First skied in Steamboat in 1971. I remember the Palma lift to the top of Storm Peak. Very few people around back then and low lift prices. This was my very first time riding a gondola. Came back for the Ski season in 1974 and 75. Bought a home in the area called Whitewood in 1986, with a great view of the ski area. Truly some of my most memorable memories and friendships that I have today. Ray Selbe, Steve Brown and Rick Minor to name a few. John Dever and I spent many a day skiing and enjoying all that Steamboat had to offer. Really miss the Tugboat saloon!
I lived in Steamboat from 2012 to 2016 and it was a great experience. I could be a kid and run around the complex of Condos with my dog, screaming as loud as I wanted to and no one would care. Best town ever. Everyone is so nice.
I have visited both summer and winter many times since the 1980s and spent a full winter season there in 1992. I think I skied over 100 days! One of the best years of my life!
That famous ski poster with the guy and gal on horseback in front of the barn was shot in the early 70's. Billy Kidd, use to ski down from the top of the gondola station at high noon. I believe there was a young man that used to paraglide down from mid Mountain to the base. He ended up crashing one day, and that was the end. I wonder if the Lighted man is still skiing?
Thanks Gary, be sure to check out our Steamboat Stories series, highlighting Jo Semotan (the woman behind the iconic Steamboat barn poster), and Billy Kidd talking about his 1'oclock run down Heavenly Days. And, to answer your question, YES. You can still catch the lighted man making his runs during Winter Carnival's night festivities each year.
I fell in love with Colorado in Steamboat, 1979. I don't live there now, and never skied, but I loooooved living there and really enjoyed your video. Thanks.
We’re tired of the town council caring more about tourism, wearing a mask 24/7, and their socialists views, that’s why we live in oak creek, and do our business, and shopping in Craig.....
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First skied in Steamboat in 1971. I remember the Palma lift to the top of Storm Peak. Very few people around back then and low lift prices. This was my very first time riding a gondola. Came back for the Ski season in 1974 and 75. Bought a home in the area called Whitewood in 1986, with a great view of the ski area. Truly some of my most memorable memories and friendships that I have today. Ray Selbe, Steve Brown and Rick Minor to name a few. John Dever and I spent many a day skiing and enjoying all that Steamboat had to offer. Really miss the Tugboat saloon!
I lived in Steamboat from 2012 to 2016 and it was a great experience. I could be a kid and run around the complex of Condos with my dog, screaming as loud as I wanted to and no one would care. Best town ever. Everyone is so nice.
I was in Steamboat for my first time for the Winter Festival this year. Great town. I loved the National Anthem before the parade 🇺🇸
I have visited both summer and winter many times since the 1980s and spent a full winter season there in 1992. I think I skied over 100 days! One of the best years of my life!
That famous ski poster with the guy and gal on horseback in front of the barn was shot in the early 70's. Billy Kidd, use to ski down from the top of the gondola station at high noon. I believe there was a young man that used to paraglide down from mid Mountain to the base. He ended up crashing one day, and that was the end. I wonder if the Lighted man is still skiing?
Thanks Gary, be sure to check out our Steamboat Stories series, highlighting Jo Semotan (the woman behind the iconic Steamboat barn poster), and Billy Kidd talking about his 1'oclock run down Heavenly Days. And, to answer your question, YES. You can still catch the lighted man making his runs during Winter Carnival's night festivities each year.
I fell in love with Colorado in Steamboat, 1979. I don't live there now, and never skied, but I loooooved living there and really enjoyed your video. Thanks.
Ooooops Hannah Marnocha is my daughter, the person commenting is Jenine Marnocha, lol Not sure why that happened.
good to see this from school with my friend loved this
Awesome video! I went to steamboat for my first time this past year in March and loved every second of it! Such an awesome experience!
i know it's quite off topic but do anybody know of a good website to watch new movies online ?
@Deshawn Vance flixportal :D
@Darius Tristen thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it !
@Deshawn Vance Happy to help :)
We came here to visit and decided to retire here. We Love Steamboat !!
Looking great.
Spectacular video and so true to our community.
i love this places too live wonderful wild life.
great story guys!
Does anyone know the name of the first female narrating this video? I think i recognize the voice but not sure thanks!
Incredible vid I think you really captured steamboat and how it is a community not just a ski town
this is where i learned to ski and snowboard
I was there in 1994.
Kiero ir a steamboat
We’re tired of the town council caring more about tourism, wearing a mask 24/7, and their socialists views, that’s why we live in oak creek, and do our business, and shopping in Craig.....
The video is badly made. I can’t see anything special for this town except a few of people talk to video cameras
The video is from long ago, more than 50 years ago and home made. 1963 to about 1972 I believe.