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After a day of outdoor adventures in the mountains, you’ll want to relax and refuel. Whether you’re craving farm-to-table fare featuring locally sourced ingredients or a juicy burger and thirst-quenching local microbrew, there's something for everyone’s taste buds in Steamboat. Check out our staff's favorites.

After a day of outdoor adventures in the mountains, you’ll want to relax and refuel. Whether you’re craving farm-to-table fare featuring locally sourced ingredients or a juicy burger and thirst-quenching local microbrew, there's something for everyone’s taste buds in Breckenridge. Check out our staff's favorites.

After a day of outdoor adventures in the mountains, you’ll want to relax and refuel. Whether you’re craving farm-to-table fare featuring locally sourced ingredients or a juicy burger and thirst-quenching local microbrew, there's something for everyone’s taste buds in the Vail Valley. Here are our staff's top picks around town.

After a day of outdoor adventures in the mountains, you’ll want to relax and refuel. Whether you’re craving farm-to-table fare featuring locally sourced ingredients or a juicy burger and thirst-quenching local microbrew, there's something for everyone’s taste buds in the Colorado mountain towns of Steamboat, Breckenridge, Beaver Creek and Vail.

There’s a seasonal rhythm to the mountains and for those of us who live in the Colorado Rockies year-round, we know that the true magic can be found in those in-between moments. From watching the rivers flow wild in the spring or listening to the haunting echoes of the elk bugling in the fall, every month holds a distinct secret.

Let’s be honest. This ski season felt more like a lukewarm cup of cocoa with some stale marshmallows floating around, than a steaming mug piled high with whipped cream and peppermint sprinkles.

Park the car and lace up your walking shoes. From Steamboat to Breckenridge to the Vail Valley, these mountain destinations were designed to be explored on foot.

More boots and bikes, fewer cars. In Breckenridge, leaving the car behind isn’t just encouraged, it’s part of the experience. Getting around is simple, whether on foot, by bike, or via the town’s complimentary trolley system.

In Steamboat Springs, you’ll find not one, but two distinct “village” experiences, each offering its own take on walkable mountain living.

In Colorado’s Vail Valley, three distinct villages offer a walkable mountain experience. From the energy of Vail Village to the vibrant base of Lionshead Village and the refined charm of Beaver Creek Village, each places world-class dining, shopping, and outdoor adventure just steps from your door.