The Collection Summer 2023

THE COLLECTION

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS NEIGHBORHOODS

Laura Marion, AIA

Laura Marion, AIA

Laura Marion, AIA

Laura Marion, AIA

Laura Marion, AIA

Flight is an architecture and interiors design studio crafting place-inspired design rooted in sustainability and permanence.

Flight is an architecture and interiors design studio crafting place-inspired design rooted in sustainability and permanence.

Flight is an architecture and interiors design studio crafting place-inspired design rooted in sustainability and permanence.

Flight is an architecture and interiors design studio crafting place-inspired design rooted in sustainability and permanence.

Flight is an architecture and interiors design studio crafting place-inspired design rooted in sustainability and permanence.

Our unique collaborative approach brings big dreams into near term plans to get projects off the ground.

Our unique collaborative approach brings big dreams into near term plans to get projects off the ground.

Our unique collaborative approach brings big dreams into near term plans to get projects off the ground.

Our unique collaborative approach brings big dreams into near term plans to get projects off the ground.

Our unique collaborative approach brings big dreams into near term plans to get projects off the ground.

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ABOUT KATHRYN:

Kathryn Pedersen, a Colorado native, has over 25 years of lending experience in all facets of lending. Her local experience gives her an understanding of the Yampa Valley’s unique real estate market. She was voted “Best of the Boat” Best Mortgage Broker for 10 years running.

kathryn.pedersen@ccm.com

SETTING UP CAMP

A GUIDE TO CAMPING IN & AROUND STEAMBOAT

The definition of camping has evolved to mean a lot more than setting up a tent in the woods, but the good news is Steamboat and the Yampa Valley offer something for everyone when it comes to exploring the great outdoors and sitting out under the stars for a few nights, even if that means pulling up an RV and watching movies on a flat screen TV.

W hether you’re looking to make the most of your investment in #vanlife and find the farthest reaches your Sprinter van can take you, or you’re curious about which roads are best for towing that Airstream, Steamboat has it all. And if all you want to do is carry everything you need on your back, there’s a lifetime of opportunities to explore that, too.

INTO THE WILD

If you’re a purist and want to get as far away from civilization as possible, wilderness abounds in and around the Yampa Valley with the Flat Tops Wilderness to the south and the Mount Zirkel Wilderness to the north. Both areas provide endless opportunities for exploration and multi-day backpacking excursions with prime camping on the grassy banks of pristine alpine lakes, shady forests, and subalpine tundra where the wildflowers bloom and snow-fed creeks provide plenty of water.

Mount Zirkel Wilderness has a total of 159,935 acres and is home to the headwaters of the Elk, Encampment, and North Platte Rivers, as well as some 70 lakes, high mountain peaks, and a portion of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. It straddles the Continental Divide and encompasses the rugged Sawtooth Range, as well as portions of the Park and Sierra Madre ranges. Hikers have fifteen peaks to

choose from within the wilderness, the highest of which is Mount Zirkel for which the range is named, at 12,180 feet. With so many rivers, streams, and lakes, and over 150 miles of trails winding into the wilderness, all of which afford lovely scenic views and vistas, the possibilities for day hikes, fishing trips and multi-day trips are endless.

On the other end of the valley, the Flat Tops Wilderness, named for the mountain range with its distinct flattopped peaks, offers days upon days of beautiful hikes. As the second largest wilderness area in Colorado, the valleys and relatively gentle land above the cliffs offer over 160 miles of trails that are ideal for hiking, camping, horseback riding, hunting, and fishing. Elk, deer, and moose visit the area in the summer. Backpackers have endless options for pristine camping, whether it’s next to a high alpine lake or deep in a forest—camping how it was originally intended to be.

LIVING THE #VANLIFE.

A s vehicular camping rigs get ever more elaborate, from rooftop tents and teardrop pull-behinds to compact 4WD vans, car camping has evolved into a gearhead’s art form. The idea is to pack as many comforts and conveniences as possible into a vehicle that is still agile enough to travel into the mountains. It’s also about the customization and being able to make room for those creature comforts that are the most important to you, whether that means an elaborate kitchen setup or being able to travel with all your toys—whatever floats your boat—literally. Whatever you fancy, Steamboat has ample opportunities for car camping, especially around its surrounding lakes. Steamboat Lake and Pearl Lake are state parks that offer convenient car camping, as well as campgrounds on Rabbit Ears Pass along U.S. Highway 40 and Seedhouse Road in North Routt County. Buffalo Pass is a popular option for car camping with access to dozens of mountain biking and hiking trails. Campgrounds ideal for car camping include Dry Lake, Dumont Lake, Granite Campground, Hahn’s Peak Lake, and Seedhouse, and all have amenities like bathrooms and showers.

EVERYTHING & THE KITCHEN SINK.

If you’re towing the big rig and want to camp with your RV, Steamboat does have some choice campgrounds with all the amenities you need to plug in and tune out. There’s a KOA campground located right in town, but the choice spots include Stagecoach State Park where you can camp lakeside and enjoy everything this awesome beach-in-the-mountains has to offer, from paddle boarding and swimming to access for motorboats. On the other end of the valley toward Clark is the remote and beautiful Steamboat Lake State Park, which has quite the beach scene in the summer with a large sandy area that is popular with families for swimming, paddle boarding, and picnicking. There are also several established campgrounds on U.S. Forest Service lands surrounding Steamboat with amenities like restrooms and water hookups including Pearl State Park, Hinman, Routt County Fairgrounds, and Yampa River State Park. Book your spot in advance, especially during the summer months. Plan for a few extra days because you may never want to leave.

For more info on local campgrounds and campsites, visit CO Parks & Wildlife. //cpw.state.co.us

THE MARKET AT A GLANCE

While we’ve seen significant increases in all property types over the last several years, compared to other resort markets in the Western region, Steamboat still offers a great value. Whether looking for a ski-in/ski-out condo or a luxury single family home, there is something for buyers in all price points.

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS MARKET SNAPSHOT

TOTALLY LIT

A DESIGNER’S GUIDE TO GOOD LIGHTING

When you talk to designers about what makes a beautiful interior, the first thing they’ll mention isn’t countertop materials or furniture choices but good lighting.

Lighting has evolved so much in recent years that lighting design has become its own category—just ask Elizabeth Ludy, lighting designer and owner, LGHT Co. Ludy, an American Lighting Association Certified Lighting Specialist, saw a niche in Steamboat’s burgeoning design market and wanted an opportunity to collaborate with architects and designers on both new construction and remodel projects all over Steamboat.

Ludy can talk about her passion for lighting design all day long but her main goal is to make the process easier for clients who often don’t think about lighting at all. “The options have gotten so much better. It used to be you’d have to go into a showroom and look through catalogs, and people’s eyes would glaze over after the first 5 minutes, so that’s what I honed in on,” she says. Ludy favors a collaborative process and works closely with clients to come up with cohesive design concepts that coordinate with the style and feel of the space.

Whether you’re building a new home, renovating an old one, or just want to improve your current living space, upgrading the lighting in your home is one way to make a huge impact in ways you might not have even realized are possible. “It’s all about creating layers of light throughout every part of your house and thinking about how you want to illuminate different spaces for different times

of day. It’s like a puzzle with small pieces that all work together,” says Ludy. “It’s not one-and-done, flip a switch and the light comes on. There are several variables to think about.”

Ludy says the key is in the balance, about creating layers of light that work together and aren’t overpowering, or what she calls “interrogation lights,” which are often a sign of lighting that is outdated. While design often requires selecting specific fixtures based on your overall style and the aesthetic of your home, what matters is how the lights function in the space and throughout the day.

Ultimately, function is the most important component of good lighting. “You want your lighting to feel comfortable at different times of day. What you need in the morning is going to be different than what you want at night. That’s where layers of light come into play,” she says.

T hat can be achieved in several ways, whether it means swapping out old lightbulbs in your overhead lights to create a softer glow, installing dimmer switches, or adding in subtler layers of light, maybe through a backlit mirror or a chandelier.

L ED tape light has become very popular because of its versatility and its flexibility for creating layers of light, Ludy says. “LED tape lights placed under a floating vanity can cast a nice glow onto the floor, can be used at the top of a ceiling to wash down on an accent wall, and are also useful in closets. A LED header light can be mounted on the back side of the closet on a motion sensor so when you open up the closet door it turns on, and when you close the door it turns off,” Ludy says. “Again, it comes down to layers, and using soft light can achieve a lot in a room, especially in areas like the bedroom or bathroom where you don’t want it to be fully lit all the time.”

Lighted mirrors, a trend that started in hotels, are another way to layer lighting into a room.

A nother big trend is treating lighting like a piece of art. Fixtures can be selected to be sculptural, textural, and can either brim with personality or provide a minimalist statement. “The trend is about making lighting an extension and welcomed part of your home while displaying your personality.

Absolutely no need to settle for the run of the mill these days.” That’s not to be confused with art lighting, using light to illuminate pieces of art, like in a gallery. “Art lighting is having a moment in the best way,” Ludy says. “For a long time, it was seen as a luxury only used for priceless pieces, but if you have a piece of art that is special, art lighting can be really fun.”

A simple way to upgrade your lighting is to swap out old lightbulbs. “We look a lot at the temperature of light, or the color of light, which is always easy to modify by switching things out, but there are so many options that didn’t exist even a few years ago.” It’s also easy and fun to update your fixtures with something more current, like brass, which Ludy says is having a moment, as well as white. Sconces are also in, replacing old 5-bulb vanities in bathrooms and table lamps in master bedrooms. Timers and motion sensors are easy to install and handy for spaces like the bathroom and closet.

U ltimately, good lighting is about creating a mood. “We all crave this comfortable, inviting space and finding ways to get those pockets of magic, ways to boost your mood, especially during winter. “At the end of the day, I want it to feel good.” That’s what we call totally lit. // lghtco.co

THUMB GREEN

ROCKY MOUNTAIN-STYLE

A GUIDE TO GARDENING IN STEAMBOAT

If you’ve ever tried to dig a hole in Colorado, you understand pretty quickly how the Rocky Mountains earned its name. If you’re from another part of the country and love to garden, get ready: a whole different set of rules apply here.

Take it from Emma Friedland, Lead Horticulturist for the Yampa River Botanic Park, whose job it is to manage the horticulture team who maintains all the gardens. Part of her job description, in addition to keeping out weeds, making compost into viable soil, and pairing plants for the most successful growing season, is to showcase Colorado’s native plants. “I was born and raised in Colorado, so I’ve been gardening here all my life,” she says. “I always tell people who are new to Colorado that native plants are the best to start.”

C olorado’s soil is notoriously challenging, as is the dry, hot, high altitude sun. There are other things to consider that might not occur in the more humid, verdant parts of the country, like the need to conserve water and to create your own soils, ideally from compost.

WE CAUGHT UP WITH FRIEDLAND DURING HER BUSY SPRING PLANTING SEASON TO LEARN A FEW TRICKS OF THE TRADE.

TAKE INVENTORY.

“The first thing to do if you want to plan a home

GET YOUR HANDS DIRTY.

When it comes to gardening in Colorado, the first challenge is the soil. “We tend to have very clay-heavy soils here, which has small pore space and is very compacted,” Friedland says. “This makes it difficult for air and water to travel through, and both those things are important for roots to be able to grow. The best way to amend this is to add organic matter or compost to your soil.” Making your own soil from compost, like they do at the YRBP, is the most sustainable option; it just takes time. You can also buy compost at your local landscaping store. “If you can’t make your own compost, just be sure to buy it from a local garden center as opposed to big box store. You’re going to get better quality compost and support your local community.

Because of our close proximity to the sun at altitude, light takes on a whole new level of intensity, which can be good or bad depending on the type of plant. “It really depends on which side of the house you’re gardening on. If it’s south facing, choose sun-loving native plants that are easy to maintain and don’t require a lot of water like Blanketflower or Firecracker Penstemon. On the north-facing side of a home is an opportunity for a shade garden where plants like Irish Spring Lungwort and Coral Bells varieties will do well, even though they aren’t native to the area. A few plants that do well in partial sun are Native Harebell and

COLORADO DESERT BLUE STAR

MOJAVE SAGE

BLANKETFLOWER

CORAL BELLS

CONEFLOWER

BLACK-EYED SUSAN

SCOTT’S SUGARBOWLS

FIRECRACKER PENSTEMON

NATIVE HAREBELL

ROCKY MTN PENSTEMON

IRISH SPRING LUNGWORT

COLORADO BLUE COLUMBINE

CONSERVE WATER.

After 22 years of drought, Colorado’s water supply is extremely compromised, so it’s important to consider ways to conserve water. “Low water plants like Colorado Desert Blue Star, Scott’s Sugarbowls, and Mojave Sage are a great choice for a garden that is more sustainable,” Friedland says. “How and when you water your garden is also important. “I would recommend watering infrequently but for longer periods of time, so the water has a chance to soak in really deep, which is going to encourage your plants to grow long roots to get to those reserves,” Friedland says. “If you live on a

slope, you may want to water for about 10 minutes, and then wait 10 minutes to give it a chance to soak in really well, then repeat. If the water is shallow, your roots will be shallow.” Time of day is also key: avoid watering in the hot sun when the water can evaporate. “The ideal time to water is in the evening so the water has all night to soak in.” Finally, choose those water-wise plants that can thrive without needing a lot of water. “Plants that are native to Colorado are always going to be the best choice for a low maintenance garden.” The grass might not always be greener in Colorado, but there is always plenty of room to grow. // yampariverbotanicpark.org

PROGRESSIVE ARCHITEC TURE

GET OUT

OUTDOOR LIVING DESIGN WITH A NEW LEVEL OF SOPHISTICATION

Outdoor living has always been the cornerstone of mountain home design, even in a cold winter climate like Steamboat where warm weather is only to be enjoyed for part of the year. Still, since the pandemic, mountain homeowners have been creating hotelquality, luxury outdoor living spaces that can be used throughout the year. These sophisticated spaces go beyond a well-furnished patio to something that requires integrated architecture and design to create a seamlessness between indoors and out that epitomizes what mountain living is all about.

“ People want to blur the line between indoor and outdoor living,” says Adam Wright, Founding Principal, CRAFT Architecture Studio. “Because of our cold climate, there’s a focus on creating warmth and ambiance with an easy transition from inside to outside. Development of luxurious space is embellished by a connection to the outdoors that is easy and seamless.”

T his can be achieved in a number of ways, from large format sliding doors to passthrough windows that provide easy access to the kitchen for food preparation, entertaining, and clean up. “You might have a bar top or countertop on the other side of your passthrough window that’s close to your kitchen sink,” Wright says. This is going to be more functional than outdoor kitchens you might find in a warmer climate that would be very difficult to maintain during the subzero temperatures of a Steamboat winter.

B ecause of our colder temperatures, even during chilly summer nights, a key component is to create enough heat outdoors so that the space can be enjoyed throughout the year. While fireplaces and firepits are nothing new, architects are taking a more thorough approach to integrating outdoor living spaces into the home with roof cover that can protect the space from the elements. “A key feature of outdoor living space is some sort of roof cover or canopy that offers protection from snow in winter and the harsh sun in the summer,” Wright says. “It helps bolster and support the

use of that outdoor space and to extend the outdoor living season as you’re protected all year round.”

A n overhead roof or canopy structure that blends into the home’s overall architecture also allows for finishes and the integration of electrical for heating and lighting. “We’ve been doing flat or shed style roofs with exposed beam work and nice ceiling materials like tongue and groove wood board that creates warmth and becomes a real extension and feature of the house,” Wright says. Lighting can be integrated into the beam work or added onto the side of the building with sconces. Another trend is festival lighting, the string lighting you see on Yampa Street that, as the name implies, creates a festive, party-like atmosphere.

I n addition to protection from a roof, heat is also an essential component for the ideal outdoor living space. “Another element we’re seeing more of is exterior heaters that can be attached to a canopy roof. These are ceiling mounted and angled down to heat the space more effectively than a fireplace or firepit,

which is more for ambiance than warmth,” Wright says. “These heaters can create enough warmth to allow for use of the space throughout the year and elevate the space to something more luxurious like you might see in a high-end hotel.”

It’s important to differentiate between a deck and a patio, the latter of which is typically on the ground level and finished in stained or stamped concrete for a more polished look that is going to be functional and

low maintenance throughout the year and create a solid surface base. A deck is going to be constructed of framed wood or composite decking and located on an upper level.

A ground-level patio allows for more seamless landscaping and the integration of water features. While amenities like hot tubs and outdoor showers are typically located for privacy, other water features can be used to have an aesthetic, even auditory impact. “On a recent project, we connected a rain chain to one of the beams

in the structure of the roof as an artistic or decorative way to channel water off a downspout from the roof. It directs the water through a chain with spill cups to control splashing. The feature is an artistic touch to outdoor space, and in transitional season into winter freezes and becomes ice sculpture,” Wright says.

Perhaps the most important component, particularly from an architectural standpoint, is maximizing the view. “When we consider the architectural elements, we’re thinking more holistically about the views and the elements that help frame that outdoor space, so we’re going to think a lot about orientation,” Wright says. Instead of a room with a view, you have a view from which to create a room—just one without walls. // craftarchitecturestudio.com

&LOOK FEEL YOUR BEST

WELLNESS & ANTI-AGING

BIOIDENTICAL HORMONE THERAPY

PEPTIDE THERAPY

MEDICAL WEIGHT LOSS

LONGEVITY TESTING

REGENERATIVE THERAPIES

SEXUAL WELLNESS

IV THERAPIES

M EDICAL AESTHETICS

FACE & BODY CONTOURING

LASER HAIR REDUCTION

BOTOX & FILLERS

HAIR RESTORATION

RF MICRONEEDLING

FACIALS & PEELS

“Come to life again”

REST INSURED

ADJUSTING YOUR HOMEOWNER’S INSURANCE TO TODAY’S MARKET PRICES

With the dramatic increase in the cost of construction and materials in recent years, it’s probably time to double-check your homeowner’s policy to make sure your coverage is adequate in case of total loss. “Building costs were affected by supply chain issues during Covid, and real estate prices shot way up,” says Lisa Lancaster, Agent at Alpine Insurance Brokers in Steamboat. “But there’s actually a lot more to it than that.”

L ancaster says the increase in natural disasters in recent years have had a serious impact on the cost of

homeowner’s insurance, from the wildfires that spread across the west to the hurricanes in the Southeast and flooding across the Midwest. “Natural disasters that have affected people across the U.S. can affect your insurance rate even if it’s not in your state because it affects the industry as a whole.”

In Colorado, insurance carriers have become increasingly cautious about wildfires. “Any homes anywhere near where a previous wildfire was are going to be a lot more expensive to insure, even if it’s highly unlikely

that a fire will burn there again,” Lancaster says. “All of that, combined with market volatility and inflation, have made insurance premiums more expensive. “Consumers are seeing their premiums go up significantly, and often without warning,” she says. But where consumers really need to pay attention is replacement cost or what is often referred to in a policy as dwelling limit. “Historically, building cost and market value were far apart—replacement cost wasn’t nearly as expensive as the cost of buying a home in Steamboat. But now what we’re seeing is building cost has increased so much it’s on par with market value.”

Lancaster says when new clients ask for a quote they may not be aware of the difference between the cost to rebuild and market value. “We try to educate our clients and maintain a relationship with open lines of communication throughout the year.” She looks at any improvements they’ve made and calculates the replacement cost by multiplying the square footage with what the construction industry is currently charging for building cost, and offers each client the opportunity for an annual review.

“On the high end, luxury homes are running up to $1,000 per square foot for replacement cost, and the local construction companies I spoke with said building materials have increased 35% in the last year.”

L ancaster says a lot of people don’t read their policy and probably don’t know what their replacement coverage is. “Before I started working in the industry, I would just renew my policy every year. The normal

consumer simply does not educate themselves on their coverage.”

T he time to reevaluate is when your policy comes up for renewal, but changes can be made at any time. The good news is, you can increase your dwelling limit and it might not cost as much as you think. “You want to look at your dwelling limit and then divide it by the square footage of your house to see where you’re at.” For example, let’s say someone’s dwelling limit is $1M on a 2,500 square foot home. They are insured for $400 per sq ft replacement cost, which is likely not enough in our current climate, and if they asked my opinion I would recommend increasing the dwelling limit. Lancaster says it’s as simple as calling your insurance agent and letting them know you’re not comfortable with your dwelling limit. “Ask them if they can raise it and how much it will cost. It might not raise your premium as much as you might think.”

W hen seeking a quote, try to give your agent enough time to explore your options. “The hardest thing for us is when someone calls on a Monday and their policy expires on Friday,” Lancaster says. Thirty days is ideal.

It’s also important for consumers to understand it doesn’t matter how long you’ve held your policy or even if you’ve never made a claim—the premium is based on an industry standard rate, calculated on risk, not merit.

“Just like everything else that has increased the cost of living, so has the cost of your insurance,”

A nother variable Steamboat homeowners need to aware of, especially buyers looking to get into the market is

BUT NOW WHAT WE’RE SEEING IS BUILDING COST HAS INCREASED SO MUCH IT’S ON PAR WITH MARKET VALUE.

that one of the factors taken into consideration for rate calculation is the proximity to a fire station. “Since Covid, the trend has been that people want acreage, they want seclusion, they want a more rural setting. But if you are more than 10 miles from the nearest fire station, your coverage is going to get really expensive.”

Lancaster says insurance carriers will want to see a water source and that preventative measures are taken such as an internal fire suppression system, central fire

alarm, and fire mitigation efforts around the house.

T he bottom line is that consumers should be aware of what their coverage is, and what they pay for it. “You have the right to have it explained to you, to ask questions, to ask for quotes or for better coverage,” Lancaster says. “What you don’t want is to find out after-the-fact that you didn’t have sufficient coverage. Your home is one of your most important assets. You want to make sure it’s protected.”

//alpineinsurancesteamboat.com

ONTWOWHEELS

HOW ROUTT COUNTY RIDERS MAKES CYCLING GREAT IN STEAMBOAT

If you’ve ever been on a mountain bike ride in Steamboat and wondered who maintains the endless miles of heavenly single-track, the answer is the hundreds of volunteers who support Routt County Riders. The Steamboat-based non-profit organization works year-round to protect the trails and thoroughfares we enjoy on two wheels and to advocate for cyclists.

T hat sounds a lot simpler than it is. “An organization that advocates for cyclists in Northwest Colorado becomes more political than you might imagine. Trail use is not just about the municipality, but how it relates to other land agencies like the BLM and the Forest Service. Everything is interconnected, interrelated, and interdependent,” says Laraine Martin, RCR Executive Director. “One of the coolest roles I can play is being a silver thread between all these agencies, land managers, and different types of people on bikes. My job is to boil that down and to think about how to relate to each other and bring us to a common understanding.”

Steamboat is famous for its vast network of mountain bike trails that offer a wide variety of options for riders of all abilities, from gentle cross-country single track in the valley to rocky technical high alpine descents. With several well developed and established trail networks, Steamboat is also renowned for its trail interconnectedness, which allows for big-mile rides. From trail access right in town at Emerald Mountain and Buffalo Pass to Soda Mountain and the Continental Divide Trail—not to mention Steamboat Mountain Resort’s trails, with its lift access and bike park—there are virtually hundreds of miles of possibilities to explore. “It’s about a wide range of access opportunities for all different skill levels,” Martin says. “You can ride your bike to Emerald from downtown Steamboat in two minutes and be on single-track where the world drops away. The idea that you can do a 100-mile ride from trails that are in such close proximity to town is amazing. You don’t have to drive anywhere to get to it. These public lands are in our town.”

Many of these trails, which have been around since the early 90s, have become “legal, categorized, and cataloged,” thanks in part to the work RCR has done since it became an official non-profit organization in 2010. RCR is also responsible for coordinating a tremendous trail maintenance network thanks to hundreds of dedicated volunteers who turn out

LARAINE MARTIN, RCR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

to literally get their hands dirty doing the hard, physical labor it takes to dig, rake, cut, and clear. “As an organization, we have the resources to fund trail maintenance. We are a very well-oiled machine. As a whole, we have a trail network that is very well taken care of, and that is a testament to the good work that’s being done,” Martin says.

L ike most resort towns, Steamboat has had its fair share of growing pains in the past few years as more people discover the beauty, lifestyle and close-knit community afforded in the Yampa Valley. As a result, the need for trail expansion, maintenance, and protection is more important than ever. “I think because Steamboat is at a crossroads in terms of development, a lot of things become more controversial than you might think.”

T he organization also works closely with the Steamboat Mountain Resort, which boasts miles and miles of single-track cross-country trails in addition to the massive infrastructure being invested into the bike park and lift-accessed downhill trails by the resort. “How we interact with the resort is crucial. If we can work with a massive corporation like Alterra, who is pouring millions of dollars into a quickly growing ski resort, and maintain public access to multi-use trails and other

W hile volunteerism is the organization’s backbone as well as its legacy, RCR is also involved with city engagement and advocacy. “We spend a lot of time motivating our membership base and Board of Directors to interact with Parks and Rec and City Council to help facilitate things like bike safety legislation or to approve a new trail,” Martins says. RCR has also recently instituted a bike match program to collect donated bikes and match them with community members in need via other non-profit partnerships, a new program that Martin says “has taken on a life of its own.”

RCR’s advocacy for cyclists goes beyond the mountain biking sect with efforts made on behalf of road, gravel, and even e-bike sectors with programs like safety courses for motorists and education programs at schools, a network of “road rider rest stops,” and working to foster an open dialogue with the local agriculture community for the proliferation of riders on county roads, especially as gravel bikes and e-bikes bring even more riders into these areas than ever before. And while the intricacies of her job might be complicated, the bottom line is still pretty simple: life is better on two wheels, and RCR plans to keep it that way. //routtcountyriders.org

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1,735 sf recently remodeled retail space. Hwy 40 frontage downtown with 2 parking spaces.

Premier 5.50-ac lot at Marabou Ranch offering incomparable amenities with amazing Sleeping Giant & Elk River views. Water and power to lot.

7.25-ac Marabou lot with direct views of Sleeping Giant, new gravel drive & water to bldg. envelope (coming soon) & unmatched amenities.

DAVID BALDINGER JR.

O : 970.879.7800 C : 970.846.2560

DAVID.BALDINGER @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

STEAMBOATSIR.COM

13.76 AC located at the base of the Wildhorse Gondola & in the Wildhorse Meadows master planned community. RR-1 zoning provides the opportunity to develop a mix of high-density residential condominiums, luxury townhomes, commercial restaurant and retail, and/or luxury boutique hotel.

Elkins Meadow is the ideal rural setting for your dream home. Located in the city limits with direct access to trails, a private pond with beach, beach house, fi re pit and community watercrafts. Home plans included.

Versatile 1/4 share Clydesdale condominium overlooking the pool with panoramic valley views. Very private corner location, great rental potential. Prime location at the Steamboat Grand—high-end amenities.

#7980735

IN ELKINS MEADOW $1,175,000 #9763638 1/4 SHARE AT THE STEAMBOAT GRAND $169,900 #5171624

Spacious, recently remodeled Waterford Townhome in the heart of the mountain area and in the unrestricted short-term rental area. 2,130 SF of living space on three levels, 4 bedrooms, 3 with ensuite baths, a bonus bunk room, open main level living area, shuttle and heated 2-car garage.

Single-family home in the coveted Deerwood Ranches. 35 acres, only 25 min from Steamboat. 3BD/2BA with large loft & panoramic views from every window. Oversized 2 car garage & 1,000+ SF equestrian barn.

Great rental potential with high-end amenities; including fit ness facility, saunas, 3 on-site restaurants, pool, hot tub, owner’s ski storage, ski valet, owner’s lounge in Gondola Square, parking, & concierge desk.

TOWNHOME

#4338802

DEERWOOD RANCH $1,700,000 #6871263 VIEWS AT THE STEAMBOAT GRAND $138,000 #2403112

SOLD FOR $3,825,000

Luxury 4 BD, 5.5 BA, 5,400 SF home at The Range in Wildhorse Meadows with oversized garage and primary suite on its own level. Minutes from shopping, Strings Pavillion, Ski Area, fi shing, and Tennis/Pickleball Center. Amazing views with high-end amenities including Wildhorse gondola.

DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL SPACE

SOLD FOR $2,800,000

Over 9,000 SF of multi-use space in the heart of downtown Steamboat Springs between 8th and 9th Street. On Lincoln Avenue and the alley.

INCREDIBLE VIEWS FROM THIS CLOSE-TO-SKI TOWNHOME

SOLD FOR $1,775,000

Amazing panoramic views of the Yampa Valley from this 3+ BD, 4 BA. D-Log home with, vaulted ceilings, large decks and large 2 car garage.

LAKE CATAMOUNT CABIN

$2,900,000 # 9022625

Nestled along the hillside of the 530 ac private Lake Catamount. Rarely on the market & move-in ready, this 3BD, 3.5BA, 2,370 SF boasts high-end fi n ishes, upgrades, A/C, main-level living & stunning views.

$950,000 #2281632

This custom home on half an acre has the interior fi n ishes of a 5-star resort & panoramic views from every window. This 3 BD, 2 BA, 2,061 SF home is outdoor enthusiast’s paradise & boasts large wraparound deck.

$395,000 #9715799

Build your dream home with panoramic views of the Ski Area, Howelsen and the valley. Less than a mile drive or bike ride to all the downtown has to offer. The most affordable lot in the Steamboat Springs city limits.

STUNNING CUSTOM HOME

PRIME BUILDING SITE

$1,275,000 # 6879373

Secluded lot surrounded by aspens with views of Sleeping Giant and Sand Mtn. Luxury amenities, private fi shing waters, riverside pool/spa, equestrian center, private Base Club at the ski area. MarabouLotD3.com

$550,000 #4728599

0.56 acres ready for development in West End Plaza. CS zoning allows for a variety of uses including live/work, commercial and multi-family. Excellent location with infrastructure in place. WestEndLand.com

$995,000 # 8805113

2 bedrooms, 3 full baths plus a private, heated 1-car garage steps from the ski area. Located in the green zone, sold fully furnished and ready to rent. Heated year-round pool, hot tubs and shuttle service.

$789,000 #4375535

Great homesite with stunning views of the Steamboat ski area in the heart of downtown Steamboat. This lot is prepped and ready to build your dream home with water, sewer, gas and underground electric.

$589,000 # 8476037

A modern ranch community 8 miles from Steamboat. Ready to build 35-acre homesites with central water system, private hiking/bike trails, community pond and spectacular views. GiantSkySteamboat.com

$95,000 #2532728

Elevated 1.66-acre lot with stunning views. Ideal location on a quiet cul-de-sac and adjacent to HOA open space. Ready to build with electric, water and sewer available..

COLLEEN & MICHAEL DEJONG, CRISTIN FREY

RARE DEVELOPMENT LOT IN WEST END PLAZA

35 ACRE HOMESITE AT GIANT SKY RANCH

WALK TO SKI PHOENIX CONDO

LOT IN NORTH ROUTT

DOWNTOWN LOT WITH SKI AREA VIEWS

LUXURY HOMESITE AT MARABOU RANCH

35+ acre homesites

25 miles from Steamboat, 4 miles from airport

Gated community with paved roads

Water and electric to lot

Community trails

Horses welcome

LOTS FROM $199,000

1/7 OWNERSHIP FROM $157,000

INCREDIBLE VIEWS SUNLIGHT IN DOWNTOWN

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Surrounded by BLM land and heavily trafficked by large game. Multiple building sites. Unforgettable views. The possibilities are endless.

STEAMBOAT LAKE

$500,000

Stunning 5+ acre ready-to-build lot, moments from Steamboat Lake and Hahn’s Peak Village. Gorgeous views, mature trees and open meadow.

KATHY STEINBERG

C : 970.846.8418

KSTEINBERG77@GMAIL.COM

Top

or, corner unit with ski-in/out access. This freshly updated 1 BD, 1 BA is being offered fully furnished. There are 4 hot tubs, ski storage.

$500,000 #7 243207

5.16 AC ready for your CO getaway. Features an open meadow with easy access from the road. Enjoy beautiful views and outdoor recreation.

INTEGRITY • PERFORMANCE • RESULTS

THESTEINBERGTEAM.COM

Classic mtn contemporary home with 4 BD, 4.5 BA, covered front deck, open floorplan, large family room, AC, fenced yard and hot tub.

flo

$2,245,000 #2904943

$629,900 #5052022

SKI INN CONDO #133

# 3410359

PROPERTY

DREAM NORTH ROUTT BUILDING SITE

720 ACRES OF PRIME HUNTING TERRAIN

$3,600,000 # 9241480

THE ULTIMATE 101 ACRE HOMESTEAD

$8,300,000 #S171578 & #S171579

Absolutely a one-of-a-kind property consisting of 101 acres bordering National Forest, with the ability to hike, or horeseback ride all the way to the Wyoming, yet located only minutes from downtown Steamboat Springs. The site is encompassing a mountain top setting with several possible building sites. An incredible homestead property.

STEVEELKINS.STEAMBOATSIR.COM

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STEVE.ELKINS @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

$1,999,999 #4822879

Build your sanctuary on private Ravenswood Lane with 270 o views including the Steamboat Ski Area. Only an 18 minutes drive to Steamboat. Has great well permit. No HOA.

STEAMBOAT GRAND STUDIO — 1/4 SHARE

$86,500 #5983093

Great revenue option with 13 weeks/year. Queen bed & sofa sleeper. Sunset views. Access to all Grand amenities: parking, health club, ski storage & more. Larger condos also available.

CAROL MOORE

C : 970.846.8686

CAROL.MOORE @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

Come home to the mountains

CAROLMOORE.STEAMBOATSIR.COM

7.96 AC OF FOREVER VIEWS FROM WHITEWOOD

$230,000 #3381447

5.35 ACRE HOMESITE IN CLARK

3BD / 3BA QUAIL RUN TOWNHOME $1,200,000 #5624853

1BD / 1BA WALTON VILLAGE CONDO $360,000 # 2572905

hay barn, and a 6-stall Morton horse barn with a roping arena. Sitting on two lots with an irrigated meadow, a short distance from town.

modern home in The Sanctuary on the 13th tee of the Rollingstone Golf Course.

cul-de-sac with modern fi n ishes and unobstructed views of the Ski Area. BIGVALLEYRANCHLAND.COM

Land in Big Valley Ranch, 430 acres, platted as 11 lots and borders 4,000 ac of BLM land.

BEN

C : 970.819.3730

BEN.BEREND@SIR.COM

3 adjacent lots within walking distance to Thunderhead chairlift & borders Nat’l Forest.

Private townhome on Clubhouse Dr, backing up to the 2nd tee of Rollingstone Golf Course.

Luxury 2,802 square-foot,

3 bedroom, 4 bathroom,

74-acre

horse property just 5 miles from town. The property offers an exquisite 5,100 square-foot primary residence, a caretaker apartment, an RV garage, a

CLUBHOUSESTEAMBOAT.COM

3,300 square-foot home on a quiet

BURGESSCREEKLOTS.COM

$7,000,000

$1,500,000

$2,915,000

# 7413178

JUST

$1,600,000

26 ACRE PROPERTY READY TO BUILD

$1,285,000

c: 970.846.4429

PFLETCHER12@GMAIL.COM

I will work for you & with you, to serve your real estate needs

Historic ranch property with Trout Creek running through your backyard and located within walking distance to BLM open space for multiple recreational opportunities. Property includes a charming 3BD/2BA home, irrigated meadows, water rights, mineral rights, a historic cabin and barn.

Sensational property located within minutes of Steamboat Springs with 360 degree views of the entire area. The property has been cleared and is ready to build your dream home with building plans, well permit, soils report, and road engineered.

THIS MORNING RANCH – 37.98 ACRES

#3628404

#2308779

$2,785,000 #3628404

Located on a highly desired cul-de-sac between the town and the mountain. Enjoy this updated 4 BD, 3 BA home with family room, office, oversized garage, mature landscaping, and satisfying views.

$975,000 # 7700853

Completely remodeled log home with Yampa River frontage on 8 acres. Enjoy the river and endless views. 4+BD, 4 BA with multiple living options. 20 min to Yampa Valley Airport, 1 hr to Steamboat.

I will work for you & with you, to serve your real estate needs

PENNYFLETCHER.STEAMBOATSIR.COM

$1,132,000 #4181265

Recently updated townhouse with 1 car garage, 3 BD, 2 BA + den. New appliances, flo oring, granite counters, carpeting and baths. Located in the quiet area of the complex and backs to open space.

c: 970.846.4429

PFLETCHER12@GMAIL.COM

each office is independently owned and operated

THE RIVERVIEW LODGE

BETWEEN DOWNTOWN & THE MOUNTAIN

QUAIL RUN WITH SKI AREA VIEWS

PRIVATE ENCLAVE IN LAKE CATAMOUNT

$2,895,000 #6946583

Located in the most private part of the Catamount Cabin enclave is this lakefront cabin. Complete with 3 BD, 3.5 BA, 2,370 SF, a spacious wraparound deck and incredible views.

STUNNING HOME OVERLOOKING GOLF COURSE

$3,995,000 #9077001

This 5 BD, 5.5 BA, 4,951 SF home is move in ready. With incredible views, a gourmet kitchen, a beautiful primary suite, and multiple outdoor entertainment areas.

SCENIC VIEWS FROM PRIVATE LOT IN CATAMOUNT RANCH

$1,850,000 #6214976

Lot 10, located at Catamount Ranch Club Golf Course, has 6.48 acres, an incredible building site, and 360 degree stunning views.

DARLINDA BALDINGER & CHLOE LAWRENCE

O : 970.879.7800

C : 970.846.7192

DARLINDA.BALDINGER @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

STEAMBOAT GRAND WITH SKI VIEWS

$175,000 #9790951

2 BD, 2 BA Telemark unit at the Grand. Shortest distance to base of ski area, spacious living room, deck with views and amazing amenities.

STEAMBOATLOCALBROKERS.COM

$3,850,000 #3408341

Your mountain sanctuary located on 60.59 ac at the base of the iconic Flat Tops. Incredible 4,628 sf custom home with 4 BD, 4.5 BA, a gourmet kitchen, and an impressive master.

SOLD FOR $8,000,000

Atop Lake Catamount lies a masterpiece of architecture. Situated on 38+ac with 5+ BD, 6.5 BA and curated by a team of local artisans with spectacular views.

STEAMBOATLOCALBROKERS.COM

SOPHISTICATED & CHIC URBAN STREET

SOLD FOR $2,120,000

New, 4 BD, 3.5 BA duplex in the sought-after Urban Street development. Low HOA’s, rooftop deck, bright and spacious with modern designs and tons of upgrades.

DARLINDA BALDINGER & CHLOE LAWRENCE

O : 970.879.7800

C : 970.819.2150

DARLINDA.BALDINGER @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

DOME PEAK RANCH AT FIVE PINE MESA

LUXURY LAKE LIVING IN LAKE CATAMOUNT

BLOCKS TO SKIING AND GOLFING

SOLD FOR $2,900,000

Let the sun and views shine in from the great room of this fully furnished 4+ BD, 5+ BA, 3,720

SF townhome just blocks to the Ski Area and the Rollingstone Golf Course with golf membership available. 2 car garage with a 220-volt electric vehicle charging unit.

STEAMBOAT LAKE LOT WITH THE BEST VIEWS

COVETED SUNLIGHT LOT WITH SPECTACULAR VIEWS

$500,000 #9465540

Best views and recreation in all of Northwest Colorado. Spectacular 36+ acre parcel in a picturesque neighborhood just below Hahns Peak.

DOUG LABOR

C : 970.846.0661

DLABOR @ BUYSTEAMBOAT.COM

The best lot in the newer Sunlight neighborhood. Ready to build your mountain retreat. Corner lot, surrounded on two sides by open space.

SOLD FOR $785,000 BUYSTEAMBOAT .COM

Open living concept with stunning interior fi n ishes, including white oak flo ors, granite, and distinctive tile. An outdoor enthusiasts’ paradise.

Beautiful home, 40x32 barn/garage stores everything you need for an adventurous lifestyle. Enjoy the pens for animals and gorgeous gardens.

Inviting home on a large 0.43 acre lot. Main flo or primary suite, a/c, and fi n ished lower level. More in this development under construction.

Overlooking over 150 ac of open space with panoramic views. Vaulted ceilings, custom kitchen, 2nd family room & tons of storage throughout.

Updated home with 2 car garage in a gorgeous setting on 0.66 acres, gorgeous views & fi repit.

Heated end unit with 14' garage door & epoxy flo ors. An ideal location next to Stmbt Airport.

C : 970.846.0713 LISA.OLSON @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

= 13 weeks/year. Convenient access to the Ski Area. Top-rated amenities.

C : 970.846.6781

JOSIE.TOLAN @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

CHARMING HOBBY FARM WITH

$950,000 #7680234

2 BD, 2.5 BA with 1-car garage. Amenities including pool, hot tub, sport courts, on-site check in. Located in Green Zone for nightly rentals.

$795,000 #3033335

Ready to build with electric & well in place. Located in private community with access to recreation via Routt Nat’l Forest & Flat Tops.

PENDING

$1,295,000 # 9712877

SOLD PENDING

CUSTOM HOME 13 MILES FROM TOWN BIG

SOLD FOR $895,000

$995,000 # 7671475

2 BD, 2.5 BA townhome with deck, private garage, and low HOA fees. Located in the Green Zone allowing for nightly rentals.

LOT

Home on 7.6 AC with 3-car garage. Move-in ready w/options for expanding to your vision. 35 acre building lot just 8 miles from town. Views and privacy in a premiere setting.

ADRIENNE STROOCK

O : 970.879.8100 C : 970.846.3590

ADRIENNE.STROOCK @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

SOLD FOR $830,000

Rarely available 1 BD, 1 BA at Bear Lodge. Fully furnished & garage parking. Walk to ski.

BARB SHIPLEY

O : 970.879.8100 C : 970.846.5151

BARB.SHIPLEY @ STEAMBOATSIR.COM

VALLEY RANCH

BIG VIEWS FROM THE RANCH #309

HOME IN RIVERSIDE SUBDIVISION

SOLD FOR $1,055,600

Rare offering of 44 acres with live water, excellent access, pond and water rights. Low AG assessment taxes. Close to downtown Steamboat and the Steamboat Ski Area.

furnished South Valley home with 4+ bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms on 35 fenced acres with 3 car garage, plus a large shop/barn, pond and hay production.

INCOMPARABLE SPRING CREEK VIEWS

In town Mountain Contemporary with luxury finishes throughout. 4 bedrooms and comfortable open floorplan. Convenient location.

Incredibly rare & private 1,016 deeded acres + BLM leases. Big game hunting retreat with Little Trout Creek running through & water rights.

SOUTH VALLEY PARCEL

Handsome

EMERALD MEADOWS RANCHETTE

LITTLE TROUT CREEK RANCH

6 CONTIGUOUS LOTS FOR OVER 6 ACRES

$235,000 #4228336

Lots with beautiful views of the Sarvis Creek Wilderness. The perfect property for the outdoor enthusiast with an abundance of recreational opportunities, within a short drive to downtown and the Ski Area.

$170,000 #3672375

6 miles from downtown Hayden, this 36.4 acre lot is true and authentic Routt County. Beautiful country living where wildlife is abundant and the views are grand. A versatile property with two prime building sites.

REPRESENTED BUYER IN NEW MTN CONTEMPORARY

SOLD FOR $2,550,000

Represented Buyer

Represented the buyer of this mtn contemporary new home boasting 3,717 SF, 5 BD, 4.5 BA with stunning views of Sleeping Giant, Howelsen Hill, and the Ski Area, located between downtown the mountain.

ULTIMATE

SOLD FOR $705,000

Represented Seller

Sold for list price. This property came with a myriad of upgrades in the kitchen and bathrooms, new lighting, and flo oring. Within walking distance to Steamboat Resort, shopping and dining at Steamboat Square.

BOBBY ALDIGHIERI

C : 970.846.1918

BOBBY.ALDIGHIERI@STEAMBOATSIR.COM BOBBYALDIGHIERI.STEAMBOATSIR.COM

SUNRAY MEADOWS 2 BD CONDO

ROOM TO ROAM NEAR HAYDEN

$2,775,000 # 7879664

Located on the corner of Howelsen Place, private top flo or 2 bedroom +office with a spacious 750 sq ft wrap-around corner deck. Incredible views of the Steamboat Ski Area, Howelsen Hill and the Yampa River.

$2,375,000 #9817860

Bear Claw Unit #405 has been completely remodeled. This 3 bedroom + bunk room unit offers easy ski-in/ski-out access featuring spectacular views of the Steamboat Ski Area and Sleeping Giant.

$1,450,000 # 7879664

A successful business and unique commercial property. 26 storage units are included in this sale along with a 2,450 sf building, on 0.85 acres at the end of a publicly maintained road. The possibilities are endless.

ARLENE ZOPF

C : 970.846.5310

$145,000 #7552297

2 bedroom, 2 bath – 1/8 share, Calendar 5 at the Steamboat Grand. Owners enjoy the amenities of two owner’s lounges, a newly updated fit ness facility and easy access to the Steamboat Ski Area. Pet friendly.

BUYSTEAMBOATSPRINGS.COM

ARLENE@ARLENEZOPF.COM

ANDREW ZOPF

C : 970.846.8969

ANDREW.ZOPF@STEAMBOATSIR.COM

PREMIER PENTHOUSE – LIVING DOWNTOWN

BLACK DIAMOND MINI STORAGE

SKI-IN / SKI-OUT AT ITS FINEST

PET FRIENDLY STEAMBOAT GRAND UNIT

SOLD SOLD

SOLD

SKI-IN / SKI-OUT VIEWS AT ITS FINEST

SOLD FOR $2,250,000

This condo is professionally renovated and meticulously furnished throughout. New flo ors, solid wood doors/trim, granite counters & more.

TOP OF DAKOTA RIDGE WITH VIEWS

SOLD FOR $3,265,000

One of the most coveted subdivisions in Steamboat Springs. The 2.8 acres surrounding the home feature stunning gardens and mature landscaping. Just minutes to Downtown.

STUNNING TURN-KEY TOWNHOME

SOLD FOR $1,700,000

This 4BD/4BA end unit has been completely updated. The open flo orplan and vaulted ceilings fi l l the kitchen and living areas with natural light.

ARLENE ZOPF

C : 970.846.5310

THE ULTIMATE SKI-IN / SKI-OUT AT EDGEMONT

SOLD FOR $1,975,000

2 BD, 2 BA residence with easy ski access and all the comforts of home, elevated by spectacular views, spacious floorplan & modern stone accents.

FIRST TRACKS AT WILDHORSE MEADOWS

SOLD FOR $860,000

BUYSTEAMBOATSPRINGS.COM

ARLENE@ARLENEZOPF.COM

ANDREW ZOPF

C : 970.846.8969

ANDREW.ZOPF@STEAMBOATSIR.COM

THREE PEAKS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

$2,800,000 # 5816889

On Mount Werner Road across from the Meadows parking lot with high visibility to all traffic heading to the Steamboat Ski Area. This beautifully designed building has been home to successful restaurants for years. Vaulted ceilings, tons of natural light and ample parking makes this location an excellent restaurant or retail location.

JAMES HOWSER

C : 970.846.4292

JAMES.HOWSER@STEAMBOATSIR.COM

JAMESHOWSER.STEAMBOATSIR.COM

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