Do Steamboat Right

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Keep Wildlife Wild

Routt County is home to a large variety of animals big and small. It’s important to know ahead of time how to act appropriately around wild animals for both their safety and yours. Learn More 

Practice Trail Etiquette

Stay on designated trails, park in proper areas, and observe street signage. 

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Ditch the Car

Trade in four wheels for two – or opt for no wheels at all. Use the 7-mile, paved Core Trail, take the free bus, or share a ride when possible. Learn More 

 

Respect our Rivers

Care for our rivers by picking up after yourself, following angling rules, and being courteous! Learn More 

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Leave No Trace

Care for Steamboat by following the 7  Leave No Trace (LNT) principles that explain how to visit our special places responsibly. Learn More 

Be Wildfire Aware

The dry climate and warm temperatures provide a perfect atmosphere for exploring, but they can also create an environment that is susceptible to fire danger. Learn how to stay proactive and safe. Learn More 

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Know Before You Go

Whether you’re going camping, soaking in the hot springs, or heading out for a backcountry adventure make sure to do your research and learn about your destination before you get there.  Learn More 

Be Kind

Keep the Western hospitality and spirit of Steamboat alive. Practice patience and show kindness to employees who are busy making your trip special. Don’t forget to smile.