When you get to show someone around this great mountain town, it is then that you really begin to understand how great it is to live here and be apart of the Steamboat Springs experience. This weekend my mom came for a weekend visit to Steamboat Springs, all the way from Seattle, Washington to experience this land that I cannot stop raving about. Lucky for me the weather was perfect, the activities were plentiful and I didn’t want the weekend to end. With a trip to Fish Creek Falls, a ride up the gondola, a ride on the bike trail and lots of shopping downtown it was a weekend to remember.

 

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As all of us have been experiencing the pain at the Gas pump, Steamboat In The Summertime has come up with a new idea to help everyone enjoy the beautiful weather we have been experiencing.  Starting this Sunday, the first ten callers to book a two or more night stay win a FREE $50 gas gift certificate.  With so many activities to choose from including three championship golf courses, and indoor/ outdoor tennis center, biking and hiking on mountain trails or along the Yampa River, kayaking, fly fishing and horseback riding, rafting and so much more it is easy to extend the vacation and stay even longer.  Being a resident of Steamboat Springs I definitely consider myself lucky that I live where I use to vacation!

 

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It is hard to put into words how much fun Steamboat Springs is in the summertime. As with many places, the streets become alive, there are fun events every weekend and nothing can really compare with the weather here in the Rocky Mountains. Steamboat is a real town, with real people which makes the summer months that much more enjoyable. A perfect example of a fun activity happening in town this week is tomorrow Thursday, June 19th the Steamboat Classic Car Club will be hosting its monthly car cruise through town. If you are in town, keep a look out for a group of classic cars driving around town and then parking in front of the courthouse on Lincoln Avenue to show off their vehicles. It will be a fun Thursday night, come down and enjoy!

 

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With the weather beginning to get so gorgeous it is hard to decide what to do outside.  The biking is in full force, hiking has been amazing, rafting has been exciting and fishing has been some of the best.  With so much activity this summer it is time to introduce something a little more on the relaxing side.  As the weather is getting nicer and nicer the need for some non impact activity has come at a perfect time, this Thursday begins our musical packed summer with free music at the Yampa River Botanic Park.  The summer music lineup continues on Friday, June 27th with the first of the Free Summer Concert Series: Drew Emmitt and on Saturday, June 28th starts the Strings Music Festival and much more throughout the summer. 

 

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Temperatures this weekend reach the mid 80s and it was the perfect weekend for Mother Nature to shine sunshine on Steamboat Springs. It was a great Father’s Day weekend full of events and the beginning of popular summer series too. June 13-14th (Saturday and Sunday) Steamboat Springs was Ford Mustang central. The 20th Annual Rocky Mountain Mustang Roundup was held this past weekend with events like autocross on Friday and a Show n’ Shine on Lincoln Avenue in downtown Steamboat Springs on Saturday. There were over 470 mustangs of all colors, shapes and sizes that were in attendance. The streets were lined with cars and people all day. The weather has been wonderful and the 10 day forecast show that we will have 80 degree days for the rest of the week and into next weekend.

 

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After some weekday showers, this weekends forecast is for sunny skies. With the grass so green and the skies so blue, this weekend will be full of lots of activities. With anticipation of all that we can do this weekend I think making it to the top of the list is taking a boat out on Stagecoach Reservoir for some tubing and wakeboarding action, playing nine holes of golf either Saturday or Sunday morning and a bike ride up Spring Creek Trail or on the Yampa River Core Trail. Whatever we do this weekend is going to be action packed and full of fun!

 

What are you doing in Steamboat Springs this weekend? Suggestions are always welcome!

 

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I can not believe that it is already June 5th!  To me the summer is officially beginning to start in full force.  With so many openings this week their will be an abundant of activities.  To name a few we have Green Up Clean Up, the Gondola is opening for this weekend, the Alpine Slides are officially open and the 31st Annual Hayden Cog Run will take place this weekend.  With so many options I am sure to have a great time! 

 

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The weekend was a success with the Steamboat Marathon but just around the corner is the Mustang Roundup.   Their will be so many Mustangs on Main Street it is going to be a spectacular event.  Now, don’t be confused, I am not talking about Mustang Horses but the other kind of Mustangs with Horse POWER!!  This will be the 20th Annual Rocky Mountain Mustang Roundup with more than 450 Mustangs and their owners.  Their will be a variety of activities including an autocross at the Meadows Parking lot on Friday the 13th and a show and shine on Saturday the .  This is a free event and is open to the public.  For more information call 970-879-0880 or if you are interested in judging these spectacular cars please call 970-875-7006.

 

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