Photographing Fish Creek Falls is no easy stroll
Light is the answer to the vast majority of photography questions, and it’s the answer to nature photography, Steamboat Springs-based photographer Rod Hanna said.
Yampa River Festival a splash hit; event resumes Sunday
They keep getting bigger and better. On Saturday, the ever-improving local kayakers had no problems eliciting loud applause from the large crowd gathered for the main events of the Yampa River Festival.
Spoke Talk: The joy of mountain biking
The freedom that comes from a mountain bike is hard to match and the diversity of emotions even harder. None of these exciting experiences would be possible but for one thing: the trail.
Historic Places Bike Tour to visit Steamboat area buildings, landmarks
Modern cruiser bikes and venerable Steamboat locations come together Saturday during the Historic Places Bike Tour.
Weather doesn’t slow Steamboat riders
Wednesday’s Rabbit Ears Time Trial an ‘only in Steamboat’ event
Any transplant to Steamboat Springs needs a good “the people here are crazy” story. Wednesday provided just such a story, and it was a gem.
Steamboat’s Amy Charity gets 2nd in Superior race
Steamboat Springs cyclist Amy Charity continued her busy and successful early season by finishing third Sunday at the Morgul Bismark road race in Superior.
BMX race series in Steamboat hits track Thursday
The Team Flying Wheels BMX Series returns to Steamboat Springs for its second year Thursday. The 10-race series, which takes place at the BMX course near the base of Howelsen Hill, features riding for nearly every age.
Steamboat's Town Challenge gears up for another season
The official start to the 2012 Town Challenge Mountain Bike Race Series isn’t for another week, but things crank up Wednesday night with a sign-up party at The Boathouse Pub.
Steamboat's Peter Hall designs new stand-up paddleboarding gear
Steamboat local Peter Hall quit his full-time job and committed himself fully to designing and building stand-up paddleboarding gear. Hala Gear isn’t even a year old and most of its first run of products is still being manufactured. So far, so good.
New Colorado hunting website launched
The Steamboat Pilot & Today and the Craig Daily Press have launched www.COHunter.com, a website designed to be the home of the Colorado Hunter magazine produced annually by the newspapers.
Region's deer herds dwindling; officials adjust hunting permits
Game managers are dropping the number of hunting licenses available while they search for answers to explain why the number of deer in western Colorado is decreasing.
Steamboat mountain bikers endure race in Cortez
A strong contingent of Steamboat Springs riders raced well Saturday in the 12 hours of Mesa Verde, an endurance mountain bike race in Cortez.
Bike swap set for Saturday in Steamboat
For those looking to upgrade, get rid of an old ride, clean out their garage of equipment or learn more about biking, the timing is right for this weekend’s eighth annual Spring Bike Fest and Bike Swap.
Beall Trail near Steamboat opens six weeks early
The popular mountain biking trail typically is closed to June 30 to protect calving elk. This year's closure has been lifted early because of warm weather.
Hot Sulphur Springs shorted at Denver history exhibit
It may seem as though an exhibit in the new History Colorado museum shuns Hot Sulphur Springs as the birthplace of ski jumping, but the museum’s director of exhibits said that’s really not the case, nor is it the museum’s intention.
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