ラート郡の天然記念物・トップ7

Sweetwater Spring has a temperature of 64°F. Sweetwater is one of a number springs that feed Lake Spring. To help dry some of the surrounding marshy land, this lake was created by making a bowl into which a number of springs bubble up and into. While you are here, look on the surface and see if you can tell how many springs flow into Lake Spring. Information and map of all the springs at https://hotspringsguide.net/steamboat-springs-hot-springs-maps-information

Nine mineral springs around Steamboat Springs have been designated as local landmarks, thanks to their cultural and historical significance in this place. This is one of those springs.

Sulphur Cave has a temperature: of 73°F. According to the sign, this is the most mysterious of the springs. Legend has it that the early Indians used this cave and its springs during rituals. Oracles in similar sites throughout the world have prophesied future events after being mesmerized by sulphur vapors. The geologic features of this cave are particularly unique, displaying the strength of the springs as they travel upward through the porous rock. There is a significant amount of bacterial/algae growth called myceum, the original life form dating back 4 billion years. No entry.

Here, you can observe the active hot springs, which is how Steamboat Springs got its name. As you ride along the bike trail, you'll come across informative signs about each hot spring. Please note that swimming is not allowed.

Rabbit Ears Pass derives its name from a rock formation visible from the pass that resembles "rabbit ears." The pass offers stunning views of the Yampa Valley and provides excellent access to Routt National Forest.

Steamboat Lake State Park comprises 2,820 acres of parkland situated west of Hahns Peak and near the community of Hahns Peak Village. It is home to Steamboat Lake, a 1,101-acre reservoir that offers excellent fishing and boating opportunities. Additionally, the park features a full-service marina and campground.

Rabbit Ears Pass derives its name from a rock formation visible from the pass that resembles "rabbit ears." The pass offers stunning views of the Yampa Valley and provides excellent access to Routt National Forest.

These falls are stunning, and the trail to this lookout is an easy warmup. Keep your wits about you, though — this is a very popular area, so you may have to weave in and out of the crowds. The farther you go up the trail the easier it'll be to keep up a run, even as the trail gets rougher.