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Steamboat Springs Welcome Packet
Thank you so very much for choosing ResortQuest for you Steamboat vacation lodging!
Our staff sincerely looks forward to making your stay with us a truly enjoyable experience. We ask that you read this reservation
confirmation in full to confirm that we have captured every detail accurately. In this Welcome Packet you will find our Terms and
Conditions, Driving Directions, Housekeeping information, Activity Planning Guide and a little information about the benefits
of CSA Travel Insurance. If there is absolutely anything else we can do to help you plan
the most memorable vacation ever, please contact us!
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~ CHECK-IN INFORMATION ~
ResortQuest Steamboat has three check-in offices:
TRAPPEUR’S CROSSING RESORT
Properties that check-in at Trappeur's Crossing Resort: Aspen Lodge, Bear Lodge, Champagne Lodge, Emerald Lodge,
Elk Run Townhomes, Timberline Lodge, Trappeur's Lodge
Mailing Address: 2800 Village Dr., Steamboat CO 80487 | Physical/Shipping Address: 1795 Medicine Springs Drive, Steamboat CO
Front Desk Phone: (970) 879-0720 | Front Desk Fax: (970) 879-5381 | Email: Front Desk Email: [email protected]
TORIAN PLUM CONDOMINIUMS
Properties that check-in at Torian Plum Condominiums: Bronze Tree Condominiums, Cascades Townhomes, Clock Tower Penthouses,
Chadwick Place, Cross Timbers, Meadows at EagleRidge Torian Plum Condominiums, Storm Meadows Club C, Stonewood
Townhomes, Vogel Haus
Mailing Address: 1855 Ski Time Square Dr., Steamboat CO 80487 | Physical/Shipping Address: 1855 Ski Time Square Dr., Steamboat CO
Front Desk Phone: (970) 879-8811 | Front Desk Fax: (970) 879-7805 | Front Desk Email: [email protected]
SNOW FLOWER CONDOMINIUMS
Properties that check-in at Snow Flower Condominiums: Evergreens Townhomes,
Ironwood Townhomes, Snow Flower Condominiums, Gondola Square Condominiums
Mailing Address: 2200 Apres Ski Way., Steamboat CO 80487 | Physical Address: 2200 Apres Ski Way., Steamboat CO
Shipping Address: Please ship packages and luggage to the Torian Plum Front Desk.
Front Desk Phone: (970) 871-1981 | Front Desk Fax: (970) 879-9404 | Front Desk Email: [email protected]
AFTER HOURS CHECK-IN
If you arrive after normal operating hours, make your way to your property’s check-in office and our security officers
will escort you to your vacation home. For operating hours: resortqueststeamboat.com/hours
ResortQuest Steamboat 1855 Ski Time Square Drive, Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
Reservations: 800-228-2458 Telephone: 970-879-8811 Fax: 970-870-7813 Email: [email protected]
~ DRIVING DIRECTIONS ~
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From Steamboat/Hayden Airport: Exit airport. Head east on Hwy 40 (right-hand turn onto Hwy 40). Continue on Hwy 40 through downtown Steamboat
From Denver: From Denver to Steamboat: (Approximately 3.5 hours) Take I-70 west to Silverthorne, HWY 9 North from Silverthorne to Kremmling, HWY 40 West
from Kremmling to Steamboat.
From Colorado Springs: 230 miles Northwest of Colorado Springs. Take I 25 north to nc 470 (53 miles) then nc 470 west to I 70 west (15 miles). Take I 70 west
through the Eisenhower Tunnel to Silverthorne exit 205 (67 miles). Take CO 9 North to Kremmling (37 miles), then West on US 40 to Steamboat Springs (53 miles).
From Ft Collins: Take CO 14 West, through Poudre Canyon, over Cameron Pass until Walden, CO. Take CO 14 (toward Steamboat springs) until US 40, and turn
right (West) over Muddy and Rabbit Ears Passes to Steamboat. From Grand Junction: Take I 70 West through Poudre Springs and Eagle to Exit 157(117 miles). Take
CO 131 North (75 miles) to US 40. Turn left on US 40 to Steamboat Springs (4 miles).
From Park City/Salt Lake City, UT: Take US 40/UT 189 South to Heber City, UT. Stay on US 40, Steamboat Springs is about 5 1/2 hours from Park City.
Alternate Routes if Rabbit Ears Pass is Closed (from Denver or Colorado Springs): Take I 70 west through the Eisenhower Tunnel to Silverthorne, exit 205 (67
miles). Take CO 9 North to Kremmling (37 miles). Head west on US 40 until the intersection with CO 134 (6 miles). Turn left and go over Gore Pass (CO 134). At
Toponas, take Colorado 131 north to Steamboat (40 miles). Alternately, take I 70 west (through Vail) until Exit 157. Take CO 131 North to Steamboat (75 miles), then
left on US 40 to town (4 miles).
From Grand Junction: Take I 70 West through Poudre Springs and Eagle to Exit 157(117 miles). Take CO 131 North (75 miles) to US 40. Turn left on US 40 to
Steamboat Springs (4 miles). From Park City/Salt Lake City, UT: Take US 40/UT 189 South to Heber City, UT. Stay on US 40, Steamboat Springs is about 5 1/2
hours from Park City. From Laramie, Wyoming: Take WY 230 West (Snowy Range exit) through Mountain Home to the Wyoming/Colorado border, the road changes
to CO 127. Stay on CO 127 to Walden. Take CO 14 West to US 40 at Muddy Pass and Rabbit Ears Pass to Steamboat Springs.
If you are staying at the Torian Plum, Bronze Tree , Clock Tower, Cascades, Chadwick Place, Cross Timbers, Storm Meadows, Stonewood or the Meadows at
EagleRidge check-in at the Torian Plum: 1855 Ski Time Square Dr.: As you approach Steamboat Springs, take the Mt Werner exit on the right and at the stop sign turn
right on to Mt Werner Road. Stay on Mt Werner Road and go around Mt Werner Circle. Then, on the right you will see a sign to Ski Time Square. Turn right on to Ski Time
Square Drive. After about one block you will see the Torian Plum on the right side. Park in check-in parking. Enter Lobby to check in!
If you are staying at Trappeur's Crossing Resort (Aspen, Bear, Emerald, Champagne, Timberline, or Trappeur's Lodge), or Elk Run check-in at Trappeur's Crossing:
1795 Medicine Springs Drive.: When you approach Steamboat from Denver, at the first set of traffic lights turn right on to Walton Creek Road. Drive half of a mile and turn
left on to Village Drive. You will see Trappeur's Crossing Resort on your right. Take the next right into Medicine Springs Drive and right on to the second driveway. Park in
check-in parking. Enter Lobby to check in!
If you are staying at Snow Flower, Gondola Square, Evergreens, or Ironwood check-in at Snow Flower Condos. 2400 Apres Ski Way, Steamboat CO, 80487 Medicine
Springs Drive. When you approach Steamboat from Denver, at the first set of traffic lights turn right on to Walton Creek Road. Drive half of a mile and turn left on to
Village Drive. Proceed to the end of Village Drive until you come to the intersection of Village Drive and Apres Ski Way. Continue across Apres Ski Way to the Snow
Flower!
~ RESORTQUEST STEAMBOAT VACATION RENTALS TERMS AND CONDITIONS ~
Our staff looks forward to making your stay with us at ResortQuest Steamboat Vacation Rentals a truly enjoyable experience. We ask that you please take a moment to read
your confirmation in full, to ensure that it is correct. When you book lodging at ResortQuest Steamboat Vacation Rentals, you must understand and fully accept the Rental
Agreement Terms and Conditions set forth for these accommodations. Thank you.
GENERAL: Payment by guest or guest's agent constitutes acceptance and confirmation by the guest and guest's agent of the deposit and cancellation and use policies,
restrictions, and additional information given in this Rental Agreement. If a credit card is used by guest or guest's agent for advance deposits or payments, guests and guest's
agent hereby agree to have the advance deposits and payments listed in the guest's confirmation charged to the credit card and further agree that said amounts shall be
subject to the deposit and cancellation policies given in this Rental Agreement. Any changes in the deposit and cancellation and use policies are effective only if executed in
writing by an officer or the General Manager of ResortQuest Steamboat Vacation Rentals.
Guest is responsible for payment of all nights confirmed, regardless of guest's late arrival or early departure date. Guest further agrees that there are no warranties or
guarantees on ski conditions and number of runs open, weather conditions, or snow cover on the ski-in or ski-out access to the buildings. Cancellations by guest or guest's
agent must have a cancellation number to be valid. If, due to circumstances beyond its control, ResortQuest Steamboat is unable to provide accommodations as provided on
this confirmation, ResortQuest Steamboat Vacation Rentals shall use its best efforts to accommodate the reservation in a different unit or another resort property of similar
quality. However, if ResortQuest Steamboat is unable to secure accommodations to fulfill its obligations for this reservation, ResortQuest Steamboat Vacation Rentals shall
not be held liable, and agrees to refund all monies prepaid if guest or guest's agent decides to cancel.
If all Deposit or Balance Due payments are not received by the due dates given on this Confirmation, this reservation will be considered cancelled under the terms and
conditions provided herein and are subject to the following deposit and cancellation policies.
ACCOMMODATION REQUESTS: ResortQuest Steamboat does not guarantee specific vacation rentals, bedding, view or rating. ResortQuest Steamboat reserves the
right to relocate guests accommodations to a different unit of similar or better quality (which may or may not include like bedding, view or rating) prior to guest arrival.
Every effort will be made to honor guest requests.
PAYMENTS RECEIVED: Advance deposits or rental payments shall remain the property of and for the use of ResortQuest Steamboat, subject to the cancellations
policies above, and any interest income or profit from advance deposits or rental payments belong solely to ResortQuest Steamboat.
DEPOSIT POLICY: 50% of the rent, 6.5% Reservations Fee and taxes is due at the time of booking. The remaining 50% of rent, fees and taxes is due 60 days prior for
arrival for Holiday Seasons. For all other stay dates, final payments are due 30 days prior to arrival. Group deposit and cancellation policies are available upon request.
CANCELLATION POLICY: Cancellations made prior to the final payment forfeit 10% of the rent and the 6.5% Reservations Fee. Cancellations made after final payment
are in full penalty. The final payment is due 60 days prior to arrival for Holiday Seasons. For all other stay dates, final payments are due 30 days prior to arrival. Refunds
will not be made for late arrival or early departure.
SUMMER EXTENDED RENTALS DEPOSIT AND CANCELLATION POLICY: Any rental of a condominium, townhome or home on a 28-day or longer basis
outside the annually scheduled Steamboat ski season is subject to the following deposit and cancellation policies. A $500 deposit per reservation is due within seven days of
the date a reservation is booked. If written notice of cancellation is received 90 days or more prior to arrival, the initial deposit will be refunded less a $200.00 cancellation
fee. Refunds will not be made for late arrival or early departure. Full Terms and Conditions for Summer Extended Rentals will be provided at the time of booking.
RESERVATIONS FEE: The 6.5% Reservations Fee applies to all reservations. It's calculated on a percentage basis to be consistent and fair regardless of the unit
purchased.
INCIDENTALS: A credit card imprint is required from all guests upon check-in.
VACATION RENTAL INSURANCE: ResortQuest partners with CSA Insurance Services to offer our guests Vacation Rental Insurance Protection. With Vacation Rental Insurance
Protection, you will be covered before and during your trip. Should you have a major medical issue or experience trip interruption due to natural disaster, you will be covered by
contacting CSA through their claim process. Guests may purchase Vacation Rental Insurance up to 72 hours prior to arrival. However, guests opting not to purchase the Vacation
Rental Insurance, please be aware that no refunds will be available for unforeseen developments such as illnesses, natural disasters and the like; therefore, your trip investment could be
lost. This plan does not include stays of 30 days or longer. The fee is non-refundable.
SECURITY DEPOSIT PROTECTION PLAN: ResortQuest’s reservations have the benefit of an optional CSA Insurance Services’ Security Deposit Protection at a cost of $25 to
cover minor damages that may occur during your stay. This insurance plan covers unintentional damages to the rental unit interior that occur during your stay, provided they are
disclosed to management prior to check-out. The policy will pay a maximum benefit of $500.00. Any damages that exceed $500.00 will be charged to the credit card on file. If, during
your stay at one of our Rental Properties, an Insured Person causes any damage to real or personal property of the unit as a result of inadvertent acts or omissions, the Insurer will
reimburse the Insured for the cost of repair or replacement of such property up to a maximum benefit of $500. Certain terms and conditions apply. Full details of the Security Deposit
Protection coverage are contained in the Certificate of Insurance or Insurance Policy. The Security Deposit Protection can be purchased up to, and including at, check-in. By submitting
payment for this reservation, you authorize and request CSA Travel Protection and Insurance Services to pay ResortQuest directly any amount payable under the terms and conditions
of the Security Deposit Protection. The Security Deposit Protection fee is not charged to extended-stays (rentals over 28 days.) Please contact ResortQuest directly if you do not wish to
participate in this plan or assignment. ResortQuest authorizes all credit cards for $250 at check-in. If you participate in the Security Deposit Protection plan, ResortQuest will not require
the $250 credit card authorization. A credit card imprint is always required at check-in. Reporting Damage: Please note any damage to the rental unit upon your arrival and report it
immediately to our office to avoid possible liability. If any loss or damage occurs during your stay, you must notify us immediately in order for the Security Deposit Protection to apply.
We inspect every rental unit after each guest’s departure. If unreported loss or damage is discovered after your stay, you will be charged an amount deemed appropriate by ResortQuest
necessary to cover all costs associated with the damages caused by your party.
OCCUPANCY: The unit reserved under this confirmation is limited to adults and families. Sports team participants, and individuals 23 years of age or younger
unaccompanied by their parents or legal guardians, are not allowed in these privately owned units. If the number of adults and children exceeds maximum allowed in this
unit, if sports team participants, or if individuals age 23 or younger unaccompanied by their parent or legal guardian occupy this unit, it shall be cause for immediate
termination of this occupancy without refund.
AGE REQUIREMENTS: The unit reserved under this confirmation is limited to adults and families. Individuals 23 years of age or younger unaccompanied by their
parents or legal guardians, are not allowed in these privately owned units. If the number of adults and children exceeds maximum allowed in this unit, or if individuals age
23 or younger unaccompanied by their parent or legal guardian occupy this unit, it shall be cause for immediate termination of this Rental Agreement without refund.
PET POLICY: Pets are not allowed inside units or on the property. If pets are inside units, or on the property, it shall be cause for immediate termination of the Rental
Agreement without refund.
NO SMOKING: All properties are smoke free, including all public and private areas. This includes the interior of each condominium or townhome, decks, patios, hallways,
lobbies, garages and pool and hot tub areas.
CHECK-IN AND CHECK-OUT TIME: Check-in time is guaranteed at 4:00 pm for all properties. Early check-in times can be requested but will not be guaranteed.
Check-out time is at 10:00 am for all properties.
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~ RECYCLING & GREEN HOUSEKEEPING INFORMATION ~
ResortQuest Steamboat is committed to preserving the beautiful environment we call home so that we can enjoy it for generations to come. We are proud to offer a Green
Housekeeping and Recycling Program that allows you do the same.
Recycling and green housekeeping services
 REFRESH & RECYCLING: Our Green Team will empty your recycling and trash. Plus, our housekeepers will replenish towels and supplies, make the beds, and vacuum
high-traffic areas as necessary.
 MID-STAY SERVICE: For guests staying 8 or more nights: In addition to your “refresh & recycle” service, midway through your stay, your housekeeper will also
change the linens, clean the bathrooms and kitchen, and thoroughly vacuum and dust the unit. If you stay more than 15 nights, we will conduct two mid-stay services.
 PLEASE NOTE: Extra tissue paper products and towels are stocked in your bathroom cupboards.
A la carte housekeeping services
Should you desire to upgrade your housekeeping services, or if you have any questions please contact us at the Front Desk at (800) 228-2458. Here is the menu and pricing
additional housekeeping services:
Upgraded Daily Cleaning
Linen Change
In addition to you Refresh and Recycle, your housekeeper will clean your kitchen and
bathrooms for the following additional daily charge:
Includes all of the items in the Upgraded Daily Cleaning, plus your housekeeper
will change the sheets on each of the beds, and thoroughly dust and vacuum the
entire unit for the following additional daily charge:
1 bedroom
2 bedroom
3 bedroom
4 bedroom (or 2 plus den)
4 bedroom townhome
5 bedroom condominium
5 bedroom townhome
$8.00
$12.00
$16.00
$20.00
$22.00
$26.00
$26.00
1 bedroom
2 bedroom
3 bedroom (or 2 plus den)
4 bedroom (or 3 plus den) condominium
4 bedroom townhome
5 bedroom condominium
5 bedroom townhome
$20.00
$30.00
$40.00
$50.00
$60.00
$70.00
$75.00
Protect Your
Vacation
with
Vacation Rental
Insurance
and 24-Hour Emergency Assistance from
Before You Go
After You’re Home
Protect your mountain vacation - winter or summer from loss due to snowstorms and other natural
disasters, illness, injury, or other circumstances
outside of your control. Pre-existing conditions are
also accepted up to final payment. And concierge
services are included if you need help booking dinner
reservations, tee times or other activities.
CSA provides responsive, friendly claims service for
delay, interruption or any other part of your vacation
rental coverage. And identity theft resolution services
cover you for six months beyond your property arrival.
During Your Vacation
Even with the best planning, trouble at home,
accidents and medical emergencies are realities
you can’t foresee. Vacation rental insurance
protects you, your family and even your traveling
companions against:
• Snowstorms, Fires and Other Natural Disasters or
Inclement Weather
• Trip Delay and Interruption
• Medical Emergencies
• Baggage Delay, Theft or Loss
• Roadside Mishaps
Vacation rental insurance not only protects your
vacation investment but also includes a rental car
collision damage waiver, with no deductible, as well
as 24-hour emergency assistance services, such as
a nurse hotline, medical referrals and emergency
medical transportation.
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Got Sports Equipment?
You made it to your favorite mountain or desert
getaway, but your skis or golf clubs did not.
Vacation rental insurance protects your sporting
equipment and baggage against hassles like
delay, loss or theft, so you can rent equipment and
keep your ski plans or tee times without worry.
CSA vacation rental insurance is easy
and affordable, for one family or split
among several families renting together.
Questions?
(866) 999-4018
Relax with CSA
Vacation Rental Insurance Plan
Roadside Assistance
Through CSA’s Designated Provider
Underwritten by Stonebridge Casualty Insurance Company
Coverage
Overview
Trip Cancellation/
Trip Interruption
100% of Reservation*
Provides reimbursement for unused, nonrefundable payments if your trip must be canceled or interrupted. Trip
interruption also provides reimbursement for additional
transportation costs. Covered reasons include: mandatory hurricane evacuations; sickness, injury or death;
extension of school year; armed service leave revocation;
involuntary termination of employment or other specific
reasons listed in the Policy/Certificate of Insurance.
Travel Delay
$600 ($200 Daily Limit)
Baggage Delay
$1,000
Baggage and Personal Effects
$1,000
Travel Accident
$100,000
Emergency Assistance
(Emergency Medical Transportation)
$500,000
Medical or Dental Expense
$25,000
Rental Car Damage
$25,000
Provides reimbursement for reasonable expenses incurred
such as accommodations, meals and local transportation
if you are delayed 12 hours or more during your trip due to
a covered reason.
Provides reimbursement for the emergency purchase
of necessary items if baggage is delayed for more than
24 hours.
Provides coverage for loss, theft or damage to your baggage and personal effects during your covered trip.
Provides coverage for loss of limb or life in the event of an
accident while traveling, or within 180 days of that event.
If you become sick or injured on a trip, benefits are provided such as: arrange transportation to the nearest suitable
medical facility; help you return home, if medically necessary; provide round-trip economy air fare for a companion
to visit you if you are hospitalized for more than 7 days.
Provides coverage for necessary medical, surgical and
emergency dental care costs if you become sick or accidentally injured while on your covered trip.
• Towing Service
• Battery Jump
• Locksmith Services
• Flat-tire Change
• Fuel Delivery
• Vehicle Return
24-Hour Emergency Assistance Services
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Nurse Hotline Services
Medical and Legal Referral
Traveling Companion Assistance
Locating Lost or Stolen Items
Replacement of Medication and Eyeglasses
Emergency Message Relay
Pet Return
Concierge Services
Provides assistance with arranging golf tee times,
sporting, amusement park and entertainment ticketing,
fine dining reservations and special events.
Identity Theft Resolution Services
Included for six months starting on the
scheduled departure date.
Note: Identity Theft Resolution does not provide assistance for thefts involving
non-US bank accounts.
Provides primary coverage if your rental car is damaged
due to collision, fire, flood, theft, vandalism, wind storm
or hail.
* The maximum Reservation Cost this plan covers is $50,000
Insurance benefits and services are described on a general basis. For more information on policy benefits, limits and exclusions, please contact CSA or visit
www.vacationrentalinsurance.com/doc. Insurance coverage provided to all persons occupying the property listed on the reservation confirmation, who must be residents of the
United States or non-residents traveling to the United States. These plans are administered by CSA Travel Protection and Insurance Services. Product contains insurance benefits by
Stonebridge Casualty Insurance Company and non-insurance services are provided by CSA’s designated provider. Travel Insurance Is Underwritten By: Stonebridge Casualty Insurance
Company, Columbus, Ohio; NAIC # 10952 (all states except as otherwise noted) under Policy/Certificate Form series TAHC5000. In CA, CT, HI, NE, NH, PA, TN and TX, Policy/
Certificate Form series TAHC5100 and TAHC5200. In IL, IN, KS, LA, OR, OH, VT, WA and WY, Policy Forms TAHC5100IPS and TAHC5200IPS.
10-Day Free Look
We stand behind our products and services. We offer a 10-day Free Look
from the date of purchase. You’ll have that ability to cancel your coverage and
receive a full refund if you aren’t completely satisfied – as long as you haven’t
left for your trip.
Questions? Call Us.
About CSA Travel Protection®
CSA Travel Protection is dedicated to providing value-driven travel insurance
and emergency assistance services to protect your customers’ investments
and provide the peace of mind they deserve while traveling. Since its
inception in 1991, CSA has solidified its reputation for standing behind its
customers and evolving products and services to meet their needs.
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For Recommendations and Reservations call our Concierge at (970) 870-4296
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Art Galleries
Child Care
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Cross-Country Skiing
Dining Out
Dog Sled Tour
Facials, Body Wraps, Manicures, Pedicures
Fishing
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[email protected]
Helicopter Rides
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Horseback Riding
Hot Air Balloon Rides
Hot Springs
Ice Climbing
Ice Skating
Jewelry Making
Massage
Museum
Potter’s Wheel
Shopping
Ski Jumping at Night
Sleigh Rides
Snowmobile Tours
Snowshoeing
Tennis
Tubing
Western BBQ
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ART GALLERIES
Explore our galleries and you will find Western portraits, landscapes, sculptures, handcrafted wall
hangings and exotic rugs. Whether a painting, photograph, or sculpture, you will be sure to find a
piece of art that moves and inspires you! Don’t miss visiting the Art Depot, Steamboat’s historic train
station, to view local and national works of art. Also check out the First Friday Art Walks each month
throughout the year. See the concierge for a complete list of art galleries and suggestions.
CHILD CARE
Daytime at the Ski Area: The Steamboat Ski Area provides a fun mountain experience with snow
games, lunch and indoor activities. Kids Vacation Center is available for kids 6 months to 6 years.
For reservations call 1-800-299-5017 or 970-871-5390 or go to: www.steamboat.com
Babysitting Service: A licensed babysitter will come to your unit for personal, individualized care.
Daytime rates are $19/hour for the first child plus $5/additional child (5-hour minimum). Nighttime
rates are $19/hour for the first child, plus $2/additional child (3-hour minimum).
For more
information go to: www.babybusiness.org or call (970) 879-6645.
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING
Get away from the crowds for a day and cross-country ski in the middle of Steamboat’s serene
mountain landscape. Guided and non-guided tours available.
Guided Back Country Tour
Get off the mountain and out of town and see amazing views, wildlife and mountain vistas. Learn to
kick and glide away from the crowds and into the back country with a friendly, knowledgeable guide
who will go at your speed and ability
• Half day: $18o/1 person, $110pp/2 people,$95pp/3-4 people(hot drink and snack included)
• Full day: $300/1 person,$180pp/2-4 people(lunch included)
Steamboat Ski Touring Center
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Located just a few minutes away from the ski mountain, the ski touring center provides 30 kilometers
of groomed ski trails which wind through the aspens and along picturesque Fish Creek. You may even
see some Olympic trainees on the course! All ability levels are welcome. Homemade lunches and
snacks are available at the snack bar. Our complimentary shuttle is available for your transportation.
Ski rentals and trail pass prices are based on “early” and “late” arrivals (late arrival begins@1:00pm)
Rental pkgs. for adults-$13/$11, Children-$10/$8. Trail passes for an adult-$18/$16, Children (12 &
under)-$12/$10, seniors (65 & over)-$12/$12. Lessons and tours are also available for groups and
private parties.
Cross Country Skiing (continued)
Steamboat Lake
The Steamboat Lake State Park Touring Center is located at over 8000 feet of elevation and offers
some of the best snow and views in the area! Drive 45 minutes to Steamboat Lake and ski on groomed
trails around the lake with views of Hahns Peak Sandy Mountain and the Mount Zirkels. A $6
Colorado State Park Pass required. Transportation not provided. For Steamboat Lake weather and
trail conditions, call the Steamboat Lake Visitor Center at (970) 879-3922.
Lake Catamount
Drive about 25 minutes to this privately owned lake and ski on groomed trails around the lake. A trail
pass is $18, payable at the Lake Catamount Outfitters Center. The Center, offering ski rentals, is open
9am-4pm seven days a week. Ski rentals are $17/day. The Lake House Restaurant is open
Wednesday-Sunday 11am-3:00pm.
DOG SLED TOURS
Ride on a dog sled behind Alaskan Huskies for an exhilarating and unforgettable experience! For an
exciting, energetic and hands-on challenge, drive a team of Huskies yourself, or ride in the sled while
your partner “mushes”. Cost is $150/Adult, $110/Child (under 80 lbs.) Lap Child $45.
Please note: You will be out on the dog sled trail for up to 2-2.5 hours, and back to your property
after about 4 hours. Dog sled tours are for the hardy and adventurous, as they run in all weather.
450 lb maximum per sled. Transportation included. The South Tour is now offered by GrizzleT.
This tour is fully guide driven and will be out on a 10 mile trail for about 1.5 hours. Cost is $300 per
sled and can be any combination of adult + 2 children, two adults, one adult, three children, etc up to
a max weight of 350 lbs. There are 2 sleds available for this tour. Please call our Concierge for more
info and details!
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FACIALS/BODY WRAPS/MANICURES/PEDICURES
You’re on vacation; pamper yourself! Visit our very own boutique Spa at Trappeur’s
Crossing Resort located upstairs in the Amenity Center or visit Rocky Mountain Day Spa’s in
town location. Let your cares melt away while a professional aesthetician cares for your skin through a
soothing facial or a revitalizing hydrating mango body cocoon. Then polish your new look with a
manicure and pedicure. See our concierge to arrange for your day spa experience or individual
treatment. Costs for facials are approximately $75-$140. Manicures start at $40, pedicures $60.
Body treatments are approximately $75-$155. Advance reservations needed. Please stop by the
concierge desk or call for more info. Spa Menus also available at the Front Desk.
FISHING
Catch rainbow trout in a sparkling mountain stream! Expert guides will bring you (sometimes by
snowmobile) to the best winter fishing in the area. A half-day Fly Fishing Trip costs approximately
$250 for one fisherman and $325 for two fishermen. Private water access available for an extra
access fee.
HELICOPTER RIDES
Zoom and hover over breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains in a helicopter. Great for aerial
photography or just the thrill of the ride! A helicopter for 1-2 people costs $200 for a ½ hour and
$400 for an hour. A helicopter for 3-5 people costs $1,200 for an hour and $600 a ½ hour.
HORSEBACK RIDING
Guided trail rides through the snowy wilderness are truly memorable in the Rocky Mountains!
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Elk River Valley
Take a guided trail ride through the aspen & pines in a winter wonderland. Chance are you will see
wildlife. A van will pick you up at the ski area gondola transportation center, then take you on a 45
minute drive up to the ranch. Cost is $75 for a 2 hr. ride. Free winter transportation included-pick up
times are at 9:00am and 1:00pm daily. You must be 6 years old or older and you must ride your own
horse. A truly beautiful ranch and trail ride!
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Saddleback Mountain
Experience a cowboy’s life at a family-run ranch just outside Milner, CO, approximately 13 miles west
of Steamboat. Enjoy a beautiful ride through the snowy mountains of Saddleback Ranch. After the
ride, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate and a freshly baked cookie. Offering one ride daily with a pick up
time at 8:30 am. Rides are 2 hrs. for $80/person. Must be 8 yrs. or older to ride. Transportation is
provided with a pick up and drop off at your property.
HOT AIR BALLOON
Get a spectacular bird’s eye view of Steamboat! Watch as balloons are inflated, then climb into the
basket to float up into the clouds! Enjoy a continental breakfast, glass of champagne and balloon
flight certificate. Flights are bright and early in the morning, up to 8 people on each flight. A 45Minute ride is $200/Adult, $125/Child, and $185/Senior.
HOT SPRINGS
Steamboat Springs got its name when the early settlers thought they heard a Steamboat chugging
down the Yampa River. The sound actually came from a natural mineral spring downtown. The
sound ceased when the railroad was laid nearby. There are more than 150 natural springs in the area,
the largest concentration in the world. Take a walking tour of the mineral springs in the downtown
area then take a soak for yourself!
Strawberry Park Hot Springs
Have you ever sat in a mountain stream in the middle of winter? Hot, therapeutic mineral water,
bubbling right out of the ground allows you to take a steamy soak while surrounded by pines and
riverbanks that are piled with snow.
On-site massage therapists can help you complete your
relaxation in a warm massage hut built right into the hill. These hot springs are located at the end of a
4-wheel-drive road, 8 miles outside of Steamboat.
There are tour buses that will bring you to the hot springs for $45/Adult single rider, $35/Adult-2
or more riders in the same group, $15/Child. Tour price includes pick up and drop off at your condo
and admission into the hot springs. You will soak for about 1½ hours. Tour times are at 9:00am,
10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.(add $10
per person for this late night tour).
If you drive yourself (4-wheel drive vehicle required), the hot springs are open Sunday – Thursday
from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. (last admission at 9.30 p.m.), Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.
(last admission at 10.30 p.m.) Admission: $10/Adult (18 & over), $5/Teen (17 & under), $3/Child (12
& under). Strict road compliance enforced ($500 traffic tickets will be issued if the road has to be
closed due to stuck vehicles) ADULTS ONLY after dark (clothing optional).
Old Town Hot Springs and Water Slide
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Since the turn of the century, people have been soaking in this hot spring, located right in downtown
Steamboat Springs. Soakers can enjoy hot or warm pools. Also take a thrilling ride down the two new
hot water slides! Full work-out facilities, aerobic classes, and massage therapy available. Outdoor
lap pool is also open in the winter.
The Old Town Hot Springs pool and fitness center is open Monday-Friday 5:30am-9:45pm, Saturday
7am-8:45pm and Sunday 8am-8:45pm. Pool Admission is $15/Adult, $10/Teen, $7/Child, and
$10/Senior. The water slide is open daily for the winter from 4:00-8:00 p.m.(winter hours begin
12/17/2011). Cost for unlimited waterslide use per person per day is $5. You must be 40” tall or pass
a water fitness test. Exercise facilities available for an extra $15/adult (age min. is 15 yrs to use the
exercise facilities).
ICE CLIMBING
This is for those who thrive on adventure! Don ice axes, crampons and ropes for a thrilling ascent up
a crystallized waterfall. An experience of a lifetime! No climbing experience necessary. Tour takes
approximately 3 1/2 hours. Cost is $220 for a 1 person private tour, $170pp for 2 people, $145pp for 3
people and $120pp for groups of 4-6.
ICE SKATING
Steamboat’s indoor ice rink offers skate rentals and music to skate by. Public skate hours are limited,
so call our concierge for this week’s schedule. Admission is $7.00/Adult, $6.00/Child (Under 5 years
Free). Skate rentals are $4.00.
MAKE YOUR OWN JEWELRY
Beautiful jewelry becomes even more special when you create your own necklace, bracelet or earrings.
All ages can enjoy bead stringing with gemstones, delightful charms and exotic beads from around the
world. A helpful bead consultant will be happy to assist you. The Silver Lining jewelry store is
located in Torian Plum Plaza. Hours are Mon-Sat 10:00 to 6:00 (or 9:00 around the holidays)
Sun 10:0-5:00
MASSAGE
Get the most out of your ski vacation and revitalize your body after a hard day on the slopes. Let a
massage therapist at our very own Spa at Trappeur’s Crossing Resort operated by
Steamboat’s Rocky Mountain Day Spa soothe those tired aching muscles, or take a
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complimentary van ride to Rocky Mountain Day Spa’s in town location. Massage Therapists specialize
in swedish, deep tissue, shiatsu, reflexology, cranio-sacral and more. Rates are approximately $90$125/hour in-spa. Please stop by or call the concierge desk for more information or to set up an
appointment.
TREAD OF PIONEERS MUSEUM
Experience a taste of Steamboat’s history while visiting this quaint downtown museum. Learn about
Steamboat’s history of skiing through their on-going ski exhibit. Pre-arranged tours are welcome.
Open 11am-5pm Tues-Sat. Admission is $5/Adult, $4/Senior, $1/Child (6-12), Free/Children 5 &
under.
POTTER’S WHEEL
Create a memory by selecting and painting your own ceramic piece. Great for souvenirs or a special
gift. Ceramics cost from $5 figurines to $55 serving platters. Also, a studio fee of $6 covers glazing,
firing and use of equipment, as well as helpful instruction. The Potter’s Wheel is open Tuesday-Friday 11:00am-5:30pm & Saturday-Sunday 12:00-4:00pm. (Special Saturday and Sunday holiday
hours are 9am-5pm thru December)
SHOPPING
Make your vacation complete by shopping for a special keepsake from Steamboat Springs. Steamboat
proudly offers a wide variety of unique wares from fine artwork, furs and jewelry to clothing, home
decorations, t-shirts and beanie babies! Visit our concierge for ideas and recommendations. Great
shopping areas: Torian Plum Plaza, Ski Time Square, Gondola Square, downtown on
Lincoln Avenue.
SKI JUMPING
January to mid March
Watch Olympic hopefuls fly off 50, 70 & 90-meter ski jumps at Howelsen Hill, one of the oldest ski
areas in North America. Witness why Steamboat has sent more skiers to international competition
than any other area in North America, earning its name: SKI TOWN USA. Ski Jumping takes place
January to mid-March. See our concierge for schedule details. Watch from the historic Howelsen Hill
lodge .
SLEIGH RIDES
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Snuggle under warm blankets and glide along meadows under starlit skies on a memorable horsedrawn sleigh ride. There are a variety of sleigh rides available:
Sleigh Ride with Dinner in a Tepee
Arrive at the ranch and enjoy fireside appetizers and a drink at the western saloon. Then, Clydesdale
horses bring you to huge, lantern-lit Sioux Indian tepees in the woods where you will be served dinner
on trays while seated on overstuffed couches and chairs.
• Menu choices are: New York strip steak, veggie pasta, herb roasted chicken, salmon filet or grilled
duck. Return to the saloon and enjoy fresh fruit pie for dessert and drinks (cash bar).
• Cost is $95 (Dec.19-Jan-3) $115 (Christmas eve/day, New years eve/day)
Regular Season: $75/Pasta or ¼ chicken, $85/Salmon or Chicken, $95/Steak or Duck
• Transportation: You will be picked up at your property and driven out to the ranch, which is 45
minutes away.
Afternoon Sleigh Ride
Cost is $35/person,$20/child or a minimum of $250.
Transportation: You will need to arrange your own transportation.
Private Champagne Sleigh Ride A one-horse sleigh for 2-4 people at this guest ranch in
the woods. Daytime or evening.
Menu choices are: (see above menu choices for Option 1) Return to the saloon and enjoy
dessert and drinks (cash bar).
Cost is $250/couple without dinner, $300/couple with dinner; both include a bottle of
champagne
Transportation: You will need to arrange your own transportation.
Sleigh Ride with Dinner at a Lodge
Take a quiet horse-drawn sleigh ride in the pristine Steamboat Lake wilderness area, and then enjoy a
fireside dinner in a modern log lodge.
• Menu: Table side service, with a full restaurant menu of home-style cooking, including soup
or salad and dessert.
• Cost is $70/Adult, $45/Child, $10/5 year olds and under
• Transportation: You will be picked up at your property and be driven out to the guest ranch,
which is 55 minutes away.
Sleigh Ride with Dinner in a Barn Loft
Experience the rustic life on a real, 4th generation family-run ranch. Draft horses bring you along the
Elk River to a loft above the barn for a western meal and live entertainment by renowned country &
western duo, the “Yampa Valley Boys”.
• Menu choices are rib-eye steak, chicken breast or seasoned trout.
• Cost is $70/Adult, $60/senior (60 & over), $50/child (6-12), $20/Toddler (ages 3-5), free/2
and under.
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Transportation: You will be picked up at the Gondola Transit Center and driven to the
ranch, which is 25 minutes away. Pick up time is 6:00 pm sharp.
Sleigh Ride to a Bunk House: The Double Dollar Lodge
This local family warmly welcomes you to their working ranch, where in the summer they tend
thousands of head of cattle. This horse-drawn sleigh ride will give you a taste of what a real ranch out
west is all about: rolling hills, panoramic views and genuine western hospitality! After dinner, try your
hand at roping with the help of some real cowboys.
• Menu choices are New York steak, grilled garlic salmon, pork tenderloin or Teriyaki Chicken.
Hot dogs or hamburgers are available for children. Side dishes include cowboy baked beans,
ranch-style potatoes, warm, homemade bread and homemade dessert.
• Cost is $80/Adult, $55/Child (6-12 yrs) and $30/Toddler (ages 1-5 years). Children 1 years
old and under are free.
• Transportation: You will be picked up at your property at 5:15 pm and driven to the ranch
which is about 30 minutes away. Drop off back at your property around 9:30 pm.
Gondola Ride, Snow Cat Sleigh Ride & 5-Course Dinner
This unique sleigh ride is a gourmet experience recommended for adults. Take the gondola up the
mountain, then board a sleigh for a snowcat-drawn sleigh ride to Ragnars lodge where you’ll enjoy a
five-course meal to live classical guitar. Regular season rates are $69Adult(13 yrs. +), $39/youth (612), $15 toddler (0-5) (see our concierge for a list of Holiday rates). Rates include gondola ride, tax,
and gratuity. Open Fri., Sat., and holiday nights only. Gondola boarding time is at 6 pm.
SNOWMOBILE TOURS
Hop on a power snow machine for the ride of your life!
Rabbit Ears Pass
A van will pick you up, and you’ll take in the panoramic vista of Steamboat’s Yampa Valley on your
25-minute drive to the summit of Rabbit Ears Pass. See the natural rock formation that gave the pass
its name. A guide will lead you through the pines and aspen trees to open meadows where you can let
loose! Transportation included. You must have a driver’s license to drive a snow machine.
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Two-Hour Tour: Four tours daily. Cost: $105/driver, $55/passenger, $15/Child (10 yrs.
& younger riding with a parent.
4-hour + Lunch ride is $155/driver, $75/passenger, $20/Child (10 yrs. & younger riding
with a parent.
2-hour Sunset + Dinner ride is $125/driver, $75/passenger, $25/Child (10 yrs. &
younger riding with a parent, plus a mandatory 10% gratuity. You must have a minimum of
four snowmobiles on this tour. Dinner entrée choices are: sizzling grilled rib eye steak,
Rocky Mountain trout or fire-roasted chicken. Vegetarian menu also available.
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Full Day on Rabbit Ears Pass: For the experienced, adventurous and hardy
snowmobiler, this all-day tour explores Rabbit Ears Pass and Routt National Forest, with a
stop for lunch at Latigo Guest Ranch. Cost is $255, $175/passenger, $25/Child (10 yrs
younger riding with a parent, plus a mandatory 10% gratuity. You must have a minimum of
four snowmobiles on this tour. . &
High Mountain Tour /Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
A van will pick you up and drive you 45 minutes along the scenic Elk River Valley to the trailhead.
This snowmobile tour brings you through the Routt County Blowdown area, where a rare windstorm
blew down over 20,000 acres of pine forest, then up to high, mountain, scenic overlooks of the
spectacular Mt. Zirkel wilderness. You must be 18 years or older to drive a snow machine.
• 4-Hour Tour with lunchis $195/Drivers only
• Full Day Tour with Lunch is $275/Drivers only
Saddleback Mountain
Enjoy wide, open spaces and panoramic views on this rolling ranch just 30 minutes west of
Steamboat. Since this is a privately-owned ranch, the only others you may see are deer or elk! You
must be 16yrs or older to drive a snow machine.
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A 2-Hour Snowmobile Tour along groomed trails and open meadows and through the
mountains of Saddleback is $105/Driver, $60/Passenger, $15/child(10 years & under) riding
with parent, $70/passenger w/guide. Two tours daily at 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
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Lunch Tour which includes 3 Hours snowmobiling, + One Hour Snow Tubing + Lunch is
$160 driver, $90/passenger, $40/child(10 years and under) riding with parent. $90/passenger
w/guide. Offered Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 8:30 a.m.
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Dinner Tour which includes 90 minutes snowmobiling + One-Hour Snow Tubing + All-YouCan Eat Spaghetti Dinner is $120/driver, $70/passenger(11yrs and older), $30/child (10 years
and under) riding with parent, $80/passenger w/guide. Offered Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sundays at 4:00 p.m.
Mini Snowmobiles for ages 5-12!
Combine snow tubing with a snowmobile ride just for kids! These mini snowmobiles are just the
size for kids up to 110 lbs., who will zoom around a safe and fun track in the snow. Cost is $2/lap.
Reservations not accepted, this is an add-on activity to tubing.
Snowcat Backcountry Skiing
Ski or snowboard the gorgeous backcountry on Buffalo Pass here in Steamboat. Snowcat skiing with
expert guides is truly a once in a lifetime unique experience! Snowcat tours are arranged by ability
level and include experienced guides, shuttle service to and from your lodging, a light breakfast, and
full catered hot lunch as well as a disk of digital images of you and your friends groovin’ in the pow!
Early season/late season all day rates are $325/person. Peak season all day rates are $400/person.
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Snowshoeing
Take a day off from the slopes and shoe the ‘Boat! Experience the majestic
and tranquil back-country of the Rocky Mountains. Guided tours are
recommended.
Snowshoeing
Guided Snowshoe Tour
Discover the quiet majesty of the Colorado wilderness on a backcountry snowshoe tour in Pleasant
Valley at the base of Rabbit Ears Pass. You may even see elk or bald eagles on your trek. Or, for
panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains, shoe on snowmobile paths on Rabbit Ears Pass. A
friendly and experienced guide will bring you through pine and aspen trees and across open
meadows. Enjoy hot chocolate and cookies. Transportation included.
Weekly group tours
• Half day: $50pp for groups of 4-10
Private tours
• Half day:$170/1 person, $100/2 people, $85/3-4 people
• Full day: $180/2-8 people, $300/1 person (lunch included)
Kids under 12 are half price.
Free, Interpretive Guided Tour with Yampatika
Steamboat’s non-profit outdoor education program. Call the concierge for a schedule of Yampatika’s
interpretive guided tours.
Gourmet Snowshoe Tour at the Ski Area/Mondays
Join a friendly Ambassador for a fun and informative gourmet snowshoe trek on the ski mountain.
The tour includes a gourmet lunch and a glass of wine. Gondola pass included. Tours are at 10am.
Cost is $55/Adult(10&up) w/rental, $45 w/o rental (children under 10 yrs. not recommended). For
reservations, call the Ski Area Info.Center at 871-5191.
Beginner Tour Tuesday-Sunday : Snowshoe on the Vista Nature Trail (approx. 1-mile
roundtrip) and return for lunch at Hazie’s Restaurant in the Gondola building.
Free Beginner Tour at the Ski Area
Takes you on an easy loop at mid mountain (approx. 1 mile). Tours are daily. Gondola Pass and
snowshoes are not included. Non-Skier gondola pass is $9. Meet at the Information Center at
12:30 p.m. Call the information booth at the base of the gondola to sign up: 871-5444. Shoe rental
is available for $15 (it is advisable to reserve your snowshoes in advance).
Steamboat Ski Touring Center
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Located just a few minutes away from the ski mountain, the ski touring center provides 30
kilometers of groomed ski trails which wind through the aspens and along picturesque Fish Creek.
You may even see some Olympic trainees on the course! All ability levels are welcome. Homemade
lunches and snacks are available at the snack bar. Our complimentary shuttle is available for your
transportation. Daily equipment rentals and trail pass prices are based on early and late arrivals
(begins at 1:00pm) Snowshoe rentals; Adult-$13/$11, Children-$10/$8. Trail pass prices; adult$18/$16, Children (12 and under)-$12/$10, seniors (65 & over)-$12/$12 and a lunch and trail pass
is $22/$20. Lessons and tours are also available for groups and private parties.
Tennis
Tennis Center of Steamboat offers state-of-the-art, indoor cushioned hard courts in a year-round
dome facility. Court fees are $36/hour. Lessons, racket rentals, and drill classes are also available.
For times and more information, call our concierge or go to: www.10s.com
SNOW TUBING
At Howelsen Hill
Dec. 15, 2011 – March 31,2012
Tubing will be offered at historic Howeslen Hill, Steamboat’s original ski area, where Olympic
hopefuls still train today on the ski jumps. Ride the “Magic Carpet” up the beginner ski hill, jump
on an inner tube and careen down the hill in an exciting ride to the bottom. Then do it all over
(and over and over) again! But dress extra warm—it’s chilly at night. Howelsen Lodge offers hot
drinks and snacks too. Admission is $25/adult,$22/teen(13-17),$18/Kids(6-12),Free/5 & under
with a paid adult. Open Dec. 15-Jan. 2 EVERYDAY except Christmas Eve. After Jan. 2, the hill will
be open Tuesday,Wednesday,Friday,Saturday, with one-hour sessions at 4:30 and 5:30 with
additional sessions during peak holiday times. Children must be 3 feet tall to tube. Reservations
can be made through the Concierge desk. (Have your credit card number ready. Tickets are nonrefundable). It is advisable to book ahead as tubing sessions fill up quickly! 24 hour cancellation
policy!
“Yee-Haw” Tubing Hill at a Local Ranch
Strap on your spurs, pull down your hat and ride “Yee-haw” tubing hill! A lift pulls you up the hill
on your tube, and then you slide down at your own speed! You must be over 5 years old to ride
alone on a tube, but riding with a parent is also allowed. Warm up with hot drinks and food in the
warming lodge (not included in tubing price).
• Cost is $24 for 90 Minutes.
• Transportation: Saddleback’s van will pick up at the Transit Center on Mt. Werner Circle. If
you drive yourself to the ranch, cost is $4 per run (2-run minimum), $15 per hour, $24 for 90
min and $28 for 2 hours.
Times are: 11:30am, 2:30pm, 4:00pm, and 5:45 pm daily.
Mini Snowmobiles: For ages 5-12, Combine snow tubing with a snowmobile ride
just for kids! These mini snowmobiles are just the size for kids up to 110 lbs., who will zoom
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around a safe and fun track in the snow. Cost is $2/lap. This is an add-on activity to tubing.
Reservations required. Call our concierge for availability and reservations.
WESTERN BBQ at the top of the Gondola
Ride up the mountain at night and enjoy a western BBQ buffet dinner. Then kick up your heels to
a country western band and learn to two-step and how to do a country western line dance.
Western BBQ is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. Gondola boarding times are; 6:00,
6:30, 7:00 or 7:30 p.m. Adults are $39, Teens are $29 and Children (6-12 yrs.) are $19. Children
5 years and younger are free (Holiday rates are more, see concierge for details).
Snow Bodyboarding Airboarding:
A local Steamboat company, Boardom Bound, is offering two kinds of trips to experience this new
board sport. They can take you to play on the local spots in the city limits or backcountry. There
aren’t any trees on the runs to get in your way to enjoy the powder. A three hour session includes
the sleds, helmets, transportation and rides on the snowmobile to ferry boarders from the bottom
of the slopes to the top.
• Half day Airboarding in the Backcountry: $75 per person for 4 people; $90 per person for 3
people; $110 per person for 2 people.
• Half day of Airboarding on private land: $65 per person up to 10 people; $55 per person for
11 -20 people.
DINING OUT
Chose from over 60 restaurants from sandwiches to fine dining. Reservations are
recommended for fine dining. Dress is casual. For Sample Menus, see the
Steamboat Dining Guide (also available online at: www.steamboat-dining.com)
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More Expensive
On the Mountain:
• Café Diva: Eclectic menu w/ steak, seafood, wild game, duck & lamb & wine bar
• Saketumi: Sushi Bar and Asian Menu
• LaMontana: Tex-Mex/Southwestern
• Three Peaks Grill: steak, seafood, raw bar w/clams, shrimp, crab
Downtown:
• Cottonwood Grill: Pacific Rim & Thai cuisine
• Harwigs L’Apogee: Eclectic, w/Asian & French flair
• Riggios: Fine Italian: Pasta, Steaks, Seafood, Pizza & Wine
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Giovannis: Fine Italian: Steaks & Chops, Seafood & Wine
Ore House at the Pine Grove: steaks, seafood, wild game, salad bar
Old West Steakhouse: steaks, lamb, pork ribs, seafood
Bistro, C.V.: Rocky Mountain Bistro cuisine (eclectic) with local and organic products
Epicurean Café-Signature French Bistro Food
Moderately Priced
On the Mountain:
• Slopeside Grill: pizzas, sandwiches, grilled entrées, salads
• Tugboat Grill & Pub: burgers, wings, wraps, chicken, fish, and steak entrees
• Truffle Pig: seasonally inspired, farm to table cuisine
• Rex’s American Grill – Steak, seafood ,hamburgers
• Gondola Pub & Grill – burgers, sandwiches – indoor & limited outdoor seating.
• Snowbird Restaurant At Ptarmigan Inn- burgers, sandwiches
• Routt County Roadhouse-salads, burgers, pizza, open late
• Bombay Grill-classic Indian cuisine with vegetarian options, delicious!
Downtown:
• Cuginos: Italian: strombolis, pizza, calzones (no reservations)
• Mazzolas: Italian: pizza, calzones, spaghetti, lasagna (no reservations)
• Mahogany Ridge: burgers, steaks, sandwiches, salads (no reservations)
• Old Town Pub: steaks, pasta, seafood, burgers
• Rio Grande: Traditional Mexican (no reservations)
• Cantina: Traditional Mexican (no reservations)
• Mambo Italianos: pasta dishes in a fun atmosphere with a singing chef
• Fiesta Jalisco: Traditional Mexican
• Noodles and More: Vietnamese cuisine
• Steamboat Smokehouse: Hickory smoked meats, ribs, frosty mugs of beer, peanuts in the
shell
• The Boathouse: scrumptious appetizers, salads, sandwiches, burgers, entrees
• The Sweetwater Grill: fish and chips, mac and cheese, salads, steak, fish tacos
-FOR BREAKFAS TOn the Mountain:
• Snowbird Restaurant At Ptarmigan Inn-full breakfast
• Market on the Mountain – Muffins, breads, bagel sandwiches
• Rex’s American Grill – full breakfast, including omelets, pancakes and skillet dishes
• Seven’s: The Sheraton Hotel
Downtown:
• The Egg & I – traditional breakfast plus frittatas, skillet meals and crepes.
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• Winonas – traditional breakfast, plus fresh fruit, yogurt & granola, and their famous homemade
cinnamon buns.
• The Shack – traditional breakfast plus their renowned Veggie Hobo skillet and Huevos
Rancheros.
• Creekside Café - traditional breakfast plus their legendary eggs benedict dishes, fresh fruit,
granola, and frittatas.
• Freshies – fresh fruits, eggs, waffles, cinnamon rolls
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On the Mountain:
• Slopeside Grill – sandwiches, grilled entrees, pizza, salads
• Truffle Pig-sandwiches, salads, burgers, soups
• Chocolate Soup – gourmet sandwiches, salads, soup, pastries & cakes
• Tugboat – burgers, sandwiches, salads.
• Market on the Mountain – order @ counter: sandwiches, wraps, paninis, salads
• Gondola Pub & Grill – burgers, sandwiches – indoor & limited outdoor seating.
• Hazies (Top of Gondola) – soups, salads, grilled entrees
• Ragnars (Ski Access Only) – gourmet European cuisine
• Rex’s American Grill – Burgers, soups, salads
• Routt County Roadhouse: burgers, pizza, soups, sandwiches
Downtown:
• Creekside Café – sandwiches, salads, soups, wraps.
• Winonas – sandwiches, salads, burgers, wraps, homemade cookies and brownies.
• Old Town Pub – burgers, pasta, sandwiches, salads
• Back Country Provisions – Take out hearty and gourmet sandwiches
• Off the Beaten Path Book Store– order @ counter – paninis, sandwiches, salads
• Cantina – traditional Mexican
• Johnny B Goods – 50’s Diner with Burgers, sandwiches, homemade shakes, malts & root beer
floats.
• Chocolate Soup- gourmet sandwiches, salads, soup, pastries & cakes
• The Shack – Hamburgers, specialty hot sandwiches like Monte Cristo & Reuben.
• Freshies – Hand formed burgers, pasta, wraps, salads, soups
• The Egg and I – Sandwiches, salads, soup, plus breakfast all day
• Fiesta Jalisco – Traditional Mexican
• Noodles and More: Vietnamese cuisine
• Steamboat Smokehouse: Hickory smoked meats, ribs, frosty mugs of beer, peanuts in the shell
• Big House Burgers-burgers, sandwiches, salads
• The Sweetwater Grill: burgers, salads, pulled pork sandwich, soup
• The Boathouse : salads, soups, crab cakes, burgers, chicken
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