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Do Steamboat Springs Right
Wide-open spaces, endless outdoor adventure, and a deep-rooted western heritage make Steamboat Springs an ideal place to live and visit. We love sharing the beauty of our valley with visitors, and hope you’ll join us in protecting its natural environment and charm so it can be enjoyed for years to come. Here’s some of our favorite ways that together, we can protect this special place!
Practice Trail Etiquette
Stay on designated trails, park in proper areas, and observe street signage.
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.
Respect Our Rivers
Care for our rivers by picking up after yourself, following angling rules, and being courteous!
Leave No Trace
Care for Steamboat by following the 7 LNT principles that explain how to visit our special places responsibly.
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.
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.
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.
The Care for Colorado program is made up of a coalition of partners across the state that share important messaging about preserving and protecting our state’s natural resources. Steamboat Springs proudly promotes the sustainable goals of the state!
The Care for Colorado program promotes seven principles for sustainability through carefully crafted messaging. The seven Care for Colorado principles are:
Know Before You Go
Stick To Trails
Leave It As You Find It
Trash the Trash
Be Careful With Fire
Keep Wildlife Wild
Share Our Parks & Trails
