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Visit Steamboat Springs Ski Area and understand why so many love to call this place home. As you drive into Steamboat Springs, Colorado there is an immediate feeling of being welcomed into the community. Visitors come to Steamboat Springs to enjoy all sorts of activities on the snow like skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice climbing, and going on sleigh or dog sled rides. There are many fun activities and events for the whole family and for kids only. People also love to spend their winter days in Steamboat Springs by enjoying a local spa or hot springs, browsing through boutiques in downtown, or enjoying a live band at a local pub. Downtown is filled with boutiques, restaurants and cafes, and outdoor gear shops.

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Historically, residents of Steamboat Springs spent a majority of their winter days on skis as a source of transportation. Today, locals shred up their secret stashes of powder at the local ski resort. The ski resort in Steamboat Springs is located just three miles from downtown. There is a free bus system that offers frequent transportation all around the town. Steamboat Springs Ski Resort has 142 skiing and snowboarding trails, over almost 3,000 skiable acres. The resort has an exciting vertical drop of 3,668 feet. It encompasses five peaks and has enjoyable runs for all types of skiers, including tree runs, groomers, bumps, steeps, and an extreme snow park. Maverick’s, Steamboat Springs’ most recent and popular addition, is the longest superpipe in the country. It is now home to many freestyle events in the winter months.

Events and activities at Steamboat Springs Ski Resort are endless. A fantastic introduction to newcomers is a Mountain Tour offered daily at 10:30am for free. It’s a great way to get a sense of where the best runs for your ability are located on the mountain and to learn safety precautions on the snow. Steamboat Springs prides itself on having one of the best kids programs out of other North American ski resorts. Whether or not a child is a beginner or advanced skier, Steamboat Springs does a great job at giving kids the individual attention they need and learn best from. Other mountain events that take place through the winter include races, film and music festivals, US freestyle team Olympic trials, a winter carnival in February, and a Mavericks Superpipe Challenge.

On average Steamboat Springs receives 335 inches of snowfall a year. Check out the listings on Steamboat Springs lodging, activities, and vacation planning resources to help plan your trip to this winter wonderland.

 

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