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2017 Bike Guide M I APS & T PS | TRAIL & ROAD RIDES | FAMILY CRUISING 2017 BIKE GUIDE Bike Town USA ® special pull-out RIDE GUIDE BIKE EVENT calendar LOCAL TRAIL updates THE GUIDE TO BIKING THE ‘BOAT STEAMBOATBIKETOWN.COM 2017 BIKE GUIDE | 1 AFTER your epic day in the saddle... HAYMAKERGOLF.COM STEAMBOATALPINESLIDE.COM 970.870.1846 | 34855 U.S. HIGHWAY 40 970.819.8010 | 645 HOWELSEN PARKWAY 18-HOLE PUBLIC COURSE LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN STEAMBOAT SPRINGS LOCATED EAST OF TOWN ON HIGHWAY 40 AT THE BASE OF HOWELSEN HILL STEAMBOATSPRINGS.NET/ICE STEAMBOAT10S.COM Aquavitaspas.com | 970-879-4390 | Central Park Plaza 970.871.7033 | 285 HOWELSEN PARKWAY 970.879.8400 | 2500 PINE GROVE ROAD Showroom open Mon - Fri, 10 - 6 & Saturday 10 - 5 LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN STEAMBOAT SPRINGS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 7 DAYS A WEEK! 2 | 2017 BIKE GUIDE STEAMBOATBIKETOWN.COM NEXT TO THE RODEO GROUNDS LOCATED AT THE BASE OF MT. WERNER HAYMAKERGOLF.COM STEAMBOATALPINESLIDE.COM 970.870.1846 | 34855 U.S. HIGHWAY 40 970.819.8010 | 645 HOWELSEN PARKWAY 18-HOLE PUBLIC COURSE LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN STEAMBOAT SPRINGS LOCATED EAST OF TOWN ON HIGHWAY 40 AT THE BASE OF HOWELSEN HILL STEAMBOATSPRINGS.NET/ICE STEAMBOAT10S.COM 970.871.7033 | 285 HOWELSEN PARKWAY 970.879.8400 | 2500 PINE GROVE ROAD LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN STEAMBOAT SPRINGS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 7 DAYS A WEEK! STEAMBOATBIKETOWN.COMNEXT TO THE RODEO GROUNDS LOCATED AT THE BASE OF2017 MT. BIKE WERNERGUIDE | 3 Auto • Truck • 4X4 • Foreign • Domestics Even the best cyclist needs an auto mechanic! SUMMER TIRES! Call for appointment 970-871-1346 • Brian Small - Owner www.docsautoclinic.com • 2565 Copper Ridge Drive • Mon-Fri 8am-6pm A SEAT AT THE TABLE FOR EVERYONE! 970.879.5667 | CENTRAL PARK PLAZA | TUE -FRI 11-5:30 & SAT. 11-4 WWW.DAVIDCHASERUGSANDFURNITURE.COM 4 | 2017 BIKE GUIDE STEAMBOATBIKETOWN.COM We are here to keep you out there. ERIC VERPLOEG, M.D. | HENRY FABIAN, M.D. | ANDREAS SAUERBREY, M.D. | MICHAEL SISK, M.D. 970.879.6663 | www.orthosb.com | [email protected] 940 Central Park Drive, Suite 280, Steamboat Springs, CO | 595 Russell, Craig, CO Official Physicians of the US Ski Team and the PRCA Pro Rodeo Series 2017 BIKE GUIDE | 5 STEAMBOATBIKETOWN.COMLOCATION: Buffalo Pass, Steamboat Springs, Colorado | PHOTO: noahdavidwetzel.com Ortho_bike_2017.indd 1 2/18/17 6:22 PM Mountain View USFS Trail 1032 C a th y ’s C u t o Pete’s Wicked Trail e e P P g g l e iil e n n t aa t e e e e rr l l ’ T ’ s s l e a W nn h ii i C hh c ss k k nn e a e u d S T P T r r a m a i r i l l o o t t S S Mountain View 6 |2017 BIKE GUIDE USFS Trail 1032 ne Traiil Sunshin Chisholm Trail is a mountain service road. 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For more information visit steamboat.com/bike HOURS & INFORMATION Gondola – Opens June 30, 2017 Guest Services Restaurants – Reservations: 970.871.5150* Bike Rentals Daily: 10am - 4pm • Sunday: 9:30am - 4pm Info Center and Lost & Found *Korbel® Sunday Brunch Steamboat Bike Shop is in the Sheraton Thurs & Fri: Open until 7pm through 8/27 Daily: 9am - 4pm on the Mountain: 9:30am - 2pm Daily: 9am - 5pm Fri-Sun: 10am - 4pm • September 8 - 24 Thurs & Fri: Open until 7pm through 8/24 *Hazie’s Dinner: Thur - Sat: 6pm - 8:30pm Thursdays & Fridays: Open until 7:30pm Bike Park Hours Coca Cola Adventure Zone Bear River BBQ: Daily: 11am - 7pm This map may change, maps and Daily: 10am - 4pm Activities Operate Oasis Sundeck: 11am - 4pm Thurs & Fri: Open until 7pm through 8/24 Saturday - Tuesday: 10am - 5pm Gondola Joe’s: 8am, breakfast and lunch updated information are available Ticket Sales – in One Steamboat Place Thursday & Friday: 10am - 7pm Sunset Happy Hour: July 6 - Aug 24 at the Gondola Base Area. and Steamboat Ski & Sport, Daily: 9am - 4pm Most Thursdays & Sundays, upload 5 - 8pm BIKE PARK SPONSORS STEAMBOAT.COM/BIKE STEAMBOATBIKEPARK Mountain View USFS Trail 1032 C a th y ’s C u t o Pete’s Wicked Trail e e P P g g l e iil e n n t aa t e e e e rr l l ’ T ’ s s l e a W nn h ii i C hh c ss k k nn e a e u d S T P T r r a m a i r i l l o o t t S S STEAMBOATBIKEPARKMountain View USFS Trail 1032 ine Traiil STEAMBOAT.COM/BIKE Sunshin Chisholm Trail is a mountain service road. 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