Steamboat Just for Kids

Top 5 picnic spots:
1. Thunderhead: take a scenic gondola ride at the Steamboat Ski Area and take in the views, ride back down or hike
2. Yampa Core Trail: stroll or bike along the path and take your pick of parks or picnic tables along the Yampa River
3. Yampa River Botanic Park: spread out on the lawn surrounded by flowers, plants and trees
4. Fish Creek Falls: visit one of Steamboat Springs most popular attractions, let the kids explore the park and take a family portrait to remember it by
5. Amazin’ Maze and Miniature Golf: conveniently located behind the Steamboat Springs Visitors Center on highway 40 and Anglers Drive, Amazin’ maze has several picnic tables next to Fish Creek and after lunch, try the maze or play a round of miniature golf

Musical, Cultural & Educational Events
Strings in the Mountains Music Festival’s “Imagine that…” series for children: Late June-Mid-August
Tuesdays from July 6-August 17, Strings in the Mountains features special mid-day concerts designed for children 2-12 and early evening concerts for the whole family. A variety of artists will teach and entertain the entire family. For this season’s lineup and ticket information visit www.stringsinthemountains.com

Steamboat Springs Free Summer Concert Series: June-Labor Day weekend
Where else can the entire family enjoy a concert in the outdoors for free? In its 13th season, the Steamboat Springs free summer concert series will welcome a variety of artists to Steamboat Springs including Little Feat, bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Delbert McClinton, Sonia Dada, Galactic, South Austin Jug Band. Concerts usually begin at 5:30 in the evening. Locations TBD. For more details stay tuned to www.steamboatsummer.com

Annual Beaux Arts Festival: This festival features ongoing performance art, music, entertainers, children’s activities, workshops, plus wonderful fine art exhibits and sculptures.
www.steamboatspringsarts.com

Yampatika Field Seminars: May-September
The whole family can join Yampatika to learn more about the Natural and Cultural resources of Northwest Colorado. Youth are taught environmental ethics and regional, natural, and cultural history through a partnership with the school system. Newly developed discovery processes offer hands-on, regional activities. Join them for their ongoing programs or other special events. Visit Yampatika’s new location inside the U.S. Forest Service building on US HWY 40, just south of town.
www.yampatika.org

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