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In This Issue: Summer 2015

07/21/2015 ● By Grant Johnson

Adventure starts here - what to know and where to go. Expanded stories from the Steamboat Outdoors issue and summer Visitors' Guide.

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Local Knowledge: Dan Hagney

06/28/2015 ● By Christina Freeman

Q&A with Steamboat Springs local Dan Hagney

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Trevyn Newpher Named Steamboat Bike Park Manager

04/17/2014 ● By Grant Johnson

The Steamboat Bike Park has gained notoriety over the past summer and continues to evolve offering a variety of downhill trails.

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Donate to Create Single Track Trails & Win a Moots Bicycle!

04/17/2014 ● By Grant Johnson

Local bike builders, Moots, is selling raffle tickets to help Routt County Riders purchase a machine to create single track trails.

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Get a Bird's Eye View of Steamboat in Summertime

03/31/2014 ● By Grant Johnson

Fish Creek Falls, hot air balloons and downhill mountain biking as seen from a remote controlled drone.

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Imagine the Rides

06/16/2013 ● By Christina Freeman

Proposed trail network offers mountain bike thrills from beginner to expert.

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Steamboat Springs 2013 Summer Bike Events

05/10/2013 ● By Grant Johnson

The community's unbridled enthusiasm for all forms of cycling led Steamboat Springs to officially adopt the nickname Bike Town USA.

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What Are You Training For?

04/15/2012 ● By Deborah Olsen

Steamboat Springs is always moving. Look outside and you see the healthy pulse of life in mountains. It’s no wonder Routt County is one of the fittest in the country.

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Taking on the Town - Locals from tot to senior embrace Town Challenge

07/01/2011 ● By Lane Malone

At coffee shops, around water-coolers and at the grocery store on Thursdays after a Town Challenge Series Race, locals are talking about their results, their friends’ finishes, that week’s course and the next event.

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The Stone Home

12/01/2010 ● By Deborah Olsen

Tim and Alethea Stone’s home in North Routt County is the epitome of those imaginings. Tim Stone was a young architect and a bachelor when he relocated to Steamboat Springs from the Roaring Fork Valley. The Aspen market was prohibitive, but purchasing property in Steamboat was feasible and in 2003, Stone bought a lot in the woods near Steamboat Lake.

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