Torch.

Family-friendly events take place at the base of the mountain all winter long. Kick off 2025 with the Light Up Snow Cat Parade featuring synchronized skiers holding lit torches. Stay until the end to catch a dazzling firework show, ringing in

the new year Steamboat style. On Sunday, Jan. 19, watch the Cowboy Up drone show, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Cowboy Downhill, which takes place the next day, Monday, Jan. 20. It’s a fun-filled event featuring over 100 professional cowboys who try their hand at a downhill slalom course, go over a jump, lasso a person, saddle a horse and cross the finish line. On Saturday, Feb. 15, join Light Up The Night as hot air balloons glow at the base of the mountain. The event ends with fireworks and a torchlight parade.

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Rent skates and take a spin on Skeeter’s Ice Rink at the base of the mountain.

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More Skiing… Make it Nordic

Thehidden gem of Steamboat Springs’ skiing paradise is its plethora of Nordic trails. This winter, skim across Steamboat’s trails without crowds of downhill skiers. Visit Haymaker Nordic Center, offering 10 km of groomed trails perfect for any winter outing, from classic to skate skiing.

For a taste of Steamboat’s history, head downtown to Howelsen Hill and enjoy 21 km of trails on Colorado’s oldest operating ski area. A daily ticket or season pass is required; purchase one at the Howelsen Hill ticket office during regular business hours. Don’t miss Howelsen’s Free Ski Sunday – just stop by the ticket office to pick up your free ticket, allowing access to the lifts and all trails.

If you need a refresher, visit the Steamboat Ski Touring Center for classic and skate skiing lessons offered daily with expert Nordic skiers. Whether you’re a novice or advanced skier, you’ll leave your lesson feeling ready to conquer the 15 km of groomed trails sprawling across Rollingstone Golf Course.

If you’re itching to ski along trails immersed in nature but not too far from town, take a trip to the alluring trails of Lake Catamount. Lake Catamount Ski Touring Center offers Nordic trails for all levels of experience, plus rentals of both classic and skate skis.

Drive 25 miles north of Steamboat, to Steamboat Lake State Park, complete with groomed trails and picturesque Colorado scenery. Gear cannot be rented, so make sure to bring your own. In addition to gear, you’ll need both an entry pass and vehicle pass that must be purchased to spend a day in the State Park. You’ll want to stay longer than a day; the 15 km of beginner to intermediate level trails will leave you wishing you could stay forever in the calm serenity of snowy Colorado hills.

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Kara Johnson Delfanti skis on the trails at Howelsen Hill.

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PICTURE YOURSELF...

skating outdoors at dusk.

Photo by BEN DUKE

Skeeter’s Ice Rink at the base of Steamboat Resort.

Steamboat Resort’s snowshoe trails are accessible with a lift foot pass.

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Nocturnal Steamboat

Steamboat Springs doesn’t shut down when the sun sets; in the evening, it comes to life with entertainment like night skiing, full moon snowshoeing and midnight trips to Strawberry Park Hot Springs.

Don’t worry about cutting your ski day short, because on ski season weekends, Mount Werner stays open under the starry night sky. Enjoy the experience of hitting the slopes in the dark with 1,100 feet of skiing terrain open for nocturnal adventures. Complete with bright lighting, five groomed runs accommodate skiers of all experience levels. Skiers need a valid ski pass. For more information, visit www.steamboat.com.

long on Emerald Mountain. The tour in March is less beginnerfriendly and is a 3.5 mile trek on Rabbit Ears Pass. Registration is required; more information can be found at www.yampatika.org.

Join Yampatika for a moonlit snowshoe tour. It’s easy to appreciate the beauty of quiet Steamboat evenings alongside expert naturalists who highlight details of the surroundings. Cost is $30, including the price of snowshoe rentals. The tour is two hours long and includes a steady incline up the trail. The tours in December, January and February are 2.5 miles

Once the sun sets, take a drive up north to Strawberry Park Hot Springs. Reservations are required for entry and the entry fee is $20, cash only (note – there is no ATM on site). Leave alcohol, snacks and glass containers at home. Minors cannot enter the hot springs after sundown due to clothing being optional after dark. If you’re planning to drive, four-wheel drive vehicles with snow tires/ chains are required from November 1-May 1 due to the icy conditions of the road. For an easier trip, book an affiliated shuttle that picks up and drops off guests throughout Steamboat. Reservations are not required if you arrive via shuttle; your shuttle ticket serves as your reservation. For more information, visit strawberryhotsprings.com.

Yampatika’s guided full moon snowshoe tour occurs once a month.

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WELCOME TO STEAMBOAT SPRINGS

Out West, the trails roll for miles, the scenery feeds the soul, and recreation fills our plates. Servings of adventure, relaxation, and rejuvenation are as plentiful and satisfying as the trademarked powder snow. Lifetime memories are forged between friends, families, and total strangers. But the toughest choice will be what to do first!

Take in Routt County’s scenery in a new way this winter: on a dog sled.

Mush!

Explore the winter wonderland of Routt County’s backcountry with a dog sledding trip. Snow Buddy Sled Dog Adventures pull guests along a trail that winds through the Little Flat Tops. Guests are involved every step of the way, from harnessing up the pups to caring for the dogs during breaks. Two dog sledding excursions go out per day; choose between a morning or afternoon trip, complete with a stop in a wintery tent with warm drinks and homemade snacks. Or choose a special sunset dog sledding excursion including a full dinner to be enjoyed by the entire family. Bookings can be made over the phone or through snowbuddysleddogadventures.com. Sled tours begin Friday, Nov. 29, and continue through the winter until Wednesday, April 30. Dress warmly for the brisk temperatures and find a comprehensive gear list on their website. Any item can be provided to keep guests safe and warm during the ride.

Meet QBall

Sled dog: QBall

Age: 10 years old; has been with Snow Buddies for three years

Backstory: He was born on a glacier in Juneau, Alaska

Fun fact: QBall ran the famous Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska and lived in upper Michigan before landing in Colorado

Favorite treat: Frozen beef snacks

QBall leads a team of sled dogs.

Steamboat kids participate in horse events, such as skijoring, down Lincoln Avenue.

Winter Carnival

Winter

Carnival takes place Wednesday-Sunday, Feb. 5-9. Established in 1914, Winter Carnival served as a winter pick-me-up, allowing locals to forget the hardships of winter and bring happiness to the snow-filled valley. The event is hosted by Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, showcasing Steamboat’s Western traditions and ski heritage. Don’t miss street events like skijoring, slaloms, races and the donkey jump. The Diamond Hitch Parade will go right down Lincoln Avenue on Sunday, Feb. 9 offering a showcase

SNOW BOWL

of floats reflecting this year’s theme, “Let Your Light Shine.” The Night Extravaganza is not to be missed: SSWSC athletes ski down Howelsen Hill, followed by the iconic Lighted Man, descending down the hill with roman candles shooting from his back. That’s the lead into a showstopping firework display. To attend events, you’ll need a Winter Carnival button. Purchase one (on sale in January) at a variety of locations across town. For a full schedule of events, button pricing and more, visit www.sswsc.org.

PICTURE YOURSELF...

soaking in the hot springs to rejuvenate.

Photo courtesy of OLD TOWN HOT SPRINGS

The all-natural mineral Heart Spring pool is about 102-103 degrees Fahrenheit.

Steamboat Springs has multiple yoga studios, which offer a variety of classes for locals and visitors alike.

REVIVE

Calling All Yogis

Stretch out your ski legs with yoga at one of Steamboat Springs’ many yoga and fitness studios. Out Here Yoga offers a package, “A Week Out Here,” for visitors looking to hone their practices. The week of yoga is $58 and includes a mat and towel for each class you take. Visit outhereyoga.com for more details. Want to sweat? Rakta Hot Yoga offers a variety of toasty classes, including the Ratka Fire Hot 26 Series during which the room is heated to 104 degrees (no children under 16 are allowed at this one!). The studio provides towels and mats but bring plenty of water. For those who want to stay cooler, non-heated classes include restorative yoga, barre and kickboxing. Classes are capped at 12 so sign up ahead of time. Visit raktahotyoga.com to reserve your spot.

Old Town Hot Springs offers yoga classes daily. The $29 cost of admission will get you access not only to the class but also to the entire facility for the day. Take a class and then soak in the healing waters of the hot springs. Downstairs lockers are free for day use. To view the yoga class schedule, visit www.oldtownhotsprings.org.

Stretch sore ski muscles with a yoga class from one of Steamboat’s several studios.

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Steamboat’s outdoor lifestyle can leave you in need of hydration, relaxation or oxygen in a relaxed setting.

Après at the Spa

There is no better place to après than at the spa – luckily, Steamboat Springs is home to several rejuvenating spas to ensure that your vacation includes relaxation.

Waterside Day Spa & Salon, located in the heart of downtown, is the only spa in Steamboat with a salt therapy suite, which offers a one-of-a-kind holistic respiratory detox. If you’re feeling the effects of Steamboat’s high mountain altitude, this treatment can help relieve altitude sickness and help the body to more easily absorb oxygen.

Or, head to Rocky Mountain Day Spa and indulge in the Skier’s Paradise spa package. This specialized treatment includes a 90-minute therapeutic full-body massage, a specialized foot massage treatment, and a 15-minute infrared sauna session.

Check out Steamboat’s only IV wellness clinic, Replenish IV Therapies, which specializes in alleviating symptoms of jet lag, altitude sickness, dehydration and more. Whether you want to enhance your skiing performance on the slopes the next day, or simply want to relieve some of your stress and fatigue, IV treatments can enhance wellness during your ski town vacation.

Take a break from winter adventures and head downtown to experience the vibrant art galleries and museums of Steamboat Springs. This winter, Steamboat Art Museum presents “Art in Sport: Motion, Emotion, Moments and Light,” complete with sport-inspired photographs, sculptures and paintings. The museum is open Tuesday-Friday from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission is always free.

Across the street, Wild Horse Gallery showcases art from local, regional and nationally known artists. The gallery offers free art consultations and appointments with experienced art curators who can assist in finding the perfect piece to add to personal fine art collections.

If you’re looking for a modern twist on wild west artwork, stop by The Westerly. Family-friendly and welcoming, the gallery prides itself on its low-key, unpretentious vibe. Sidle up to the bar and sip a signature cocktail as you peruse the selection of Western-inspired art.

Browse Steamboat Springs’ downtown art galleries

creative locations during First Friday ArtWalk,

the first Friday of each month.

The Jace Romick Gallery is three galleries in one and houses the only collection in the world of Roland Reed’s images of the indigenous people of the West at the turn of the 20th century.

A few blocks up is Pine Moon Fine Art, featuring pieces and exhibits by 14 local artists who work in mediums including glass, bronze, paper, watercolor and photography.

At the Jace Romick Gallery, amidst Jace’s own photographs of wildlife, skiing and rodeo, you’ll find the only Roland Reed gallery in the world. In 2021, Jace had the opportunity to buy the entire collection of photographer Roland Reed’s artifacts, now housed in his gallery. You’ll also find plenty of local artists who work in a variety of mediums from painting to photography.

If you’re in town on the first Friday of the month, take a stroll during First Friday Artwalk from 5-8 p.m. These galleries, museums and more are all participants in the local tradition.

Come in for…

• A dozen house made beers on tap.

• A full menu of wood-fired cuisine.

• A bounty of retail offerings.

• A family-friendly, casual & fun experience

Have a seat…

• Inside in our large airy dining room.

• Outside at fire pit tables on our patio. In heated gondola cabins on our patio. (reservations required for gondola seating only)

We'll also pack up your food and beer to-go! Order online at MountainTapBrewery.com

Open Tuesdays-Fridays @ 3 p.m./ Saturdays & Sundays @ 2 p.m. menu: MountainTapBrewery.com / 970-879-6646

910 Yampa St., Downtown on Yampa St. between Ninth and Tenth

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PICTURE YOURSELF...

touring the pictuesque downtown area of Steamboat Springs.

Photo by Noah Wetzel

Steamboat Resort is a snowy backdrop to downtown Lincoln Avenue each winter.

SHOP & DINE

Après ski at The Range Food & Drink Hall at the base of Steamboat Resort.

Turn dinner into date night at one of Steamboat’s many restaurants.

Date Night for Two

This vacation, treat yourself (and a date) to a romantic dinner.

There are options: Mambo Italiano turns out handmade pastas, pizzas and classic Italian fare in a cozy downtown setting. Across the street, its sister restaurant, Bésame, offers global fusion, Latin flavors and creative cocktails.

At Primrose, the menu is seasonal but always includes fresh, local ingredients. Try the Lockhart Martini, named after the iconic Steamboat auctioneer, who said, “One ain’t enough…and three’s too many.”

Table 79 Foodbar serves up a great happy hour with $10 cocktails and snacks like portabella fries and crispy Brussels sprouts. Stay for dinner or head to its affiliated restaurants, Aurum Food & Wine (downtown) or Periodic Table (located at the Catamount golf course). The later offers themed menus with a fresh take each winter. If you’re craving a steak, E3 Chophouse offers a complete ranch-to-table experience, topped off with a decadent dessert.

If you want to stick closer to the mountain, try Truffle Pig where you can nosh on – what else – truffle fries, as well as seafood, burgers, steaks and more. Try the Smoak’d Old Fashioned, a longtime oaky menu favorite.

Need a babysitter? Call Steamboat Babysitting Company to make a reservation for a date night sitter. The family-owned company provides sitters for kids of any age straight to your condo or hotel.

Giddy Up!

Take in the winter scenery with a horse-drawn sleigh ride. Steamboat Lake Outpost offers daily scenic rides through a snowy meadow with views of the Zirkel Mountains. The 45-minute ride includes a trip to a warming hut where complimentary hot cocoa and cider are served. Afterwards, enjoy a meal at the onsite restaurant featuring creative takes on classic American fare. A general store, fuel, lodging, and snowmobile tours and rentals are also available onsite. For more information, visit steamboatlakeoutpost.com. Or book a sleigh ride dinner at Haymaker golf course. The experience is offered Thursday-Sunday from 4:30-9:30 p.m. The evening begins in the cozy clubhouse before the 20-minute-long ride. The ride is followed by a fourcourse, prix fixe dinner. Alcohol is not included in the price but is offered for an additional fee. If needed, shuttle transportation from the Steamboat Grand hotel can be booked at the time of the reservation. For pricing information and reservations, visit www.steamboat.com.

a horse-drawn sleigh ride before dinner at Steamboat Lake Outpost.

Forgot Gear? No Problem.

The downtown shopping district offers the opportunity to take home merchandise reflecting Steamboat’s Western style, including custom hats, cowboy boots, t-shirts and ski apparel.

Noneed to stress over a missing mitten or forgotten pair of snow pants, as Steamboat Springs’ many shops have all your winter “missings” covered. If you forgot to pack your chilly ski day necessities, take a trip to Ski Haus for the best base layer clothing to keep you warm and dry, winter boots – in a variety of well-known brands, like Sorel – and all the vital winter accessories that may have been lost in your packing, from ski goggles to neck gaiters.

If you want to take “ski town chic” to another level, stop by Steamboat’s newest high-end fashion and lifestyle shop, SBNY. The trendy store will complete your fashion-forward look, ensuring you hit the slopes in style with all the latest trends, from flared ski pants to puffy moon boots to faux fur mittens. When you’re done shopping, try their ski simulator, which transports shoppers virtually from the store to the slope.You can even take a private, hour-long ski or snowboard lesson with a skilled instructor who will tailor each lesson to your exact winter sports desires.

Back to shopping, though: For basic athletic clothes that are sure to meet all your ski trip needs, stop by Steamboat’s Lululemon shop where you’ll find trendy fitted leggings to wear under ski pants and loungewear sets to snuggle by the fire after a long day of skiing. Allen’s, down the street, offers the same vibe: cozy knits, functional leggings and warm socks.

To truly embrace the cowboy culture of Steamboat, head to F.M. Light & Sons. The shop is nearly 120 years old and is a Steamboat staple, complete with cowboy boots and hats, shelves of jeans and plenty of other Western wear.

CALENDAR

ONGOING

“Foundation of Steamboat: Tolles Family”

Dec. 2023-Dec. 2024

Tread of Pioneers Museum www.TreadOfPioneers.org

“Ute Knowledge: Colorado’s Original Science Technology, Engineering & Math”

Thursday, June 20, 2024-May 2025

Tread of Pioneers Museum www.TreadOfPioneers.org

Bud Light Rocks the Boat Free Concert Series

Gondola Square, Steamboat Resort www.Steamboat.com

First Friday ArtWalk

The first Friday of every month, 5-8 p.m. Galleries in downtown Steamboat Springs www.SteamboatCreates.org

Plein Air 2024 Exhibition and Sale

Friday, Sept. 27-Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024 Steamboat Art Museum www.SteamboatArtMuseum.org

“Art in Sport: Motion, Emotion, Moments and Light”

Friday, Dec. 6-Saturday, Apr. 12

Steamboat Art Museum www.SteamboatArtMuseum.org

“Foundations of Steamboat: Heid Family”

Wednesday, Jan. 8 through 2025

Tread of Pioneers Museum www.TreadOfPioneers.org

OCTOBER

Ski Swap

Saturday, Oct. 26

Howelsen Hill Parking Lot www.SSWSC.org

Halloween Stroll

Thursday, Oct. 31, 5-7:30 p.m.

Downtown Steamboat Springs www.MainStreetSteamboat.com

NOVEMBER

Ski Season Opening Day

Saturday, Nov. 23, 2024

Steamboat Resort www.Steamboat.com

United Way Community

Thanksgiving Dinner

Thursday, Nov. 28, 2024

Steamboat Springs Community Center www.RouttCountyUnitedWay.org

DECEMBER

Steamboat Symphony Orchestra

“Finding Christmas” Holiday Concert

Friday, Dec. 6 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 7 at 2 and 7 p.m.

Strings Music Pavilion www.SteamboatSymphony.org

Winterstart Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined

Friday-Saturday, Dec 6-7

Howelsen Hill www.SSWSC.org

Holidays in the Rockies Artisan Market

Saturdays, Dec. 7, 14 and 21, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Depot Art Center www.SteamboatCreates.org

Santa Saddles Up Saturday, Dec. 14

Steamboat Resort www.Steamboat.com

Murphy Roberts Holiday Classic

Wednesday-Saturday, Dec. 18-21

Howelsen Hill and Steamboat Resort www.SSWSC.org

New Year’s Eve Celebration at Steamboat Resort

Tuesday, Dec. 31, 5:30-6 p.m. Steamboat Resort

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

6 Amazing Independent Vendors Offering a Variety of Cuisine and Drinks

YOGA IN AN ICONIC HISTORIC BUILDING!

Howelsen Hill and downtown Steamboat Springs www.SSWSC.org

Valentine’s Day Celebration, Torchlight Parade and Fireworks

Tuesday, Feb. 14

Steamboat Resort www.Steamboat.com

Light Up The Night

Saturday, Feb. 15, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Steamboat Resort www.Steamboat.com

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WinterWonderGrass 2025 takes place Friday-Sunday, Feb. 28-March 2.

WinterWonderGrass Music Festival

Friday-Sunday, Feb. 28-March 2

Upper Knoll Lot, Steamboat Resort www.WinterWonderGrass.com

MARCH

Sidewalk Sale

Saturday-Sunday, March 15-16

Downtown Steamboat Springs www.MainStreetSteamboat.com

APRIL

Springalicious April 1-20

Steamboat Resort www.Steamboat.com

Steamboat Symphony Orchestra

Spring Concert: Celebrating Sant’Ambrogio

Friday-Saturday, April 4-5

Strings Music Pavilion www.SteamboatSymphony.org

Cardboard Classic

Saturday, April 12

Steamboat Resort www.Steamboat.com

Splashdown Pond Skim

Sunday, April 13

Steamboat Resort www.Steamboat.com

Steamboat Resort Closing Day

Sunday, April 20

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OUTDOORS

Cross-Country Ski & Snowshoe Routes

■ 1A West Summit Loop A 3.7 miles (loop from trailhead) Access: Travel east of Steamboat Springs on U.S. 40 approximately 13 miles to the West Summit parking area on Rabbit Ears Pass.

Route description: Begin on the north side of the road. Skiing the route in a clockwise direction is less difficult, with gentler climbs and steeper descents through open and wooded areas. Views of the Yampa Valley and the Flat Tops are spectacular. The West Summit loops and surrounding terrain are the most popular skiing areas in the Hahn’s Peak/Bears Ears Ranger District.

◆ 1B West Summit Loop B 3.6 miles/5.4 miles (loop from trailhead) Access: This route is reached by skiing counter-clockwise on 1A. Ski past the first junction with 1B and climb to the top of the ridge. At the second junction, on the ridgetop, ski 1B to the east. This route is best skied in a clockwise direction. Route description: This route has several steep ascents and descents through heavy timber and open meadows.

◆ 1C South Summit Loop 3 miles Access: This route begins at the West Summit parking area. Park on the south side of the highway.

Route description: Travel counter-clockwise for the best downhill runs. The route begins by following an old road. Woods, open meadows and some steep descents are encountered. This route connects with route 3B midway around the loop. Past this junction, the route follows the telephone lines and old highway, paralleling U.S. 40. The final portion follows the meadow edge back to the West Summit, then retraces the first segment of old road.

■ 1D Bruce’s Trail 3.1 miles Access: Travel east of Steamboat Springs on U.S. 40 approximately 14 miles to the parking area on the north side of the highway. A short spur connects the parking lot to the main trail.

Route description: Designed wide to accommodate both skating and traditional skiing techniques. The trail is machine-groomed in the early ski season. Note that dogs are not permitted when the trail is groomed. The upper loop provides easy skiing, while the lower loop has a moderate difficulty rating. The tight loop design and proximity to the highway make this trail a good choice for a ski workout, a short day, or for skiers wishing to remain relatively close to their vehicles.

◆◆ 2A Hogan Park Route 13 miles round trip Access: Travel east of Steamboat Springs on U.S. 40 approximately 18 miles to the Walton Creek parking area. One way, 6.5 miles to the bottom of Morningside Lift.

Route description: This route is recommended for experts only. If you plan to descend Mount Werner through the Steamboat Ski Area, safety straps are required. Begin on the north side of the highway just west of the large cut bank. The route crosses large open meadows and many

streams. Steep ascents and descents will be encountered. During heavy snowfall or whiteout conditions, the route is very difficult to follow across the large meadows. Carry emergency/ survival gear. If Morningside Lift is not operating, climb 1 mile to top of lift, then descend 3 miles to ski area base.

■ 2B Fox Curve Loop 3.6 miles Access: Travel approximately 17 miles east of Steamboat Springs on U.S. 40 to the Fox Curve parking area. The parking area is on the north side of highway.

Route description: This route has varied terrain including steep ascents and descents. Use caution when crossing Walton Creek.

◆ 3A Walton Creek Loop 1.9 miles Access: Travel east of Steamboat Springs on U.S. 40 approximately 18 miles to the Walton Creek parking area on Rabbit Ears Pass. The parking area is on the south side of the highway.

Route description: Begin at the knoll south of the parking lot and follow the powerline a short distance to the west. Turn south across Walton Creek and through former Walton Creek Campground. The junction of route 3B is reached in the meadow south of the campground. Past this junction, the route makes a steep ascent over a ridge and down an open slope to Walton Creek and the junction of route 3C. Follow Walton Creek back to the parking area.

◆◆ 3B Par-A-Lell Route 3B route is 2.3 miles (or 4.2 miles for combined one-way from 1A to 3A) Access: This route can be accessed from route 1C, beginning at the West Summit parking area on the south side of the highway, or from route 3A, beginning at the Walton Creek parking area.

Route description: This route connects routes 1C and 3A. Skiing it west to east provides more exciting downhill runs; skiing east to west involves more climbing, though much of it is gentle. Starting at the junction of 1C and 3B (west end), the route goes up a gentle slope and drops into a stream valley. Use caution when crossing streams and beaver ponds on this route as they may be only partially frozen. Heavy timber and open meadows.

■ 3C North Walton Peak Route 3.25 miles (one-way)/6.5 miles (loop from trailhead) Access: Travel east of Steamboat Springs on U.S. 40 approximately 18 miles to the Walton Creek parking area.

Route description: This is the most popular route for telemarking. Begin at the knoll to the south of the parking area and head southeast and downhill through the trees following route 3A. Approximately 1/2 mile from the parking area is the junction of 3A and 3C. The route crosses Walton Creek and travels through wooded areas and open meadows. It connects to Forest Road 302 and follows it to the top of North Walton Peak. Opportunities for steep runs exist on the slopes of this peak.

Snowmobile Routes

■◆ 1A North: Continental Divide 15 miles Location: Rabbit Ears Pass to Buffalo Pass

Route description: Start at Dumont or Muddy Creek trailhead. Open meadows and dense forests. Very popular route.

■◆ 1A South: Continental Divide 26 miles Location: Rabbit Ears Pass to Rock Creek on Gore Pass Route description: Start at Muddy Creek or Gore Pass. Longer, less crowded trail. Numerous non-maintained routes in the Gore Pass area.

■◆ 1D Buffalo Pass 8 miles Location: Dry Lake to Buffalo Pass Route description: Limited parking at Dry Lake. Multiple use area. Crowded on lower sections with skiers and snowcats. Opens up above the switchbacks. Stay on groomed route until after switchbacks.

● 1E Grizzly Creek 8 miles Location: Grizzly Creek Guard Station to Buffalo Pass

Route description: Access Grizzly Creek from Colorado 14 in North Park. Alternative access to Buffalo Pass.

Difficulty

Routt National Forest | www.fs.fed.us/r2/mbr

Hahns Peak/Bears Ears Ranger District | 970-870-2299

Yampa Ranger District | 970-638-4516 Parks Ranger District | 970-723-2700

Cross-Country Ski General Information

1. Park only in designated areas. These are identified by large trailhead parking signs.

2. Skiing is recommended in areas north and south of U.S. 40 from the West Summit east to Walton Creek.

3. Ski routes are marked with blue diamonds on trees. Bamboo poles are used to mark the trail route through open areas when snow depth permits. After heavy snowfalls, the posts and poles may be covered with snow and not visible.

4. Routes are not groomed and have sections of steep ascent and descent. Skiers should have the skills to handle varied terrain and snow conditions before attempting these routes. The exception is Bruce’s Trail,

● 1F Sawmill Creek 16 miles Location: Intersection of 1E to Rabbit Ears Pass

Route description: Forms a 40-mile loop with 1A and 1E.

◆ ◆ 1G Round Lake Cutoff 4 miles Location: Round Lake to 1F trail

Route description: Route is groomed but it may not be a maintained groomed route. Know where you’re going. Have map and compass.

■◆ 5A South Walton Peak 6 miles Location: Muddy Creek or Dumont Lake to South Walton Peak Route description: Nice views as route climbs South Walton Peak. Be aware that nearby North Walton Peak is for non-motorized recreation.

Additional trails are located elsewhere in the forest. Contact the U.S. Forest Service for maps and more information or visit the website: www.fs.fed.us/mbr. Source: All material supplied by the U.S. Forest Service

T | A | S | T | E

EATING DRINKING DINING

818 Lincoln Ave., Downtown 970-761-2561

www.besamesteamboat.com

The tastes of Cuba, Argentina, Portugal and Spain in downtown Steamboat. Featuring an inspired collection of regional Latin flavors, every meal at Bésame is a rich and romantic experience with the fun and liveliness of an Old World familia dinner.

MAMBO

521 Lincoln Ave., Downtown 970-870-0500

www.mambos.com

Mambo features traditional and contemporary Italian entrées, pizzas, house-made pastas and chef-inspired plates focusing on locally sourced ingredients. The full bar, cocktails and award-winning wine list provide a perfect pairing for any meal. A delicious, satisfying and memorable dining experience.

207 Ninth St., Downtown 970-875-3989

www.yampavalleykitchen.com

YVK is a “soulful and delicious experience.” We pride ourselves in using carefully sourced ingredients, including local, organic and sustainable foods of the highest quality. Located in a renovated 1900s farmhouse, inside is welcoming, while outside has gorgeous garden surroundings. Serving breakfast, lunch, brunch, and dinner.

811 Yampa St., Downtown 970-879-9500

www.aurumsteamboat.com

Steamboat’s premier riverfront dining destination, Aurum sources the finest ingredients to bring unique flavors to its seasonal New American menu. Our Steamboat location offers a formal dining room, lounge, and outdoor seating for a lively happy hour and dinner service.

2875 Elk River Rd. 970-594-4511

www.mythologydistillery.com

Named Colorado’s Top Distillery, Mythology’s story starts with adventure and continues while sharing experiences with friends over whiskey and cocktails. The Mythology campus includes a full cocktail bar, beer & wine, an Asian dumpling restaurant and distillery tours.

345 Lincoln Ave., Downtown 970-761-2463

www.table79steamboat.com

Feel the sizzle of a seared New York strip coming right off the chef’s counter – every table here has a view of the action! Enjoy elevated comfort food and craft cocktails, and a seasonal menu with weekly chef specials.

910 Yampa St., Downtown 970-879-6646

www.mountaintapbrewery.com

Innovative beers and artisanal wood-fired cuisine are served up in a casual, familyfriendly atmosphere. A dozen beers on tap range from light to hoppy to roasty. Everything cooked spends time in the huge wood-fired oven. The menu features salads, small plates, Neapolitan-style pizzas, entrees and desserts.

33400 Catamount Dr. B 970-457-1224

www.periodicsteamboat.com

Not bound to a single style or cuisine, The Periodic Table explores the great dining periods and locales of the world. This transformative dining experience reinvents itself each winter and summer season, pairing exciting thematic destinations with fresh seasonal ingredients.

56 7th St., Downtown 970-579-3663

www.steamboatcommons.com

The Commons Food Hall; offering four food establishments and a full-service bar. Find your place to get some work done, have a midday lunch break or meet up with friends and family for après or dinner. Something for everyone.

325 Anglers Dr. 970-871-4633

www.theeggsteamboat.com

A local favorite serving breakfast, brunch and lunch all day. Taking pride in the details, we make everything fresh to order, so you can have it just the way you like it. Morning cocktails, baked goods, free Wi-Fi, catering and patio seating.

2090 Snow Bowl Plaza, West U.S. 40 970-879-9840

www.snowbowlsteamboat.com

Enjoy dining at Snow Bowl from a menu crafted to appeal to even the pickiest eater with options that offer Yampa Valley meats, local beer, and custom cocktails.

T | A | S | T | E EATING DRINKING DINING

50 Eighth St., Downtown 970-879-3131

www.8thstreetsteakhouse.com

Best family steakhouse in Steamboat. Handcrafted steaks and fresh seafood from $22.95, including bottomless “family-style” salad and Texas toast. Specializing in USDA Prime NY strip, Colorado buffalo, bone-in ribeye and Wagyu Kobe. Great happy hour: $7 8 oz. steak burger; 4:30-6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.-close

On Mountain | 970-871-5150 steamboat.com/range

Adjacent to Skeeter’s Ice Rink and with stunning views of Steamboat Resort, The Range Food & Drink Hall has the feel of an indoor/outdoor breakfast, lunch and après lounge with a bar on each of the two levels, along with a fittingly wide range of cuisine options to meet everyone’s palate. Both quick service and full service dining is available.

54737 CR 129, Clark 970-879-9151

www.tavernattheglen.com

Tavern at The Glen offers old West charm and modern taste! Whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or hosting a catered event, Chef Pete’s creations are “Ranch Raised, Plate Praised” with the finest locally grown vegetables and meats.

On Mountain | 970-871-5150 steamboat.com/dining

Timber & Torch, located in the heart of Gondola Square at the base of the mountain, believes the view needs to be as enticing as the food. Grab lunch to refuel your next run or cocktails and après around the fire pits after a long day on the slopes. Open daily from 11:00 a.m.

738 Lincoln Ave., Downtown 970-870-8400

www.johnnybgoodsdiner.com

All-American 50s Diner specializing in affordable, family fun! Delicious homecooking for breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert! Breakfast is served ALL DAY! For over 30 years, we’ve satisfied hungry families with belly-stuffing meals, milkshakes, malts, full bar and homemade pies! Don’t miss a visit to the Diner!

On Mountain | 970-871-5150 steamboat.com/dining

Hazie’s is a full service bar and restaurant located at the top of the Steamboat Gondola, inside Thunderhead Lodge, and guarantees the best views of the valley. Named after Hazie Werner, mother of three Steamboat Olympians, the restaurant exemplifies her traits of warmth and hospitality for its guests. Reservations available on Open Table.

24855 U.S. 40 | 970-879-1265 steamboat.com/dining

Enjoy the rolling valley of Steamboat in the most Western way – from a horse-drawn sleigh. After the sleigh ride takes you around the winter course, enjoy a delicious 4 course meal from a prix fixe menu inside the clubhouse. Reservations can be made through Open Table through Steamboat Resort..

Ski Time Square, Mountain 970-879-2916

www.slopesidegrill.com

Where can you après ski with lifties, locals and legends? Slopeside! Relax with a pitcher of beer on the beach or snuggle at the only heated sports bar at the base. Family friendly, fast and casual, for over 30 years you will always have a place on the mountain.

See you at Slopeside!

Ski Time Square, Mountain 970-761-2394

www.loslocossteamboat.com

¡Cálmate güey! Los Locos has the best après vibes in the boat. Drop your skis, stash your board and kick back with fresh tacos, a choice tequila list, and a location that can’t be beat. Fast, casual, and always Down To Fiesta.

Tacos and tequila on the mountain LOS LOCOS STYLE!

1110 Yampa St. 970-761-2860

www.primrosesteamboat.com

Steamboat’s newest upscale-casual dining destination combines hand-cut steaks, jet-fresh seafood, fine wine and crafted cocktails into genuine “Mountain Certified” hospitality. Open nightly for dinner, offering a chef-driven seasonal menu of culinary creations with over 400 whiskeys and tequilas. Reservations encouraged.

700 Yampa St. 970-875-3131

www.cypress-steamboat.com

Cypress is a welcoming, neighborhood joint where slow-country fare meets high-country vibes. Cypress serves thoughtfully crafted, elevated comfort food with a southern twist. Drop in for Locals Hour, seven days a week to grab a bite and a cocktail...Come as you are, leave a bit better!

1898 Kamar Plaza 970-879-1615

www.moesoriginalbbq.com

A Southern Soul Food Revival! Featuring applewood smoked Bama-style Pulled Pork, Ribs, Wings, Turkey, and Chicken with Catfish, Mahi, and a Shrimp Moe-Boy sandwich. Made from scratch Southern sides. Full-service bar with 5 TVs. Dine-in, take-out, and catering available.

2304 Apres Ski Way / Gravity Haus 970-879-1730

www.whiterabbittavern.com

Located slopeside and nestled within Gravity Haus Steamboat, White Rabbit Tavern offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Enjoy a diverse menu of craft cocktails and delectable bites while soaking in the vibrant energy of the mountain’s newest culinary and social experience.

DINING DIRECTORY

50’S STYLE DINER

Johnny B. Good’s Diner

738 Lincoln Ave. | 970-870-8400 www.johnnybgoodsdiner.com

AMERICAN

8th Street Steakhouse

50 Eighth St. | 970-879-3131 www.8thstreetsteakhouse.com

Aurum Food & Wine

811 Yampa St. | 970-879-9500 www.aurumsteamboat.com

Back Door Grill

825 Oak St. | 970-871-7888 www.backdoorburgergrill.com

Big House Burgers 2093 Curve Plz. | 970-870-8500 www.bighouseburgers.com

The Cabin

2300 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5550 www.steamboatgrand.com

Cafe Diva

1855 Ski Time Square Dr. 970-871-0508 www.cafediva.com

Creekside Cafe

131 11th St. | 970-879-4925 www.creekside-cafe.com

Dude and Dan’s Bar and Grill 1106 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-1577 www.dudeanddans.com

The Egg 325 Anglers Dr. | 970-871-4633 www.theeggsteamboat.com

Four Points Lodge 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5150 www.steamboat.com

Freshies

595 S. Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-8099 www.freshiessteamboat.com

The Gondola Pub & Grill

2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-4448 www.gondolapubandgrill.com

Haymaker Patio Grill

34855 U.S. 40 | 970-879-1265 www.steamboat.com

Hypnotic Chicken

255 Anglers Dr. | 970-761-2764 www.www.hypnoticchicken.com

Johnny B. Good’s Diner 738 Lincoln Ave. | 970-870-8400 www.johnnybgoodsdiner.com

Laundry 127 11th St. | 970-870-0681 www.thelaundryrestaurant.com

Lil’ House Country Biscuits & Coffee 2093B Curve Plz. | 970-870-8500 www.lilhousebiscuits.com

McDonald’s

1150 S. Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-0247 www.mccolorado.com/12206

The Ore House at The Pine Grove 1465 Pine Grove Rd. | 970-879-1190 www.orehouse.com

The Paramount 1855 Ski Time Square Dr. 970-879-1170 www.theparamountcolorado.com

Rendezvous Food Court 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-6111 www.steamboat.com

Saddles Bar & Grill at The Sheraton 2200 Village Inn Ct. | 970-879-2220 www.sheraton.com/steamboat

Sevens Restaurant at The Sheraton 2200 Village Inn Ct. | 970-879-2220 www.sheraton.com/steamboat

Sleighride Dinner at Haymaker 34855 U.S. 40 | 970-871-5150 www.steamboat.com

Slopeside Grill

1855 Ski Time Sq. | 970-879-2916 www.slopesidegrill.com

Snow Bowl Steamboat 2090 Snow Bowl Plz. | 970-879-9840 www.snowbowlsteamboat.com

Stoker Bar & Restaurant

2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-6111 www.steamboat.com

Table 79 Foodbar 345 Lincoln Ave. | 970-761-2463 www.table79steamboat.com

Tavern at the Glen 54737 CR 129 | 970-879-9151 www.tavernattheglen.com

Thunderhead Food Court 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-6111 www.steamboat.com

Timber & Torch

2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5163 www.steamboat.com

Truffle Pig Restaurant & Bar 2250 Apres Ski Way | 970-879-7470 www.trufflepigrestaurant.com

Travelodge Yampa/Penny’s Diner Yampa | 970-480-7910 www.wyndhamhotels.com/hotels/52181

West End Sports Grill 1106 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-1577 www.westendsportsgrill.com

Yampa Sandwich Company 635 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-3617 www.yampasandwichco.com

Yampa Valley Kitchen

207 Ninth St. | 970-875-3989 www.yampavalleykitchen.com

BARBECUE

Big House Burgers

2093 Curve Plz. | 970-870-8500 www.bighouseburgers.com

The Gondola Pub & Grill

2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-4448 www.gondolapubandgrill.com

Moe’s Original BBQ

1898 Kamar Plz. | 970-879-1615 www.moesoriginalbbq.com/lo/steamboat/

Western BBQ

2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5150 www.steamboat.com

BREAKFAST/BRUNCH

Creekside Cafe

131 11th St. | 970-879-4925 www.creekside-cafe.com

The Egg 325 Anglers Dr. | 970-871-4633 www.www.theeggsteamboat.com

BREWERYS & DISTILLERIES

Mountain Tap Brewery 910 Yampa St. | 970-879-6646 www.mountaintapbrewery.com

Mythology Distillery

2875 Elk River Rd. | 970-594-4511 www.mythologydistillery.com

Storm Peak Brewing Company

1885 Elk River Plz. | 970-879-1999 www.stormpeakbrewing.com

CAFES AND BAKERIES

Creekside Cafe 131 11th St. | 970-879-4925 www.creekside-cafe.com

The Egg

325 Anglers Dr. | 970-871-4633 www.theeggsteamboat.com

Freshies

595 S. Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-8099 www.freshiessteamboat.com

The Grand Cafe and Gift Shop

2300 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5557 www.steamboatgrand.com

Johnny B. Good’s Diner 738 Lincoln Ave. | 970-870-8400 www.johnnybgoodsdiner.com

Lil’ House Country Biscuits & Coffee 2093B Curve Plz. | 970-870-8500 www.lilhousebiscuits.com

COFFEE SHOPS

Dusky Grouse Coffee 1585 Mid Valley Dr. | 970-846-2218 www.duskygrousecoffee.com

DELI

Cruisers Sub Shop 690 Marketplace Plz. | 970-879-1747 www.cruiserssubshop.com

The Grand Cafe and Gift Shop 2300 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5557 www.steamboatgrand.com

Yampa Sandwich Company 635 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-3617 www.yampasandwichco.com

ECLECTIC

Cafe Diva 1855 Ski Time Square Dr. 970-871-0508 www.cafediva.com

Laundry 127 11th St. | 970-870-0681 www.thelaundryrestaurant.com

The Periodic Table 33400 Catamont Dr. | 970-457-1224 www.periodicsteamboat.com

Primrose 1110 Yampa St. www.primrosesteamboat.com

EUROPEAN

Ragnar’s 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5150 www.steamboat.com

FAST FOOD

The Boat Yard 831 Yampa St. | 303-306-1000 www.theboatyardsteamboat.com

KFC / Taco Bell

625 Snapdragon Way | 970-879-7618 loc8nearme.com/colorado/steamboatsprings/kfc/364131/

Hypnotic Chicken

255 Anglers Dr. | 970-761-2764 www.www.hypnoticchicken.com

Lil’ House Country Biscuits & Coffee 2093B Curve Plz. | 970-870-8500 www.lilhousebiscuits.com

Lupita’s Cantina, Luca’s Burger Bar and Local Flavor Catering Oak Creek | 970-846-5940 www.lupitascantina.com

McDonald’s 1150 S. Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-0247 www.mccolorado.com/12206

Qdoba Mexican Grill 1755 Central Park Dr. | 970-879-7610 www.qdoba.com

Rendezvous Food Court 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-6111 www.steamboat.com

Thunderhead Food Court 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-6111 www.steamboat.com

FINE DINING

Aurum Food & Wine 811 Yampa St. | 970-879-9500 www.aurumsteamboat.com

Cafe Diva

1855 Ski Time Square Dr. 970-871-0508 www.cafediva.com

E3 Chophouse 701 Yampa St. | 970-879-7167 www.e3chophouse.com

Hazie’s 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5150 www.steamboat.com

The Periodic Table 33400 Catamont Dr. | 970-457-1224 www.periodicsteamboat.com

Primrose 1110 Yampa St. www.primrosesteamboat.com

Ragnar’s 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-871-5150 www.steamboat.com

Table 79 Foodbar 345 Lincoln Ave. | 970-761-2463 www.table79steamboat.com

Truffle Pig Restaurant & Bar 2250 Apres Ski Way | 970-879-7470 www.trufflepigrestaurant.com

FOOD SERVICE

The Commons 56 Seventh St. | 970-579-3663 www.steamboatcommons.com

FRENCH Sauvage 910 Yampa St. | 970-761-3737 www.sauvage-restaurant.com

IRISH

O’Neil’s Tavern & Grill 41 Eighth St. | 970-879-6380 www.oneilstavernandgrill.com

ITALIAN Mambo 521 Lincoln Ave. | 970-870-0500 www.mambos.com

Mazzola’s Italian Diner 917 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-2405 www.mazzolas.com

LATIN Bésame 818 Lincoln Ave. | 970-761-2561 www.besamesteamboat.com

MEDITERRANEAN

Skull Creek Greek 635 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-1339 www.skullcreekgreek.com

MEXICAN

La Fiesta Grill and Cantina 1755 Central Park Dr. | 970-761-2203 www.fiestagrillandcantina.com

Los Locos 1875 Ski Time Square Dr. | 970-761-2394 www.loslocossteamboat.com

Qdoba Mexican Grill 1755 Central Park Dr. | 970-879-7610 www.qdoba.com

Salt & Lime 628 Lincoln Ave. | 970-871-6277 www.suckalime.com

NIGHTCLUBS, BARS AND PUBS

The Barley 635 Lincoln Ave. | 970-761-2195 www.thebarleycolorado.com

The Gondola Pub & Grill 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-4448 www.gondolapubandgrill.com

The Press 1009 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-1292 www.facebook.com/thepresssteamboat/ Schmiggity’s 821 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-4100 www.schmiggitys.com

Snow Bowl Steamboat 2090 Snow Bowl Plz. | 970-879-9840 www.snowbowlsteamboat.com

Sunset Happy Hour 2300 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-6111 www.steamboat.com

Thunderhead Red’s Bar 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. | 970-879-6111 www.steamboat.com

PIZZA

Brooklynn’s Pizzeria 57 10th St. | 970-871-1000 www.brooklynnspizzeria.com

The Corner Slice 635 Lincoln Ave. | 970-871-0005 www.thecornersliceco.com

Franciosi Brothers Oak Creek | 973-919-2462 www.franciosibrothers.hungerrush.com

How Ya Doin’ Pizza N Eatz 1885 Elk River Plz. | 970-875-3160 www.howyadoinpizzaneatz.com

Mambo 521 Lincoln Ave. | 970-870-0500 www.mambos.com

Mazzola’s Italian Diner 917 Lincoln Ave. | 970-879-2405 www.mazzolas.com

Mountain Tap Brewery 910 Yampa St. | 970-879-6646 www.mountaintapbrewery.com

Slopeside Grill 1855 Ski Time Sq. | 970-879-2916 www.slopesidegrill.com

STEAK AND SEAFOOD 8th Street Steakhouse 50 Eighth St. | 970-879-3131 www.8thstreetsteakhouse.com