I’ve been to Steamboat Springs many times, but this was my first time to see it covered in a palette of autumnal hues. From Rabbit Ears Pass to the Yampa River, the fall colors are spectacular in Steamboat, even if you have to dodge rain showers like I did on my leaf peeping road trip. … Continue reading
The culinary scene in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, is flourishing with comfort food, cozy cafes and elevated cuisine. On my recent trip to Steamboat, I was dreaming about two places before I got there – Aurum and Creekside Cafe. They’re not only my two favorite places in Steamboat, but two of my favs in the state. … Continue reading
Barns are an iconic symbol of the ranching lifestyle in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. One of my favorite historic barns is Mad Creek Barn. The hike is four miles round trip in the Mount Zirkel Wilderness Area north of Steamboat. The first ten minutes of the hike are a gradual incline with no shade. Make sure … Continue reading
It’s a winter wonderland….that can sting your face as the wind howls across the snow covered meadow. Sounds lovely right? It does to me! I’m talking about Rabbit Ears Pass. It’s the pass you take driving into Steamboat Springs, Colorado. In the winter, the drive over the pass can be treacherous and I always marvel … Continue reading
It’s the primo spot for a winter stay at Steamboat Resort. Sheraton Steamboat Resort Villas have recently gone through a renovation and “Wow!” is what I said when I walked into my villa on the 8th floor for a weekend stay. Who doesn’t want to stay in a villa, especially when it is soggiorno chic … Continue reading
Steamboat Ski Resort is legendary for it’s Champagne Powder. It’s a place I love to ski. From trail rides to taking a dip in hot springs, I can spend days adventuring this time of year in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. But, this blog isn’t about exploring the great winter outdoors. Oh no, it’s about food. Can’t … Continue reading
I’ve admired Fish Creek Falls several times during summer stays in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. But, I’d never see them completely iced over….until now. In summer the cold alpine water thunders over the 280-foot legendary falls that are just minutes from downtown Steamboat. In winter, it’s a world of white, ice, and quiet. It was cold … Continue reading
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