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welcome
Dear Friends of One Steamboat Place,
On behalf of the entire team at Timbers Resorts, I’d like to welcome you home to One Steamboat
Place. From our helpful and ever-attentive staff, to the breathtaking views, here you’ll experience all
of the services and amenities of a five-star resort while feeling right at home.
To help you explore Steamboat to its fullest, we’ve created this guidebook, which highlights some
local activities, sites and restaurants to enjoy during your stay. If there is anything we can do to
further help you unwind and enjoy everything One Steamboat Place offers, please do not hesitate
to contact us. Your thoughts are extremely valuable as we strive to provide the ultimate slopeside
experience for your entire family.
We hope you enjoy your stay at One Steamboat Place.
Warm Regards,
David A. Burden
Founder and CEO
Timbers Resorts
201 Main Street, Suite 202
Carbondale, Colorado 81623
970.963.4626
www.timbersresorts.com
c o n ta c t
information
One Steamboat Place
2250 Après Ski Way
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
Toll Free: 866.599.4626
Local: 970.870.5100
[email protected]
Mailing Address:
One Steamboat Place
P.O. Box 774227
Steamboat Springs, CO 80477
Shipping Address:
One Steamboat Place
2250 Après Ski Way
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
Sales Gallery
One Steamboat Place
2250 Après Ski Way
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
Local: 970.870.5136
Lance Thompson
Director of Operations
[email protected]
Elliot Lawrence
Project Manager
Direct: 970.870.5125
Cell: 970.819.2151
[email protected]
Karen Goedert
Resort Manager
Direct: 970.870.5105
Cell: 970.846.6381
[email protected]
Ellie McAtee
Resort Manager
Direct: 970.870.5106
Cell: 970.846.0620
[email protected]
Shannon Eckhaus
Reservation Manager
Direct: 970.870.5103
[email protected]
Todd Allsberry
Ownership Representative
Cell: 970.846.4897
[email protected]
Kirk Brinks
Ownership Representative
Cell: 970.379.5216
[email protected]
Michael O’Donnell
Ownership Representative
Cell: 970.819.1223
[email protected]
Liz Zarlengo
Office Manager
Direct: 970.870.5137
[email protected]
steamboat
history
T
he first inhabitants of the area now known as Steamboat Springs
were the Ute Indians, nomadic people who used the Yampa Valley as their
summer hunting and fishing grounds. Drawn by the soothing hot springs,
abundant animals and ample vegetation, they returned each summer for
hundreds of years before the land was eventually settled.
French trappers arrived in the early 1800s and found great success in their trade along the Yampa River, rich with
beavers, fox and other wildlife. History credits trappers for naming Steamboat Springs by accident, when they
heard a loud noise ahead and assumed they’d found a large river with steamboat traffic. “A Steamboat, by gar!”
they yelled, only to discover that the sound they’d heard came from a natural mineral spring that became the town’s
namesake. The spring still exists, but was silenced by railroad tracks laid above it more than 100 years ago.
In 1875, James Harvey Crawford and his family became the area’s first permanent settlers. Within 10 years, the
Crawfords were joined by several other families and successfully laid out plans for the town of Steamboat Springs.
In the decades that followed, the town thrived on cattle and sheep ranching, and soon became known for its hot
springs, which attracted people from both local and distant communities.
With the advent of the railroad, people traveled from around the country to visit Steamboat Springs, and it soon
became a regular stop for cowboys and outlaws, including Butch Cassidy, Kit Carson and Jeff Bridger. And in
1914, Norwegian circus star Carl Howelsen arrived and introduced the recreational ski industry that would change
Steamboat forever.
Today, Steamboat Springs has just over 10,000 residents, and the town is a mecca for winter adventurers and
nature enthusiasts who love its four-seasons perfection. The town has become an impeccable meeting point for
Old West and New West, and remains the most colorful and authentic of America’s ski towns.
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skiing
I
n 1859, gold was discovered in the mountains west of Colorado,
leading to a population boom of pioneers seeking the good life. Working
in the mountains during winter was difficult, especially when it came to
traveling. The deep, powdery snow was difficult to walk on using the
webbed snowshoes favored by Native Americans, so they turned to an
alternative: Norwegian snowshoes, or as we call them today, skis.
The pioneers made their skis out of pine or spruce trees. Massive by today’s standards, they were 8 to 14 feet
long, ½ inch thick and 4 inches wide. The skis weighed about 25 pounds, and were accompanied by one
long pole that aided steering. Though it was difficult to steer or turn, skiing was the pioneers’ favored means of
transportation during the winter season.
Skiing morphed from transportation mode to recreational activity in 1914, when Carl Howelsen—also known as the
Flying Norseman—arrived in Steamboat. A circus star with Barnum and Bailey, Howelsen built the ski jump that still
stands on what’s now Howelsen Hill, and is credited by most as single-handedly introducing recreational skiing to
Steamboat. He organized the first Winter Carnival in town, an event still celebrated each winter with ski races, ski
jumping, chariot racing, street events, a marching band on skis and much more. Howelsen Hill Ski Area has been
used as a training site by countless Olympians, and is the oldest ski area in continuous use in Colorado.
By the 1950s, skiing was so popular that developers decided to create another ski area south of town. Jim Temple,
son of a local ranching family, and John Fetcher, a local rancher, engineered and constructed Storm Mountain,
which opened with a single lift. The mountain was renamed Mt. Werner in 1964, when Buddy Werner—an
Olympian from Steamboat—was killed in an avalanche.
Today, Mt.Werner is known as Steamboat Ski Resort which features 23 lifts, 4 terrain parks and 165 named trails,
and is widely regarded as one of America’s top ski destinations.
ranching &
rodeo
W
hile many people were seeking their fortunes in the mountains to the
west, Steamboat Springs steadily grew into the area’s premier ranching
community due to its plentiful fresh water, fertile soil and open land.
Before recreational skiing was introduced, cattle ranching was the
largest industry in town, and the beef was shipped all over the country
on the railroad. Sheep ranching was also popular, as the animals were
able to stay warm and strong during the blustery winters.
Steamboat has also had a vibrant agricultural industry with significant crops of wheat, lettuce, spinach and
potatoes. The most famous of Steamboat’s crops, however, may be strawberries. In 1911, more than 9,000 crates
of strawberries were shipped from Steamboat to locations around the country, and the area in which they grew was
christened Strawberry Park. Today, Strawberry Park is home to some of Steamboat’s finest hot springs.
In addition to animals and crops, another industry sprung up in Steamboat at the beginning of the 20th century:
rodeo. Inspired by local cowboys, Steamboat’s official rodeo grounds were built in 1909. Today the town features
events throughout the summer and a modern arena, which is much more pleasing to the spectators; back in the
early 1900s, the crowd created the rodeo ring by forming a human circle!
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Houston
o matter where you’re coming from, you’re never far from finding
yourself waist-deep in Champagne Powder at Steamboat. Just 30 minutes
from Steamboat, the Hayden Yampa Valley Airport (HDN) is quadrupling
in size and has 11 daily direct flights from around the U.S., with more
planned for the coming months. Denver International Airport (DEN) and
Eagle County Airport (EGE) are other options that allow for spectacular
drives through gorgeous Colorado scenery.
Distance to Steamboat
Hayden Yampa Valley Airport (HDN)
35 miles—30 minutes
Eagle County Airport (EGE)
98 miles—1 hour 45 minutes
Denver International Airport (DEN)
180 miles—3 hours 30 minutes
Traveling from Hayden Yampa Valley Airport
Drive east on U.S. Highway 40 for 25 miles.
Turn left at the Mt. Werner Road exit.
Merge right onto Après Ski Way.
Turn left on Village Drive.
Traveling from Denver
The drive from Denver is a leisurely journey through
some of America’s most stunning scenery. Start by
taking I-70 West to Silverthorne. From Silverthorne
take Colorado 9 to Kremmling. Then simply take U.S.
Highway 40 West from Kremmling, over Rabbit Ears
Pass to Steamboat Springs.
guest
services
Everything you need to make your stay as comfortable and hassle-free
as possible is available upon request. Should you require anything,
please contact your concierge for assistance.
Pre-Arrival Services
Simply contact your concierge to make arrangements
for any pre-arrival services you require, from renting
a car to planning activities to stocking the fridge and
pantries with whatever groceries you need.
Banks
Steamboat Springs has several banks, including
Wells Fargo, Bank of the West, First National, Alpine,
Vectra, Mountain Valley and Millennium Bank.
Contact your concierge for locations and ATM’s.
Transportation
In addition to providing a car and driver upon request,
your concierge can assist you in renting a vehicle
during your stay. One Steamboat Place offers a private
shuttle service around town, as well as a shuttle
service to and from Hayden Airport. Complimentary
bus service is also offered in Steamboat Springs.
Alpine Taxi is the local service, and can be reached by
calling 970.879.TAXI or by contacting your concierge.
Medical Services
Local medical providers are:
Check-In/Check-Out
Check-in is at 4 p.m.
Check-out is at 10 a.m.
If a later check-out is not possible, the members locker
rooms are available should you need to freshen up
after a day on the mountain.
Internet Access
One Steamboat Place offers complimentary highspeed wireless Internet access. Business services are
also available. Contact your concierge for details.
Wake-Up Calls
Each suite is equipped with alarm clocks. Should
you require, your concierge can also arrange wake-up
calls.
Laundry/Dry Cleaning
Please contact your concierge with any specific
requests for laundry, dry cleaning or tailoring. One
Steamboat Place uses Resort Dry Cleaners available at
970.879.1598.
Steamboat Medical Clinic
1475 Pine Grove Road, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.0203
Yampa Valley Medical Center
1024 Central Park Drive, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.1322
The Memorial Hospital
785 Russell Street, Craig
Phone: 970.824.9411
There are many specialized physician services in
Steamboat. Should you require specific medical
assitance or services, contact your concierge.
Lost or Forgotten Items
Contact your concierge as soon as possible if you have
lost or forgotten any personal items.
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activities
A
s an Owner at One Steamboat Place, you’ll have access to
all of the incredible activities that await. From the mountain to local
rivers to concerts, rodeos and helicopter rides, there’s something for
everyone during every season.
We’re happy to provide this guide detailing some of our favorite activities and events in and around Steamboat
throughout the year. For more information or assistance with scheduling, please contact your concierge or our
Resort Manager.
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winter
Alpine Slide
Located on historic Howelsen Hill, the Howler Alpine Slide is one of Steamboat’s most exciting summer attractions.
After riding a chairlift with great views of Steamboat, you’ll hop on a sled and wind down a 2,400-foot track that
follows the bends and curves of the natural landscape, including six 90-degree turns. Open to riders age 3 and up,
it’s a fun and exciting activity for everyone, from kids riding down with their parents to couples looking for a uniquely
romantic activity.
Howler Alpine Slide
477 Howelsen Hill, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.819.8010
ATV/Four-Wheeling
There may not be a more thrilling way to see Steamboat than on the back of an ATV or four-wheeler. Enjoy
incredible views of epic vistas and crystal-clear lakes as you tour Hahn’s Peak, the Mount Zirkel Wilderness and
other great areas offering more than 44 miles of off-road trails. Tours are available for two-hour, half-day, full-day and
overnight trips, and vehicles can accommodate single, double or triple riders. Experienced guides will ensure your
safety and help you make the most of it as you enjoy the best scenery in Colorado.
Steamboat Lake Outfitters
Phone: 970.879.4404 or 800.342.1889
www.steamboatoutfitters.com
Saddle Back Ranch
Phone: 970.879.3711
www.saddlebackranch.net
Boat Rentals
Whether you’re looking to paddle, fish, waterski or wakeboard, renting a boat is a great way to spend a warm
summer afternoon in Steamboat. Marinas at the Stagecoach Reservoir and Steamboat Lake—both about 30
minutes from Steamboat—offer pontoon, fishing boat and canoe rentals for one to eight hours. Inquire about
speedboat rentals. Offering beautiful Colorado views, both of these locations frequently have water temperatures of
70 degrees or more, making them the perfect place for the whole family to relax.
Stagecoach Marina at Stagecoach State Park, Oak Creek
Phone: 970.736.8342
Steamboat Lake Marina
Phone: 970.879.7019
www.steamboatlakemarina.com
Catamount Ranch & Club
Phone: 970.871.9229
www.catamountranchclub.com
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Botanical Gardens
The grounds and gardens at Yampa River Botanic Park complement the majestic mountains all around Steamboat.
Open dawn to dusk from spring until the first heavy snow, the park features picturesque ponds, native and nonnative plants, and a variety of birds and butterflies that are sure to delight guests of all ages. On Thursdays, come
for a morning walk and stay for a noontime concert as part of the Music on the Green series. Best of all, admission
is free for everyone.
Yampa River Botanic Park
U.S. Highway 40, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.4300
Bowling
Perfect for that rare day when you’d rather play inside than out, Snow Bowl is Steamboat’s premier bowling alley.
Along with open bowling, cosmic bowling and moonlight bowling, there are leagues during all four seasons as well
as tournaments held throughout the year. With a great food menu and the ability to host corporate and birthday
parties, Snow Bowl is everything you could ask for in a bowling alley.
Snow Bowl
2090 Snow Bowl Plaza, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.9850
www.snowbowl.net
Cattle Drive
In Steamboat, you and your family have the opportunity to truly capture the spirit of the pioneers by working cattle
on a real ranch. You’ll find out what it’s like to be a real cowboy as you ride 8,000 acres of working ranch while
enjoying this unique Western experience. Drives are available as a half-day outing appropriate for all riding levels.
Saddleback Ranch
37350 RCR 179, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.3711
www.saddlebackranch.net
Cross-Country Skiing/Skate Skiing
With over 120 km of trails at five distinctive Nordic centers, Steamboat is a dream come true for cross-country and
skate skiers. Lose yourself in the epic scenery and find your way through undisturbed forests and glades, where
you’re more likely to see deer than humans. Lessons and rentals are readily available, and you can explore on your
own or take a guided tour through some of Colorado’s most breathtaking scenery.
Steamboat Ski Touring Center
2000 Club House Drive, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.8180
www.nordicski.net
Catamount Ranch & Club
Phone: 970.879.9229
www.catamountranchclub.com
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Dog Sledding
You haven’t really experienced Steamboat until you’ve traveled it at the “speed of dog.” Mush your way through
Steamboat’s beautiful backcountry trails on a sled pulled by Alaskan or Siberian Huskies. Trips can be planned by
the hour, or you can venture out for a half- or full-day adventure, complete with a thermos of hot chocolate! This is
the perfect way to leisurely enjoy the winter wonderland.
Grizzle T Dog & Sled Works
Phone: 970.870.1782
Downhill Skiing & Snowboarding
The Steamboat Ski Area is one of the largest and best ski mountains in North America. Nestled 7,000 feet up in
the Colorado Rockies, it offers 165 trails on six peaks covering nearly 3,000 acres filled with world-class groomed
cruisers, bumps, steeps, open meadows, legendary tree skiing and Mavericks, the continent’s longest superpipe.
Whether you’re new to the slopes or a seasoned pro, Steamboat is the place for you.
Steamboat Ski Area
2305 Mt. Werner Circle, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.6111
www.steamboat.com
For lessons, contact the Steamboat Ski & Snowboard School at 800.299.5017.
Howelson Hill
845 Howelsen Hill Parkway
P.O. Box 774487, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.8499
Fishing
Fishing enthusiasts will love Steamboat’s abundant public and private waters, including the Yampa and Colorado
Rivers, Stagecoach Reservoir and Steamboat Lake. No matter what you want to catch—trout and pike are
popular—you can head out on your own or arrange an outing that includes transportation, fishing gear, flies and
a professional guide. Half-day, full-day or multi-day trips are available for individuals and groups of various sizes.
Unless fishing on private waters, a license is required and can be purchased from several places in and around town.
Bucking Rainbow Outfitters
Phone: 970.879.8747
www.buckingrainbow.com
Steamboat Fly Fisher
744 Lincoln Avenue, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.6552
www.steamboatflyfisher.com
Catamount Ranch & Club
Phone: 970.879.9229
www.catamountranchclub.com
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Golf
Steamboat has four golf courses for those looking to hit the links. Each course is open between April and October,
and they’re all designed to highlight the abundant natural wonders only Steamboat can offer. No matter your score,
you’re guaranteed a great time as you watch your ball soar through the thin mountain air.
Tom Weiskopf Championship Course*
Private, 18 holes, par 72, 7,088 yards
Catamount Ranch & Club
33400-B Catamount Drive, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.9300
www.catamountranchclub.com
*Please contact your concierge for access to this private course.
The Haymaker
Public, 18 holes, par 72, 7,308 yards
34855 US Highway 40 E., Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.870.1846
www.haymakergolf.com
Rollingstone Ranch
Public, 18 holes, par 72, 6,902 yards
2200 Village Inn Court, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.1391
www.rollingstoneranchgolf.com
Steamboat Golf Club
Public, 9 holes, par 35, 2,913 yards
26815 West U.S. Highway 40, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.4295
www.steamboatgolfclub.com
Gondola Rides
Steamboat’s eight-passenger gondola remains open throughout the summer so you can enjoy the same epic
views you’ve come to love—without the snow, of course. Take a ride up Mt. Werner then hike or bike a trail, dine at
a mountaintop restaurant, or bring a picnic lunch. Even in the summer, it can be windy, so dress accordingly, and
plan to have a great time.
Mt. Werner Gondola
2305 Mt. Werner Circle, Steamboat Springs
Call Steamboat Central Reservations: 877.237.2628
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Gondola Square Adventure Zone
Plenty of family-friendly fun awaits right at the base of the mountain at the Gondola Square Adventure Zone. Along
with an educational Nature Den, kids will love the climbing wall, Human Gyro, electric bull riding, Shoot’N’Shower
and the awesome Slingshot Trampoline Bungee Jump, which provides the kind of ‘big air’ usually reserved for only
the most adventurous downhill skiers.
Gondola Square Adventure Zone
Located at Gondola Square
Call Steamboat Central Reservations: 877.237.2628
Helicopter Tours
Get a bird’s eye view of Steamboat and the surrounding areas on a thrilling helicopter tour. Departing from
Steamboat Airport, these tours for two can be fully customized depending on what you want to see. Buzz the
treetops, scale the mountains or marvel at the beauty of rivers and lakes from thousands of feet in the air. Mount
Werner and the Mount Zirkel Wilderness have never looked better!
Zephyr Helicopter Company
Phone: 970.879.0494
www.zephyrhelicopter.com
Hiking
Steamboat offers an enormous selection of hiking trails of varying intensity on the ski area and in the surrounding
mountains, forests and grasslands. Countless incredible hikes for adventurers of all skill levels are just a short
distance from Steamboat. Highlights include the Flat Tops Wilderness Area, which is exceptionally scenic and wild;
Routt National Forest, which expands over 1.1 million acres of forest and high grasslands; and Fish Creek Trail,
which is close to town and has spectacular falls.
Local area maps, topographic charts and hiking and moutain biking books are available from your conierge. All
hiking trail and state park maps are available online at www.parks.state.co.us.
Horseback Riding & Wagon Rides
Experience Steamboat in true Western style: on horseback. Trails through aspen groves, evergreen forests,
wildflower meadows and high mountain lakes await riders of all levels, and guided trips can be arranged with local
cowboys. Or, skip the saddle and enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride along the Elk River, the perfect pre-dinner
activity. The whole family can come along, or you can tailor a romantic ride for two—the choice is totally up to you.
Saddleback RanchDels Triangle 3
37350 RCR 179, Steamboat Springs Phone: 970.879.3495
Phone: 970.879.3711www.steamboathorses.com
www.saddlebackranch.net
Sombrero Ranches
Phone: 970.879.2306
www.sombrero.com/steamboat
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Hot Air Balloon Rides
There’s no better way to see the Yampa Valley and the mountains around Steamboat than to take a hot air balloon
ride. You’ll feel free as a bird as you look out onto epic views of the mountains, forests and endless sky. If you’re
lucky enough to visit Steamboat during Rainbow Weekend (usually held in July), you can see more than 40 balloons
take to the skies. Balloon flights are offered by the hour and half-hour, and can be arranged for romantic getaways
or family trips.
Wild West Balloon Adventures
Phone: 970.879.7219
www.wildwestballooning.com
Hot Springs & Pools
Natural springs surround the Steamboat area and make for a supremely relaxing day trip throughout the year. Old
Town Hot Springs is a Steamboat institution, having operated year-round since 1935. The highlights are its three
spring-fed hot mineral pools, where you can enjoy warm natural spring water throughout the year. There’s also an
Olympic-size pool, 350-foot water slide, kiddie pool, weight room, tennis courts and other fun family activities in
the recreation center. The Strawberry Park Hot Springs, just a short shuttle ride away, offer natural springs in an
idyllic setting with massage, natural pools and the option to rent private areas overnight. Reservations are highly
recommended to enjoy the ultimate private experience.
Old Town Hot Springs
3rd Street & Lincoln Avenue, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.1828
www.sshra.org
Strawberry Park Hot Springs
44200 CR 36, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.0342
www.strawberryhotsprings.com
Sweet Pea Tours
Phone: 970.879.5820
www.sweetpeatours.com
Hunting
No matter the season, Steamboat offers outstanding opportunities for those who love the thrill of the hunt. Whether
you prefer rifle or bow, you’re in for a great treat as you head out into the wonderful wilderness of Colorado High
Country. Guides are available for fully guided and drop-camp hunts for many animals, including trophy elk, mountain
lions, black bears, antelope, deer and game birds. After a successful hunt, local meat processing plants and
taxidermy specialists will complete the package. Permits required.
Steamboat Lake Outfitters
Phone: 970.879.4404 or 800.342.1889
www.steamboatoutfitters.com
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Ice Climbing
While Steamboat’s reputation is built on the fun and adventure of heading down the mountain, now you can have
just as much fun going up. Try a spectacular ice climbing expedition as you scale a frozen waterfall. No experience
is necessary and all equipment is provided, so just dress warm, bring your camera and prepare to have a great
time. There are separate, higher climbs for seasoned climbers looking for more challenging ice terrain.
Rocky Mountain Ventures
5th Street & Lincoln Avenue, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.870.8440
www.verticalgrip.com
Ice Skating
The Howelsen Ice Arena is the only ice rink in Steamboat, and is committed to providing quality and affordable ice
skating programs in a fun and safe atmosphere. From open skating to hockey and broomball leagues, to private
lessons in all styles of skating, you’ll find it all here at the Olympic-size rink. Season passes, equipment rentals and a
repair shop are available.
Howelsen Ice Arena
285 Howelsen Parkway, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.4300
Kayaking
Head out for a day of fun and adventure in a kayak, one of the most thrilling ways to experience the mountains. The
Yampa, Elk and Upper Colorado Rivers are just a short drive away and offer rapids for all kinds of kayakers, ranging
from Class I all the way to Class V. Several of the local waters have undergone improvements for kayak enthusiasts,
and a slalom course is set up to test your skills. Lessons are available for beginners, and guides can help plan the
ultimate kayaking adventure for any level of experience.
Mountain Sports Kayak School
800 S. Lincoln Avenue, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.8794
Mini Golf
For a more casual golf outing, you can’t go wrong with Amaze’n Steamboat, home of Steamboat’s finest mini
golf. Open from spring through the end of the summer, the course is fun and exciting. For those seeking more
excitement, there are additional activities such as a giant maze, bumper cars, rock wall and bouncy house, all of
which will delight kids of all ages (and maybe their parents as well).
Amaze’n Steamboat
1255 U.S. Highway 40, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.870.8682
www.amazenmazes.com
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Mountain Biking
With 50 miles of professionally designed and maintained trails on the Steamboat Ski Mountain alone, Steamboat
is ideal for mountain bikers of all skill levels. At the mountain you can rent bikes and safety equipment then take the
gondola up to Thunderhead for an exciting ride. Different trails are suitable for riders of varying skill and experience.
In the surrounding areas, you can go for a casual ride or take a longer trip to explore local highlights such as
Coulton Creek, Rabbit Ears or Buffalo Pass.
Steamboat Mountain Bike Rentals
Call Steamboat Central Reservations®
Phone: 877.237.2628
Ski Haus
Phone: 970.879.0385
www.skihaussteamboat.com
Fleischer Sports
Phone: 970.870.0900
www.fleischersports.com
Some fun single-track rides can be found at www.routtcountyriders.org/mtntrails.shtml or
www.steamboat.com/images/mountain/maps/summer/bikeHikeTrailMapLarge.jpg
Museums
The Tread of Pioneers Museum offers an incredible glimpse into American history and the lives of Colorado
pioneers. Housed in a 1908 Victorian home with turn-of-the-century furnishings, the museum features ranching and
mining artifacts as well as displays of Native American cultural artifacts. The Western room has century-old firearms,
and tells the stories of the rodeo, local outlaws and much more. An educational treat for the whole family.
Tread of Pioneers Museum
800 Oak Street, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.2214
www.treadofpioneers.org
Steamboat Art Museum
Phone: 970.870.1755
www.steamboatartmuseum.com
Pottery
With incredible landscapes everywhere you turn, Steamboat has always been a haven for painters and
photographers. Now, The Potter’s Wheel provides a great opportunity for everyone to be an artist. With more than
70 glaze colors, you’ll have everything you need to customize an everyday item or personalize a lovely gift for
someone special. You’ll have free reign to express yourself however you want, whether that means a penguin with
polka dots or a hot-pink polar bear. Great for parties, reunions or a paint-the-town date.
The Potter’s Wheel
2780 Acre Lane, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.4944
www.potterswheelsteamboat.com
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River Rafting
The rivers around Steamboat are great for rafting trips with the whole family, and provide an exciting and memorable
way to experience the beauty of Colorado. From May to October you can view unique geological sites, old
stagecoach trails and natural wonders while rushing through the rapids. Guided trips can be scheduled for half-day,
full-day and overnight excursions on rivers of differing rapid classes along the Colorado, Yampa and Eagle Rivers.
Reservations are required.
Colorado River Guides
Phone: 800.938.7238 or 970.638.9742
www.raftcolorado.com
Bucking Rainbow Outfitters
Phone: 970.879.8747
www.buckingrainbow.com/rafting.htm
Rock Climbing
Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or advanced climber, you’ll find what you’re looking for in Steamboat.
Push your limits with top-rope, traditional and sport routes of varying difficulties, many right within the city limits. For
beginners, local half-day and full-day guided climbs offer useful instruction as you scale rock faces 25 to 450 feet
high. Advanced climbers can stop into a local sporting good shop for a written guide listing some amazing climbs.
Rocky Mountain Ventures
5th Street & Lincoln Avenue, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.870.8440
www.rmclimbing.com
Rodeo
Take your family to see real-life cowboys riding bulls and bucking broncos at the Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo
Series—the most successful weekly rodeo in the country. Performances, which take place on Friday and Saturday
nights throughout the summer, begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Romick Arena at the Howelsen Hill Park Complex. Come
early for good seats and delicious barbeque, and bring a jacket for when the sun goes down.
Romick Arena
501 Howelsen Parkway, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.1818
www.steamboatprorodeo.com
Sleigh Rides
See amazing views of the mountain, valley and forest on a leisurely horse-draw sleigh ride. You’ve never felt such
a sense of peace and wonder as you’ll enjoy gliding over the hills and through the forest. Local ranches offer
afternoon tours through the countryside and romantic dinner rides under the endless starry sky.
Saddleback Ranch Ragnars Sleigh Ride Dinner
Phone: 970.879.3711Phone: 970.879.6111
www.saddlebackranch.comwww.steamboat.com
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summer
fall
winter
Snowcat Skiing
Steamboat has some of the best powder skiing in the world, and now it’s more accessible than ever. Take a
comfortable, heated snowcat out to more than 10,000 acres of undisturbed glades and bowls, where you’ll enjoy
10 to 18 runs on the best pure powder anywhere. With three guides per snowcat and terrain for all abilities, your
adventure will be truly unforgettable.
Steamboat Powdercats
Phone: 970.879.5188
www.steamboatpowdercats.com
Snowmobiling
Glide over the snow on an exciting snowmobile tour around Steamboat. You’ve never seen the amazing winter
landscape zip by at this speed! Offered in two-hour, four-hour and full-day trips, you’ll love these backcountry tours,
which show off the incredible natural beauty of Rabbit Ears Pass, Steamboat Lake, the Upper Elk River Valley and
other local destinations.
Steamboat Snowmobile Tours
Phone: 970.879.6500 or 970.879.9073
www.steamboatsnowmobile.com
Saddleback Ranch
Phone: 970.879.3711
www.saddlebackranch.com
Snowshoeing
Easy and fun to learn no matter your age, snowshoeing is a great way to explore the beauty of Colorado High
Country. Miles of serene and scenic backcountry or maintained trails await all around Steamboat. If your legs would
let you, you’d walk forever! Rent gear from a local shop and find your own path to follow, or take a half-day, full-day
or full-moon tour.
Catamount Ranch
Phone: 970.879.9229
www.catamountranchclub.com
Steamboat Ski Area
2305 Mt. Werner Circle, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.6111
www.steamboat.com
Ski Haus
Phone: 970.879.0385
www.skihaussteamboat.com
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fall
winter
Sporting Clays and Driving Range
Those looking for an exciting afternoon activity should check out Three Quarter Circles, an independent ranch with
sporting clays and a driving range open from May through October. Bring your gun or rent one from the ranch, then
enjoy some target practice from one of 12 log shooting platforms. Or, test your new driver by hitting a bucket of
balls at the range, where instruction is available from a seasoned golfer. No matter your preference, you’re in for a
treat at this unique mountain getaway.
Three Quarter Circles
26185 U.S. Highway 40, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.846.5647
www.3qc.net
Strings in the Mountains Music Festival
A nationally recognized, award-winning music festival, Strings in the Mountains presents over 85 performances of
chamber music, jazz, rock, country, bluegrass, world rhythms and many other genres every summer. Artists include
Grammy winners and nominees, major competition winners, internationally-renowned soloists and principal players
from leading orchestras. Overlooking breathtaking vistas of Mt. Werner and the beautiful Yampa Valley, this is an
ideal venue for hearing world-class music.
Strings in the Mountains Music Festival
Phone: 970.879.5056
www.stringsinthemountains.com
Tennis
The Tennis Center is a state-of-the-art, four-season tennis facility located at the base of the mountain. Along with six
outdoor clay courts and four outdoor hard courts, it features six brand new flex-cushioned indoor hard courts. Rent
a court by the hour and feel free to check out some demo equipment or a ball machine, or sign up for lessons with
one of our tennis pros. Tennis is a lifelong sport, and you’ll always be able to enjoy it at Steamboat.
The Tennis Center at Steamboat Springs
2500 Pine Grove Road, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.8400
www.10s.com
Tubing
A leisurely float in an inner tube down the Yampa River is a fun, relaxing and scenic way to spend a summertime
afternoon. Gaze at the passing scenery or befriend a trout as you make your way downstream in the clear and
clean water. Local companies rent tubes and life preservers, and will arrange to pick you up at the float end and
shuttle you back to the store after a terrific day on the water.
Backdoor Sports
841 Yampa Street, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.6249
www.backdoorsports.com
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Tubing (continued)
One Stop Ski Shop
35 11th Street, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.4754
www.onestopskishop.net
Bucking Rainbow Outfitters
Phone: 970.879.8747
www.buckingrainbow.com/rafting.htm
Sports Authority (offers tubes for sale ranging from $20 - $40)
Phone: 970.871.4570
Winter Driving
If you’re planning to become an Owner at One Steamboat Place, you’ll want to get used to winter driving. Luckily,
Bridgestone Winter Driving School offers a full range of winter driving programs for all abilities. Introductions to rally
driving techniques, ice driving and performance concepts are available in half-day and full-day seminars.
Bridgestone Winter Driving School
1850 Ski Time Square Drive, Steamboat Springs
Phone: 970.879.6104
www.winterdrive.com
Yoga/Dance/Pilates
The Motion Stuido at One Steamboat Place offers a wide variety of classes and private sessions to get the best of
your workout time. In additon to this wounderful ammenity here at One Steamboat Place the town of Steamboat
extends the following additions:
Elevation Dance Studio
Phone: 970.871.1880
www.elevationdancestudio.com
Steamboat Pilates Yoga & Fitness
Phone: 970.879.6788
www.steamboatpilatesandfintess.com
Happy Stremsrud
Phone: 970.846.6376
Yoga Center of Steamboat
Phone: 970.870.1522
www.yogacenterofsteamboat.com
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O N E S T E A M B OAT P L A C E
Located within One Steamboat Place, is the divine restaurant, Truffle
Pig. A restaurant for all seasons, with indoor and outdoor seating and
a bar, making it the prime setting après-ski or anytime. On summer days
swing in to Market and enjoy breakfast before embarking on hikes and
bike rides, or enjoy brunch at Truffle Pig. In the fall, seasonal soups
will keep you warm after a day spent fly-fishing the local rivers. In the
winter, enjoy savory steaks, oysters and nightly flatbread specials
after conquering the mountain.
In addition to Truffle Pig and Market at One Steamboat Place, your
concierge is happy to arrange dinner reservations at local restaurants.
You can find information about dining options online at www.steamboatdining.com, or enjoy some of our favorites, listed on the following
pages.
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downtown dining
restaurants in downtown steamboat
Bistro CV
Cooking simply, honestly and innovatively using the frehest ingredients of the season.
345 Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.879.4179
Cottonwood Grill
Pacific grill cuisine in one of Steamboat’s most enjoyable riverside locations.
701 Yampa Avenue
Phone: 970.879.9229
Creekside Cafe & Grill
Known for its outdoor patio that sits right next to Soda Creek, which flows straight from the Continental Divide.
131 11th Street
Phone: 970.879.1441
Harwigs & Lapogee
Exquisite dining in a comfortable setting perfected over 27 years of experience. Thai cuisine Monday nights,
fantastic wine and martinis every night.
911 Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.879.1919
Mahogany Ridge
Steamboat’s only brewery. Offers a contemporary setting, delicious menu and several handcrafted beers.
5th Street & Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.879.3773
Sweetwater Grill
Contemporary riverside setting, great outdoor patio, delicious menu using seasonal and locally grown products.
811 Yampa Street
Phone: 970.879.9500
Sweetpea Market
Fresh, healthy, and local organic produce at a quaint riverside setting.
729 Yampa Street
Phone: 970.879.1221
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downtown dining
restaurants in downtown steamboat
Mambo Italiano
Flavorful Italian cuisine made from family Italian recipes served in a fun and lively atmosphere.
521 Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.870.0500
Old West Steak House
Fantastic food in an Old West atmosphere. You’ll enjoy great steaks and ambience while dining in barrel booths.
1104 Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.879.1441
Riggio’s
Family-style Italian dining locally owned since 1990. Incredible desserts.
1106 Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.879.9010
Tequila’s
Tequila’s Family Mexican Restaurant brings an authentic taste of Mexico to downtown Steamboat Springs.
425 Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.879.5500
Winona’s
American fare, known for great breakfasts. Open for breakfast and lunch.
617 S. Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.879.2483
Boathouse Pub
A few feet away from the river, two bars and two outdoor decks, with pub specialties.
609 Yampa Ave
Phone: 970.879.4797
Noodles and More
Asian and Sushi, Pan American cuisine, great meals at a good price open for lunch and dinner daily.
635 Lincoln Ave
Phone: 970.870.1544
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downtown dining
restaurants in downtown steamboat
Sambi
Asian/Thai and Sushi open for lunch and dinner daily.
941 Lincoln Ave
Phone: 970.870.9988
Carls Tavern
Familiar comfort food made fresh from scratch - An all American restaurant.
700 Yampa St
Phone: 970.870.9988
mountain dining
restaurants at the top or base of the mountain
Café Diva
Classic worldly cuisine, world-class wine and renowned martinis to enjoy in an intimate setting.
Reservations required.
1855 Ski Time Square
Phone: 970.871.0508
Fiesta Jalisco
Authentic Mexican made from family recipes in a welcoming atmosphere.
445 Anglers Drive
Phone: 970.871.6999
Hazies
Globally inspired new American cuisine located at the top of the gondola with valley views from every angle.
Ride the gondola up for martini night, appetizers, dinner or Sunday brunch.
At the top of Mt. Werner
Phone: 970.879.6111
La Montaña
Located on the mountain, featuring a signature Southwestern menu with over 20 different margaritas
in a classical Mexican setting.
2500 Village Drive
Phone: 970.879.5800
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mountain dining
restaurants at the top or base of the mountain
Saketumi
Sushi and Asian-influenced cuisine in a contemporary, comfortable Asian theme.
1875 Ski Time Square
Phone: 970.870.1019
Slopeside Grill
Renowned for Apres Ski and a variety of dishes from dips to steaks.
1855 Ski Time Square
Phone: 970.879.2916
The Cabin
High alpine contemporary cuisine in a distinctive mountain atmosphere.
In the Grand Hotel on the mountain
Phone: 970.871.5550
The Paramount Café
A new twist of restaurant offering breakfast, lunch and Apres ski worldwide cuisine for the discerning palate.
1855 Ski Time Square Dr.
Phone: 970.879.1170
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more steamboat favorites
restaurants all around steamboat
Ore House at the Pine Grove
A local favorite for over 35 years, located in a renovated barn. Great steaks and seafood
with an unmatched Western feel.
1465 Pine Grove Road
Phone: 970.879.1190
Rex’s American Grill
Steamboat’s newest grill, offering a casual setting, exceptional food, and attentive and friendly service.
3190 S. Lincoln Avenue
Phone: 970.870.8438
Three Peaks Grill
Contemporary steakhouse with amazing fresh seafood, great ambience and attentive service.
2165 Pine Grove Road
Phone: 970.879.3399
Freshies
Breakfast and lunch are prepared from scratch with quality ingredients, known for their quick and kind service.
595 S. Lincoln Ave.
Phone: 970.879.8099
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imbers Collection is the perfect complement to ownership,
providing a number of exclusive perks, services and benefits to enhance
the vacation experience to our destinations and beyond. At the heart
of Timbers Collection is our portfolio of intimate luxury resorts and
residence clubs. Each is as enticing as it is different, but all enjoy the
ever-gracious service and amenities that express our unique views of
paradise, perfected.
One of the unique and remarkable benefits of Timbers Collection is
privileged reciprocity, which provides Owners the opportunity to
experience the entire collection. Timbers Reciprocity Program is a
marvelous and easy way to discover the distinct amenities, breathtaking
settings and incredible details that make each of the luxurious
destinations unique.
To make travel and adventure more exciting and enjoyable for our
Owners, we’ve also gathered an incomparable host of benefits and
privileges designed to ease and enhance the vacation lifestyle.
register and find out more visit www.timberscollection.com.
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Timbers Reciprocity Program
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imbers Reciprocity Program (TRP) extends the benefits of owning
a Timbers Resorts property by offering Owners at each destination the
opportunity to experience the entire collection through a simple and
convenient trading system. As an Owner at One Steamboat Place, you
can join this simple program and discover what makes each property so
special. So, if you’re longing for a week in wine country, you can arrange
a trade to visit Castello di Casole in Tuscany or The Orchard at The
Carneros Inn in Napa Valley. Or if you would like to swap your skis for
golf clubs, you have the choice between The Rocks Luxury Residence
Club in Scottsdale, or The Links Cottages at Doonbeg in Ireland.
Every location offers an unparalleled, unforgettable experience...
making it almost unfair to choose just one to enjoy. Fortunately, as an
Owner, you won’t have to.
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the timbers club
snowmass, colorado
Timbers Resorts’ first resort and namesake property, The Timbers Club at Snowmass, is a magnificently appointed ski-in/
ski-out, private mountain residence club on the slopes of the Snowmass ski area near Aspen. It features eight buildings with
36 three-bedroom luxury residences, four town homes and an elegant clubhouse.
www.timbersclub.com
the residences at esperanza
cabo san lucas, mexico
Overlooking the Sea of Cortez in a spectacular natural setting, Esperanza boasts inspiring views from every villa. Resort
amenities include 3 seaside restaurants, lavish spa and fitness. In addition to the 53 suite hotel, the 63-villa luxury residence
club provides ownership opportunities in Baja’s most exclusive resort community with all the amenities of a five-star resort.
www.esperanzaresort.com
the rocks luxury residence club
scottsdale, arizona
Nestled in the Sonoran Desert amidst the golf mecca of Scottsdale, Arizona, The Rocks Luxury Residence Club is
a 22-acre oasis of tranquil opulence surrounded by dramatic desert scenery. The club is comprised of 40 private,
beautifully appointed three- and four-bedroom villas and a magnificent clubhouse. Owners have access to the six
local Troon Golf courses with preferred rates and tee times, concierge services, a spa, restaurants and a private chef.
www.therocksclub.com
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Castello Di Casole
Tuscany, Italy
Surrounded by groves of olives and approached through a winding passage of cypress is Castello di Casole in Tuscany,
Italy. At 4,200 acres, the castle and surrounding countryside create an estate of epic proportions. The residential
restorations and reconstructions, the Casali, are offered in whole ownership and within the residence club program. The
plans for the Castello itself are enchanting – an intimate five-star boutique hotel with dining rooms that open to terraces
and a pool, as well as a spa inspired by the region’s fragrances and natural approach to diet and exercise.
www.castellodicasole.com
The Preserve at Botany Bay
St. Thomas, USVI
The Preserve at Botany Bay is a protected 397-acre enclave at the secluded western land’s end of St. Thomas in the
U.S. Virgin Islands. It is a perfect and pristine world where an intimate and luxurious resort is being conceived. Private
estate lots, each with postcard-perfect unobstructed views. A planned five-star boutique hotel, residence club, worldclass spa and beach club. *Reciprocity coming soon.
www.preserveatbotanybay.com
The Orchard at Carneros
Napa Valley, California
Days at The Orchard at The Carneros Inn are spent blissfully meandering along footpaths from spa to pool to country
market. Here, where the Napa and Sonoma Valleys meet, the present is infused with a historic past, and life is as
sophisticated as it is unpretentious. In all, The Carneros Inn – A PlumpJack Resort includes three restaurants, a renowned
spa, fitness and motion studio, lounges, pools and 17 luxurious cottage residences.
www.theorchardatcarneros.com
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The Villas at Rancho Valencia
Rancho Santa Fe, California
The Villas at Rancho Valencia are an enclave of twelve private, hacienda-style residences nestled on 40 acres
in Rancho Santa Fe, the ideal environment for entertaining family and friends in the soothing Southern California
climate. The Villas at Rancho Valencia offer five-star services and world-class amenities from Rancho Valencia – An
Auberge Resort including a private Owners’ Clubhouse and pool, preferred access to local golf courses, a luxury
spa, world-renowned tennis program, and exquisite dining.
www.villasatranchovalencia.com
The Links Cottages at Doonbeg
County Clare, Ireland
On a sheltered corner of Ireland’s southwest coast, lies a place serenely beautiful, rich in culture, and wildly romantic.
Sheer cliffs, sun-gilded dunes, and the endless ebb and flow of the tides frame a majestic links course and Lodge. The
Links Cottages at Doonbeg offers one of the most unique, sophisticated, and luxurious lifestyle experiences in Ireland.
Here, are eight Cottages that complement simplicity with sophistication and comfort with luxury.
www.linkscottagesatDoonbeg.com
The Sebastian
Vail, Colorado
At The Sebastian, venues and amenities set the stage for what is Vail’s most entertaining private residence club. There’s
the Bloom Spa, Frost Bar, the Library when it’s time to be social, Market for nibbles, and a visionary restaurant inspired
by Napa but original to Vail. A mountain-view pool with roaring fire pits and steaming hot tubs… perfect anytime of day,
and any time of year. The Sebastian, in the heart of Vail Village, offers a lifestyle built around the idea that family is the most
important part of life — a core value to Timbers Resorts and the inspiration for providing this special setting in which to
celebrate
www.thesebastianvail.com
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Travel Partners
wnership at One Steamboat Place assures Membership in the
Timbers Collection which grants you access to the fleet of travel
partners and purveyors in the art of living well. To register and
find out more visit www.timberscollection.com.
Getting from A to B
Timbers Resorts has partnered with several travel industry leaders to offer Timbers Collection Members preferred access
to private air travel with Sentient Jet Membership, special services and rates with Hertz, doorstep-to-destination luggage
shipping service with Luggage Forward, and access to more than 600 airport lounges worldwide through Priority Pass.
These partnerships are certain to ease and expedite the travel experience so you can concentrate on what’s most
important – enjoying your vacation.
The Leisurely Lifestyle
Members can save on a number of exclusive opportunities from Timbers Resorts’ hospitality affiliates, the world’s most
highly regarded purveyors in the art of living well. Complimentary wine tastings, preferred hotel rates and upgrades, and
retail discounts are among the many highlights.
Adventuresome Travel
Whether they’re most at home along the coast, on the mountain or in the countryside, Timbers Collection Members
share an appreciation for exploration, adventure, and an active lifestyle. Our Adventuresome Travel partners offer oneof-a-kind trips, tours, and getaways that promise inspiring routes, unique cultural encounters, and endless adventure.
Safe and Secure
Timbers Collection Members will benefit from the extra assurance offered by our Safe & Secure travel partners. As leaders
in emergency response, MedjetAssist and Colorado Outdoor Recreation Search and Rescue can provide the most
important vacation service possible – peace of mind.
Wine and Refine
Expand your cellar, manage your collection, and experience the world’s greatest wines through Italian Wine Merchants, the
country’s leading specialty wine retail store. In addition to invitations to special events, Timbers Collection Members can
choose from four levels of wine club membership, and with the guidance of wine experts, create, track, and manage the
cellar of their dreams.