Routt County Riders (RCR) has been in existence since 1991, when they formed as a loosely structured club centered on the growing population of cyclists in the Yampa Valley. Since then, community-based evolution has been part of the RCR ethos as they have developed into a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit group with a major focus on cycle-based advocacy in the Steamboat Springs … [Read more...] about RCR’s Advocacy-based Approach To Cycling
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Steamboat Comedy Podcast (Ep. 117)
In this Episode, Kyle and Matt talk about all the tumultuous events taking place in the world, especially the controversy surrounding their totally sick new robes. Topics also include conspiracy theories, credibility gained from glasses, and bringing people together. … [Read more...] about Steamboat Comedy Podcast (Ep. 117)
A Midday Musical Escape
Summers in Steamboat Springs are a magical time, filled with endless outdoor activities and a sense of community that brings everyone together. One of the standout events during this season is the Music on the Green series, held in the enchanting Yampa River Botanic Park. This series is a unique opportunity for local residents to immerse themselves in live music performed by … [Read more...] about A Midday Musical Escape
The Dog Days of Summer
Known as the dog days of summer, July boasts long, hot days with an abundance of sunshine. Originally called the dog days in reference to the timeframe following the rising of the star Sirius – also known as the “Dog Star” – these summer days were first characterized by heat, drought and a feeling of lethargy. Similar today, the term “dog days” is used to capture the hottest … [Read more...] about The Dog Days of Summer
STEAMBOAT SOUND CHECK: The Machine
Eli Campbell sits down with Tahrah Cohen and Chris Deangelis from The Machine Performs Pink Floyd, the premier Pink Floyd tribute band. With over 30 years of touring experience, The Machine has captivated audiences worldwide with their authentic renditions of Pink Floyd's iconic music. In this episode, Tahrah and Chris share the band's rich history, their journey to becoming … [Read more...] about STEAMBOAT SOUND CHECK: The Machine
Locals Inspiring Locals In The Kitchen and Garden
As the summer sun shines brightly over the Yampa Valley, Steamboat Springs comes alive with a host of vibrant events and activities this weekend. Among these, the Kitchen and Garden Tour hosted by the Strings Guild stands out as a must-attend for locals seeking a delightful and meaningful way to spend their weekend. Slated for Saturday, the tour not only offers a feast for the … [Read more...] about Locals Inspiring Locals In The Kitchen and Garden
FRESH TUNES (07-10-2024)
Steamboat Locals strives to be the place you learn about new music first! Whether it’s a new song from an artist you know, or an innovative sound from an artist you ought to know, Steamboat Locals is constantly updating our music selection each week. Here are some new songs added just this past week: “Rainbow” - Cage the Elephant Cage the Elephant's new song … [Read more...] about FRESH TUNES (07-10-2024)
A Sense of Belonging: The Cycle Effect
Steamboat Locals focus on advocacy groups continues by casting a spotlight on an instrumental organization that is working to form a coalition to help get young women on bikes! The Cycle Effect supports involvement of young women in mountain biking and identifies the Yampa Valley as the ideal location for advocacy and inclusion The Cycle Effect (TCE) is a 501(c)(3) with a … [Read more...] about A Sense of Belonging: The Cycle Effect
Why Locals Turn To Ski Haus For Bike Rentals & Demos
Residents and visitors to Steamboat Springs embrace its nomenclature as “Bike Town, USA”. The community has always been a mecca for a wide variety of outdoor sports, which is one of the reasons that so many have come to call the Yampa Valley home. A strong history with rodeo and snowsports solidified it as a destination for adventure-based recreation opportunities. … [Read more...] about Why Locals Turn To Ski Haus For Bike Rentals & Demos
How Steamboat Lake Paved the Way for Steamboat Resort
Once land used for raising cattle on the Fetcher Ranch and now a stunning recreational body of water, Steamboat Lake played a pivotal role in the development of Steamboat Ski Resort. Some even say that it first put Steamboat on the map. John Fetcher, a 1935 Harvard engineering graduate, first arrived in Northwest Colorado in 1949. A rancher with a passion for both skiing and … [Read more...] about How Steamboat Lake Paved the Way for Steamboat Resort