- Routt County residents are offered free admission with valid I.D.
- The museum offers multiple programs, events and tours including a historical walking tour of Steamboat Springs.
- Self-guided walking and biking tour brochures and information are also available.
Overview
Housed in a 1908 Queen Anne-style Victorian home with many turn-of-the-century furnishings, the Tread of Pioneers Museum also offers a comprehensive History of Skiing exhibit as well as a Native American Arts Display. The museum also includes a Western room, boasting an extensive firearms collection that traces Routt County’s agricultural history and story of Harry Tracy, an infamous outlaw.
Location/Directions
The museum is located in Steamboat Springs on the corner of 8th and Oak in the downtown district.
Phone: 970-879-2214
Hours/Seasons
The museum is open year-round, Tuesday-Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Fees/Cost
- Adults: $6
- Seniors over 62: $5
- Children ages 6-12: $2
- Children under 6: FREE
More Info
Special museum features include an interactive computer exhibit, a Kids Scavenger Hunt, an oral history library, a local history library, a unique museum gift shop and a historic photograph collection.
