Steamboat Springs hotels and places to stay

     Steamboat Springs has bred more Winter Olympians than any other American city.

     There is something in its fresh air that makes Steamboat Springs the best world's place to become a great skier, like famous Olympians Patrick Deneen and Taylor Fletcher and many others.

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     The Olympian tradition in the city dates back to the 1932 Olympics when the Valley’s first Olympian, John Steele was placed at 15th position in Nordic jumping. After that a succession of champions followed with Nelson Carmichael, the first Steamboat Olympian to win bronze in moguls at the 1992 Games, Shannon Dunn-Downing became the first American woman to win in snowboarding and on.

     These Olympians say that ''the spirit to strive for greatness and the unwavering support of athletes makes Steamboat set apart from any other place in the world''. This is a culture that makes athletes struggle for global leadership. However, Steamboat is no stranger to tourists who flock there for wild adventures like waterfall hikes, fly-fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, skiing, and hot-air ballooning.

Other attractions include;

- Fish Creek Falls, pictured on the label of Coors Beer

- Strawberry Park Hot Springs, natural hot springs

- Howelsen Hill, the oldest continuous operating ski area in Colorado

- Yampa River Core Trail follows the Yampa River through downtown

     Also you can find within the city the Winter Sports Club, the oldest in the country dating back to 1914 still operating for skiing, but Nordic jumping in Colorado dates back further. After a day in mountains don't forget about mountain dining as there it is really filling, in more than 100 bars and restaurants.

     You can find these attractions only in Steamboat Springs located in The Yampa Valley occupying the area of 10.1sqmiles. This land is densely inhabited with 9,815 people who live in the city that derives its name from an existing hot spring bearing the same named and located near the city's library.

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