Steamboat Pilot & Today

The Steamboat Pilot & Today is a newspaper that caters to Routt County in Colorado. It is owned by WorldWest LLC, a family-run business located in Lawrence, Kansas. The Steamboat Pilot is a larger-format publication that comes out every Sunday, while the Steamboat Today is a free tabloid that is available on weekdays and Saturdays.

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Rocky trails: Youth Corps tackles turbulent season on public lands

6 days ago | steamboatpilot.com | Eugene Buchanan

Just like its crew members do during their trail work in the field, locally based Rocky Mountain Youth Corps is putting one foot ahead of the other as it gears up for its upcoming season providing outdoor service opportunities for area youth. And like its trail crews, this year it’s having to negotiate a few obstacles.
Steamboat Springs boys lacrosse continues defense of Gardner Field after 10-2 win

6 days ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

The Glenwood Springs boys lacrosse team was first on the board in both the first and second halves of Wednesday night’s game at Gardner Field. That was all the Demons offense could muster against Steamboat Springs goaltender Ike Alexander and the Sailors defense. Steamboat dominated Glenwood in a 10-2 victory, improving to 7-5 on the season and 5-1 in league play. Between the posts, Alexander saved five of seven Demons shots in the game.
Steamboat girls golf takes Aspen tournament victory, follows up with third in Glenwood Springs

6 days ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

The Steamboat Springs girls golf team swung their clubs well this week in impressive back-to-back tournament performances. On Tuesday, the girls traveled to Aspen for a round at Aspen Glen Club and collected the tournament win by 10 strokes. Leading the charge was Katharina Cosby whose five-birdie round put her in prime position to take the individual lead, shooting one-under on the par 73 course. Cosby was -3 on the back nine.
‘Nest cam’ livestream offers residents unique chance to witness day-to-day life of cranes

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | John Russell

It’s difficult for longtime Yampa Valley resident and self-proclaimed “craniac” Nancy Merrill to hide her excitement every April when the Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition’s nest cam livestream goes live. “We’re really excited that we’re cranking again,” said Merrill, co-founder and president of the Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition.
SSWSC sends four to U16 Alpine Nationals, Fretwell lands top-10 in giant slalom

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club sent four athletes to the U16 Alpine Junior National Championships earlier this month at Sugarloaf Mountain in Maine. Representing Steamboat were Schuyler Biglow, Molly Fretwell, Pthalo Plomteux and Soren Shepherd. Isabella Konescny qualified for the championships but did not compete.
Apex aims to make Twin Enviro trash and recycling services, pricing more consistent

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | John Russell

Many Steamboat Springs customers served by Apex Twin Enviro received a notice this month advising them about changes in trash and recycling services, along with price increases. “The pricing notice was to a specific base of customers in which Apex is increasing their recycling service from every other week to weekly services ” said Lacie Coupe, Apex Twin Enviro general manager.
Steamboat girls tennis closes regular season with dominant wins, focus shifts to regional championship

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

The Steamboat Springs girls tennis team traveled to Glenwood Springs on Friday for its final regular-season matches. The Sailors entered the day having lost just one divisional matchup all season — a 7-0 defeat to Vail Christian. Steamboat left the weekend with wins over the Glenwood Springs Demons and North Fork Miners to maintain an impressive second-place league standing in 3A Region 8. Steamboat’s first matchup of the day was with the Miners, where the Sailors cruised to a 6-1 victory.
Rams, Tigers, Sailors dominate track and field scene over the weekend

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

The Rams, Tigers and Sailors track and field teams hit the road over the weekend, collecting a number of podium places and state qualifying results. Soroco kicked off the weekend at All-City Stadium in Denver for the Thomas Jefferson Twilight meet on Friday. Senior Joanna Almeida captured a meet victory in the 100-meter hurdles race, crossing the finish line with a blazing time of 16.98 seconds.
Steamboat Resort kicks off springalicious with 43rd annual Cardboard Classic

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

Super Mario, Hulk Hogan and Moana appeared at the base area of Steamboat Resort on Saturday when the Cardboard Classic returned for its 43rd year. The annual race calls for the most daring of participants to construct a homemade cardboard craft and race down the Stampede ski run using only cardboard; glue; string; water-based paint; duct tape; masking tape; balloons and other decorations.
U.S. Freestyle Ski team wins 2025 Marc Hodler Trophy

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

For the eighth time since 2014, the U.S. Freestyle Ski team has won the Marc Hodler Trophy, an award given each season to the nation with the best cumulative results across all FIS Junior World Championships freestyle events. The 2024-25 international junior competition season came to a close Sunday with the women’s junior ski cross event in France. The American performance in France was strong enough to secure the trophy over the second-place nation, China, by seven points.