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Physical Address:
1855 Ski Time Square Drive
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
(970) 879-8811
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Steamboat Springs Summer Activities
Outdoor enthusiasts are captivated by our breathtaking vistas and wide open ranch lands which are home to infinite hiking and horse riding trails, renowned golf courses, tranquil fly fishing streams and secluded hot springs. Adrenaline junkies relish in whitewater rafting, kayaking and mountain biking adventures! Shopaholics and foodies head downtown to one of the more authentic towns in the Rockies to splurge on bona fide cowboy boots, sip a freshly squeezed margarita or sample our local culinary delights. Take time to discover Steamboat's cultural side at the Strings in the Mountains Music Festival and the Steamboat Wine Festival. Little and big kids alike will tell you that Steamboat is their destination of choice because of the family friendly (often FREE) events to choose from every weekend…
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Mountain Biking & Hiking in Steamboat Springs
Surrounded by National Forest lands, Steamboat Springs is a popular destination for hiking, mountain biking, and road biking enthusiasts. The Gondola allows hikers and bikers access to 30 miles worth of scenic trails on the Steamboat Ski Resort. For a gentle ride with the kids, take the 5-mile Yampa River Trail, which connects the ski area to downtown Steamboat Springs. Adrenaline seekers can then hit the Howelsen Hill loops, Red Dirt at Mad Creek, The Hot Springs Trails, and so many more!
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Fly Fishing in Steamboat Springs
Steamboat Springs is adored by fly fishing enthusiasts, thanks to its bounty of prime trout fisheries on the Yampa River and the Stagecoach Reservoir. With nearly 150 lakes, reservoirs, and streams in Routt County alone, fishermen find endless opportunities to reel in rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout. Word to the wise: many areas are catch and release only. Contact our concierge for more information about when and where the fish are biting.
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Mountain Golf in Steamboat
Golfing in Steamboat promises not only stunning views of the Yampa Valley, but a major perk of high-altitude play: the high and dry mountain atmosphere creates less air resistance, adding up to 10% to most players’ drives. Both the resort course at the Rolling Stone Ranch Golf Club and Haymaker, the city-run golf course, offer challenging water hazards and fast undulating greens. To make tee time reservations, please contact our concierge.
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Steamboat Guided Summer Adventure Tours
Steamboat Springs is surrounded by the Routt National Forest, Medicine Bow National Forest which are home to countless high mountain rivers, lakes, and streams ideal for horseback riding, rafting, ATV off-roading, rock climbing, and other outdoor adventures. Numerous local wilderness outfitters offer visitors everything they need to get out and play in Steamboat’s scenic backcountry terrain. |
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Steamboat's Hot Springs and Spas
Strawberry Park Hot Springs is an experience to remember! Soak in the river pools of hot and warm mineral water that comes right out of the ground. For an in-town hot springs experience, visit the Old Town Hot Springs featuring 2 brand new 230 foot waterslides, hot mineral pools and lap & kiddie pools. Pamper yourself at any one of Steamboat's spa's while a professional aesthetician cares for your skin through a soothing facial or revitalizing body salt glow rub. |
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Steamboat Summer Music Events
Relax and enjoy live concerts this summer in the brand new Strings in the Mountains Music Festival pavilion! Performances range from classical to bluegrass to big band. Don't miss the weekly free concerts at the botanical gardens along the Yampa River bike trail! Or, check-out the Free Steamboat Summer Concert Series. |
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Western Activities and Events
From the Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series to wagon rides, saloons and real cowboy, Steamboat offer an array of authenic western experiencs. |
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Tubing in Steamboat
As summer heats up, the Yampa River slows down allowing for perfect tubing right through the heart of downtown Steamboat Springs. |
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Indoor and Outdoor Tennis
Steamboat Springs offers state-of-the-art clay & hard outdoor courts, as well as new, cushioned indoor hard courts to provide players a variety of tennis options for all seasons. |
Thrill seekers can hop on Steamboat’s hair raising 2,400 foot-long alpine slide, which boasts two parallel tracks with several 180 degree turns and six 90 degree turns. Its 400 foot drop rates as one of the steepest alpine verticals
in North America. Children must be 7 years or older to ride a cart by themselves, and children 2-6 years old must ride with a parent. Children under 2 years old are not permitted on the slide.
Howelsen Hill has an alpine slide, skateboard park, tennis courts, baseball fields, volleyball, and other warm weather activities.
The Silver Bullet Gondola offers passengers panoramic views of Steamboat Springs and the greater Yampa Valley. Kids will love the Adventure Club featuring a variety of camps for ages 3-12 years old. The Mini Camp features short hikes, outdoor games, arts & crafts, picnics and water activities. The Yampa Campers and Routt Scouts activities include mountain biking, kayaking, swimming, scavenger hunts, bungee jumps, trampolines, and Strings in the Mountains concerts. Activities are provided Monday-Friday.
Amazin' Maze offers a mini golf course, located behind the Steamboat Springs Visitor Center.
Steamboat's indoor ice rink offers skate rentals and music to skate by! Public skate hours are limited, please call ahead for the week's schedule.
Kids will enjoy two fun, interactive hours with the "Llama Lady" (Diane White-Crane), author of the children's book "Stop Spitting on Your Brother" and featured on Animal Planet. Kids will feed the llamas, lead them on a short hike, make a llama ornament, become hands-on puppeteers, and sing along to the Llama Lady's toe-tapping songs. They will also hear a story about the Ute Indians in the tepee and play instruments along with Indian music.
The original "Make it Yourself" bead shop! At The Silver Lining in Torian Plum Plaza, you can create your own earrings, necklaces, bracelets and more at the custom design counter. A huge selection of gems & beads from around the world. All ages and abilities welcome! ResortQuest guests can receive a discount on jewelry, beads and charms - just request a coupon from the concierge!
Get a spectacular, bird's-eye view of Steamboat and the Yampa Valley! Watch as the balloon is inflated, then climb into the basket to float up into the clouds! Enjoy a continental breakfast, glass of champagne and receive a balloon flight certificate for your memorable experience. Flights are bright & early in the morning, allowing for a full day of other summer fun! For ages 6+. Please visit Wild West Balloon Adventures.
Zoom and hover over breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains in a helicopter! Great for aerial photography or just the thrill of the ride! Helicopter tours are provided by the Zephyr Helicopter Company.
Experience a taste of Steamboat's history at the Tread of Pioneers Museum, a quaint downtown museum in an 1908 Victorian home with turn-of-the-century furnishings. The museum also features History of Skiing and Native American exhibits. Open daily, pre-arranged tours are welcome.
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