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Steamboat Springs is situated at an elevation of 6,700 feet in northwest Colorado. It is known as Ski Town USA, boasting two ski resorts within the town. Steamboat features a historic downtown area with local businesses, restaurants, and geothermal hot springs. Additionally, the Yampa River flows right through downtown.

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

The Yampa River Core Trail is a 7.5-mile paved multi-use trail that runs through the heart of Steamboat Springs and along the Yampa River. The Core Trail ties all aspects of Steamboat together: it’s a straight shot from one side of town to the other. Walk or bike your way from park to park, stopping at the various scenic stops to enjoy the views. You’ll cruise over wooden bridges and alongside the picturesque Yampa river. The Core Trail offers excellent fishing access, as well as a place to start or end a relaxing float down the Yampa on an inner tube. As you make your way down the Core Trail, you can watch fishermen cast flies and listen to the delighted whoops of children playing in the water at the famed C Hole standing wave, located on the trail just behind the Library.

Great paved access from Sioux Trail to this overlook at the boat ramp. Staging parking area serves as a good starting point for rides around Stagecoach Reservoir

Well-chosen location to create a large reservoir with a small efficient dam. There's a good trailhead parking staging area. Smooth biking across the dam, then continuing on decent gravel to the south.

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.

One of the springs that gives this city its name — although the flow of this particular spring seems to have been disrupted by work the railroad did on nearby land.

The well-maintained dirt road, which is mostly flat and well-packed, makes a great loop with the Beall and Ridge trails.