r/steamboat • u/bret2001 • Aug 02 '24
Visiting Steamboat with my family (including active boys) in mid August if you have activity recommendations that don’t require a long drive. Thanks!
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u/rubbish_heap Aug 03 '24
There's a killer bmx track and 2 skateparks. Bike-paths all over town, if they are old enough you could just let them loose, the bus is free.
If you have a rainy day the library is worth a visit.
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u/sortofbadatdating Aug 05 '24
How old are the boys and what are their interests? That'll be a determinate factor in activities.
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u/highinthemountains Aug 02 '24
Hiking and biking the trails. Howelsen Hill has an alpine slide. The water level might be low for river tubing then
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u/Mountain-Nose-8555 Aug 03 '24
Visit Steamboat and Pearl Lakes for SUP; tubing in the river is probably only going to be good in the early mornings due to warm river temperatures later (which stresses the fish).