We are excited to welcome you to Steamboat this winter, but wanted to keep you informed about important changes within our lodging properties and the Steamboat Springs community that may affect your visit.

Steamboat Resort

The Steamboat Resort is committed to providing an exceptional experience to all skiers & riders while adhering to Colorado state and local Routt County authorities’ health and safety guidelines. There may be changes to the policies and procedures regarding lift-line management, restaurant & lodge capacity, ski school, shuttles and parking. For answers to all your questions regarding Steamboat's initiative for a safe (and awesome) season, watch the included video or follow this link: The Trail Forward.

Property Amenities

All property amenities are for registered guest and homeowner use only. Some property amenities may be closed due to local guidelines or the inability to distance in said areas. By entering the pools, hot tubs, fitness center or other facilities - you are doing so at your own risk. The management company and the homeowners associations are not responsible for any possible COVID-19 outcomes. Do not enter any property amenities if you have COVID-19 symptoms, have tested positive for COVID-19, or have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 in the last 14 days.

Indoor Common Areas, Elevators, Bathrooms, and Lobbies

All guests, homeowners, and employees are required to wear facial coverings when using or traveling through common areas. Please maintain social distance of 6 feet. Limit use of elevators to members of your party.

Maintenance Services

If maintenance service is required during your stay, please call our front desk to request assistance. For the safety of our guests and staff, we request that the property be vacated while services are performed. If this is not practical, we require all guests to step to another room. All employees are required to wear facial coverings while providing service, and we expect guests will do the same. Please maintain social distance of 6 feet.

Housekeeping Services

Please check with the front desk regarding policy for requests related to linen & towel replacement, emergency clean up procedures, location of the trash & recycling areas, and additional guest supplies. Our procedures are subject to change at any time based on state guidelines and CDC recommendations.

Pools and Hot Tubs

Management will not be monitoring hot tub and pool usage or capacity. All water amenities are to be used at your own risk. Pools and hot tubs are subject to closure with little or no warning based on public health guidelines. Wear a face mask over your mouth and nose except when swimming. Maintain a six-foot distance between yourself and others, except for same family members. Please limit your time in the hot tub / pool to 30 minutes so others may enjoy the facilities as well.

Shuttle Service

For properties that receive shuttle service, we anticipate winter shuttle services will be operating at reduced capacity. Colorado’s current guidelines for public transportation limit vehicle access to 50% of posted seating capacity, creation of social distancing between passengers, ventilation of the shuttle when possible, and compliance with the Colorado mask mandate when riding the shuttle. All riders and drivers will be required to wear a facemask that covers the nose and mouth when riding the shuttle. Passengers are expected to follow all guidance from the shuttle operators, as their health and safety is our mutual priority during this challenging time. Please expect longer than average wait times for both ski area loop and on-call shuttle services. Information on how to request a shuttle will be provided during the check in process. Restaurants will also have capacity restrictions this winter, and we recommend making all restaurant reservations in advance. Many local restaurants also offer carry-out options, as well as delivery services. IF YOU ARE SICK, PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RIDE THE SHUTTLE.

Properties with Shuttle Service

• Trappeurs Crossing Resort
• Elk Run Townhomes

Visit Responsibly - Six Commitments to Containment

Steamboat Springs and the broader community of Routt County has taken thoughtful steps in order to keep our residents safe and healthy. All local businesses have instituted mitigation plans and safety standards, and we ask our guests to play a role in everyone's comfort and well-being while visiting. Routt County encourages everyone to follow the Six Commitments to Containment.

Artwork by local artist Jill Bergman as part of Six Commitments Public Awareness poster art campaign.