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Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Named for its famous hot springs, Steamboat Springs is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure junkies. This Colorado city is surrounded by working ranches, but its plethora of outdoor pursuits are what entice visitors. Fishing and camping are popular things to do in the summer, while the winter months are ideal for snowshoeing and snowmobiling. But the city's most well-known activity is skiing. Featuring roughly 3,000 skiable acres, and more affordable rates than other ski destinations like Aspen and Vail, Steamboat Springs (nicknamed Ski Town, U.S.A.) is a prime spot for shredding powder.
No matter what time of year you visit, start with a ride on the Steamboat Gondola for panoramic views. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike to Fish Creek Falls, hit the slopes at Steamboat Ski Resort, bike the Yampa River Core Trail or hop on a zip line, while those in search of some rest and relaxation can unwind in Strawberry Park Hot Springs' mineral pools. If you prefer more urban pursuits, downtown Steamboat Springs has more than 100 bars and restaurants, as well as art galleries and the Tread of Pioneers Museum. And if you encounter inclement weather during your stay, check out The Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs and the Howelsen Ice Arena for tennis, ice skating and more.
Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Named for its famous hot springs, Steamboat Springs is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure junkies. This Colorado city is surrounded by working ranches, but its plethora of outdoor pursuits are what entice visitors. Fishing and camping are popular things to do in the summer, while the winter months are ideal for snowshoeing and snowmobiling. But the city's most well-known activity is skiing. Featuring roughly 3,000 skiable acres, and more affordable rates than other ski destinations like Aspen and Vail, Steamboat Springs (nicknamed Ski Town, U.S.A.) is a prime spot for shredding powder.
No matter what time of year you visit, start with a ride on the Steamboat Gondola for panoramic views. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike to Fish Creek Falls, hit the slopes at Steamboat Ski Resort, bike the Yampa River Core Trail or hop on a zip line, while those in search of some rest and relaxation can unwind in Strawberry Park Hot Springs' mineral pools. If you prefer more urban pursuits, downtown Steamboat Springs has more than 100 bars and restaurants, as well as art galleries and the Tread of Pioneers Museum. And if you encounter inclement weather during your stay, check out The Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs and the Howelsen Ice Arena for tennis, ice skating and more.
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