Steamboat Springs boasts it has over 600 miles of gravel roads to explore
We love Steamboat and it is one of our favorite mountain towns and it holds a special place in our hearts as it was our first trip when we moved to Colorado in July of 2020. During that trip we went on one gravel ride and were excited to explore more of the 600 miles of champagne roads on this trip.
Please note: we had HIGH expectations of this trip and these routes. I am jazzed to write that these three (3) routes exceeded our expectations and left us wanting more. Until next time, Steamboat Gravel!
Day 1: Arrival
- Three hour (3) drive from Denver Metro Area
- Burger Dinner I Back Door Grill (recommend; great smash burgers in a cool, divey atmosphere)
- Condo hot tub decompression session
Day 2: Schoolhouse Ride
- Schoolhouse Ride I 37 miles, 2,800 ft of climbing
- Strawberry Park Natural Hot Springs (recommend; 2 hour session for $20 – cash only)
- Dinner I Besame Steamboat (highly recommend; my favorite spot in Steamboat with great tapas. We sat at the tiny bar upstairs for the first time and took in the lively atmosphere all around)
- After Dinner Treat I Fuzziwig’s I Peanut Butter Fudge + Ice Cream Cones (recommend; you cannot go wrong with a sweet treat here)



Day 3: Col d’Bison Ride
- Col d’Bison Ride I 56 miles, 4,000 ft of climbing
- Yampa Street Farmers Market
- Shopping I Ohana + Upcountry are two of our favorites!
- Burritos + Guacamole Dinner I Taco Cabo (recommend; great outdoor vibe next to the Yampa River)



Day 4: Stagecoach State Park Ride
- Stagecoach State Park Ride I 34 miles, 2,000 ft of climbing
- Pizza Dinner I Blue Sage Pizza
- After Dinner Walk I Steamboat Springs Ski Resort



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