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Steamboat Springs Chamber - Annual Events
Annual Winter Carnival
Rated Top 10 Winter Carnival in the World by National Geographic
Highlights of the 96th Event from Good Morning America's "Weekend Window".
This annual celebration includes a variety of events that embrace our western heritage and highlight Steamboat's tradition of winter sports. The festivities include such events as: Ski Jumping competitions, Snowboarding Jam Session, Soda Pop Slalom, Tubing Party, Diamond Hitch Parade which includes the High School band on skis, Street Events on Lincoln Avenue, and Night Extravaganza at Howelsen Hill with a brilliant fireworks display and the famous Lighted Man.
Annual Hot Air Balloon Rodeo & Annual Art in the Park
The Hot Air Balloon Rodeo and Art in the Park offer artistry and color both on canvases and in the air making them a staple of Steamboat Springs, Colorado in the summertime.
Steamboat Wine Festival
Experience more than 100 food artisans, wineries, breweries, distilleries, epicurean purveyors, and locally-made products at this ultimate food and wine experience.
Annual Cowboys' Roundup Days: July 4th
For over 100 years Steamboat Springs, Colorado has celebrated Independence Day in true western fashion. This is a special holiday and Steamboat does it right with a hometown parade which ends in a big dance party in the street.
Onthesnow.com Overview of Steamboat Springs:
Steamboat tops out at 10,568 feet, which is relatively low for Colorado (where treeline averages 11,500 feet), so spruces and aspens define Steamboat’s terrain and make it a powder-snob’s paradise: The tree cover keeps snow pillowy by sheltering it from sun and wind. Plus, most pitches aren’t too steep—25 degrees is typical—so even intermediates enjoy these glades. Powder days are frequent and deep, thanks to 349 inches of annual snowfall. And lift lines are rare. Steamboat’s set-apart location in northwest Colorado (three hours from Denver by car) keeps crowds at bay and preserves the town’s authentic ranching character: Local beef still appears on restaurant menus.