Amber & Trevor
Things To Do
Sk8 Church
This is not only the place Trev and I both work, it's also the place we call home. Please stop in and check it out while you're here. It'll be open from 2-6 Monday-Friday and 6-10 Friday night!
Noodles & More Saigon Cafe
This is our favorite restaurant in town! We recommend the pork spring rolls, pho, and thai iced tea.
Tap House Sports Bar & Grill
If you know Trevor and I, you know we love hot wings. Tap House has the best wings in town! Our favorites are the Super Duper hot wings and the cajun dry rub. Tuesday night is wing night!
Big Iron Coffee Co.
Big Iron is our favorite local coffee spot. Trev and I are usually always on the go, but we love to try and sip our coffees at Big Iron for as long as possible. The atmosphere inside is very cool and totally our style, and the coffee is delicious. Amber's order: vanilla latte // Trevor's order: Americano
A little something about Steamboat Springs, CO
With the perfect balance of picturesque mountains and sprawling river valleys, Steamboat Springs is a fun and authentically Colorado destination. From hot springs to hiking, biking and boating, Steamboat is so much more than just a winter wonderland. Founded in 1900, Steamboat Springs is a thriving, authentic city with its roots deeply planted in the American West. At 6,700’ in the Rocky Mountains, this northwest Colorado community is home to abundant year-round recreation, a historic downtown, a vibrant business sector, active arts and culture, unique special events, celebrated natural mineral springs, outstanding educational opportunities, and an 80-year Olympian tradition. All with the free-flowing Yampa River running right through the heart of it all. The City of Steamboat Springs welcomes you with warm hearts, generations of history and heritage, along with a genuine tradition that honors the past while focusing on its future.
Fish Creek Falls
At just a quarter-mile long, the gravel trail to the base of Fish Creek Falls is one of the most popular hikes in the Yampa Valley. For those in wheelchairs or strollers, take a paved half-mile path from the trailhead to the falls overlook, easily accessible for the whole family. Either way, the iconic 280-foot waterfall is a must-see destination during your Steamboat visit. Parking is $5 per vehicle. Open 6:00am to 10:00pm daily.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo - Friday, June 21
RODEO IS A Steamboat TRADITION The rodeo was a part of Steamboat Springs’ culture even before the town was incorporated over 100 years ago, and it’s a tradition that is alive and well today....mentions of competitive rodeo events in the local newspaper, the Steamboat Pilot, date back to at least 1898. Today Steamboat’s rodeo arena hosts rodeo legends, hall-of-famers, world champions, circuit champions and season champions, as well as raw rookies. The rodeo is still an important part of summer in Steamboat Springs. Every Friday and Saturday evening Steamboat holds PRCA-sanctioned competitions during the Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series. “Steamboat was a ranching town before it was anything else,” said John Shipley of the Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series. "...it reminds us of our heritage in Northwest Colorado. It helps us keep our noses on our faces and not up in the air and our boots planted firmly on the ground.”
Old Town Hot Springs
Located in town, Old Town Hot Springs offers hot springs-fed pools, two waterslides, a climbing wall, and a fitness center. In the summer, the addition of a party deck, cabana rentals, and the Wibit, an inflatable obstacle course, make this a great place to spend the day. The swimming and soaking pools of Old Town Hot Springs served as a gathering and bathing place for the Ute Indians who first settled in the area. In the late 1800s, it was a social spot for the early homesteaders. Today, the family-friendly facility is the place for recreation and rejuvenation for visitors and locals alike. Kids will love the waterslides and rock-climbing wall. A kiddie pool, lap pool, fitness center and adults-only spring make this the perfect family destination.
Mt. Werner Base Area & Gondola Ride
View of the Yampa Valley via an eight-passenger gondola car. The gondola will take you to the mountain mid-point where you can hike, bike, or simply enjoy lunch while taking in the spectacular panoramic views. Whether it's wildflowers in the summer, or the changing aspen leaves during the fall, this is a memorable way to experience Steamboat. The base of Steamboat Ski Resort is transformed in the warm and sunny summer months into a natural playground filled with fun and entertainment. From scenic gondola rides to more than 50 miles of trails prime for hiking and both cross country and downhill mountain biking, there’s no shortage of opportunities to explore Mount Werner.
Steamboat Springs Transit
Free Bus System operated by Steamboat Springs Transit (SST). Hop aboard and leave the driving to us. Thanks for riding the free bus! SST moves more than one million riders a year and operates one of the most efficient rural transportation systems in the state.
Stagecoach State Park
This is the location for our Friday gathering and the Wedding Ceremony. Stagecoach State Park sets the stage for great recreation in the lush Yampa Valley by Steamboat Springs. Vistas and views are backdrops to the 820-acre reservoir.