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Useful Resort Contacts
| Steamboat Snowsports School: | 001 877 237 2628 |
| Tourist Information: | 001 800 922 2722 |
| The Steamboat Grand Hotel: | 001 970 871 5500 |
| Gravity Haus: | 001 970 879 1730 |
| Steamboat Medical Group | 001 970 879 0203 |
| GO Alpine Taxi: | 001 970 596 4125 |
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Transfer Times
| Denver: | 3.5 hours |
Steamboat Ski Resort is in the heart of Colorado's Rocky Mountains, and gives visitors a truly unique blend of Western heritage and mountain culture. Also known as ‘Ski Town USA’, Steamboat has produced more winter Olympians than any other town in the United States, which is a real testament to its deep-rooted skiing tradition. Steamboat Springs is a friendly and authentic cowboy town, where locals don cowboy hats and boots in homage to the area's ranching history. The community's warm hospitality makes visitors feel right at home, whether they're shopping or dining. The resort's base area serves as a dynamic hub of activity throughout the year, and in winter, guests can relax around a fire after a day on the slopes. Steamboat's mix of warm sun, cowboy boots, and friendly locals gives this historic Colorado resort town an inviting and laid-back vibe.
Steamboat is a haven for snow lovers, with a diverse range of slopes across its expansive terrain. With over 165 named trails, the resort has something for everyone from first-timers to seasoned pros. If you're new to snowsports or need a refresher, Greenhorn Ranch is the perfect place to go. Accessible via the Wild Blue Gondola's mid-station, this dedicated learning area has gentle slopes designed to help visitors build confidence. Certain areas are reserved for lessons, but the Greenhorn Ranch Express chairlift and Rough Rider trail are open to all. Alternatively, Mahogany Ridge has more challenging terrain with steep pitches and deep powder, so it’s ideal for more advanced skiers and snowboarders who’re after more of an adrenaline rush. The trail system is designed to cater to all ability levels. Approximately 14% of the trails are rated for beginners, 42% for intermediates, and 44% for advanced and expert riders. This balanced mix means that everyone, from families to adventurers, can find runs to match their comfort level.
Steamboat Ski Resort’s après-ski scene perfectly compliments its Western heritage and laid-back feel. At the base area, The Range Food & Drink Hall stands out as a go-to hub for après-ski activities. Located next to Skeeter's Ice Rink, it’s got an indoor/outdoor lounge vibe with stunning views of the resort. The Range features two bars and a lineup of dining options, making it an ideal spot to relax and refuel. For those after a more traditional après-ski experience, the Timber and Torch Grill is a popular choice. Known for its lively atmosphere, Timber and Torch provides a cosy setting to enjoy a variety of drinks and share stories from the day's adventures. In addition to these venues, Steamboat's base area features communal fire pits, creating a warm and inviting space to gather with friends and family.
We'd like to wish you an enjoyable holiday in the snow and please don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you have any queries regarding your insurance cover.
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