Steamboat
Ski Holidays

Steamboat skiing is great for...

Families

Intermediates

High altitude

Welcome to Steamboat Ski Resort

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With access to six peaks and over 11 km² of ski runs across the Rocky Mountains, there's no time for the kids to get bored in the family-friendly ski resort of Steamboat, Colorado. Drop the groms off at ski school for some plough-tastic fun while you go in search of super-dry champagne powder. Steamboat's vast gladed pistes stand out head and shoulders above other US resorts, and the jaw-dropping panoramic mountain vistas are out of this world. Ready to kick back after a big day on the mountain? Head into the century-old wild-west downtown for lively apres-ski and all-American pub grub.

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

2052m

Total Piste KM

165km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

2103-3221

Steamboat ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 165km

Beginner(Distance: 25km)

7/10

Intermediate(Distance: 95km)

9/10

Advanced(Distance: 45km)

7/10

Best time to ski in Steamboat

Steamboat's slopes open from November to April, but to catch the biggest dumps and best bluebird days, head here between January and March. Powder party! Steamboat is home to some of the best champagne snow in the US, so try to avoid the big local holidays if you don't want to queue for that super peachy powder. If you're a fan of apres-ski entertainment, Steamboat's event calendar is jam-packed throughout the winter. Highlights include the Cowboy Downhill skiing comp, Winter Carnival, and WinterWonderGrass Music Festival, to name a few.

Things to do in Steamboat

It's not all about skiing here in Steamboat. Take some time away from the slopes to explore the vast snowy backcountry on a snowmobile tour, take a spin on the outdoor ice rink, or shop til you drop along the main Plaza. The apres vibe at the foot of the slopes tends to be low-key. But if you're staying in downtown Steamboat Springs, there's plenty going on to get you in the party mood. Live music pumps out of the Steamboat Stage in the main square, and you won't go hungry with a vast choice of international restaurants, including Mexican, Italian, and All-American 50s dining. Yum!