Steamboat CO Trail Map

Steamboat CO Trail Map

Known as one of North America’s top family resorts, Steamboat has 169 named trails and nearly 3,000 acres of skiable terrain. Approximately 14% of the trails are beginner, 42% are intermediate and 44% are advanced. The six peaks are filled with world class groomed trails and four terrain parks, including the Mavericks Superpipe, a 450-foot pipe with 18 foot walls.

Steamboat is famous worldwide for its authentic western atmosphere, genuine friendliness and Olympian tradition, Steamboat Springs has produced many Winter Olympic athletes. It’s even famous for its Champagne Powder® snow. The snow was named by a local rancher in 1950 when skiing on the area that would become the resort, he commented that it made his nose tickle like champagne. Steamboat’s unique snow averages just 6% water content compared to 15% at most other ski areas. No other ski resort has its snow trademarked!

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Map Details

• Handmade and laser engraved
• Available in Sizes: 12 x 16 and 18 x 24
• Available Colors: Black
• Materials: birch panel and latex paint
• Wall mounting hardware included
• Made to Order
• Made in Maine USA

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