I live in La but went to Steamboat Springs to get married when I was 18yrs old. We have talked about moving there but we never have. Maybe we will in the next few years. I am now 54yrs old and still in love with the same one!!!
Wow, I loved the place when I visited when I was young in the Army in Co Springs. I loved it and have never forgot it. I'm looking for a place to move to live out my life in a few years where it's beautiful. Great place! Thanks for the video.
Me and my parents plan to live there however I’m native San Diagan I am adult on the autism spectrim mild case of aspergers my question would be how much toleration is there I don’t make scenes in supermarkets but I am slow translating money when I’m not fast enough . in a parking lot if I don’t walk fast enough would scar honk and touch the back of my legs
Rebekah, thank you for your question. I don't have direct experience but I can say that the pace is slower here and we are community of pretty nice people for the most part so I wouldn't anticipate issues as the vast majority of people should be patient and accommodating for you.
Thanks for posting this. For real Heaven on earth. I first skied there in 1982. I was in the Air Force stationed in Cheyenne. After that first weekend all my military pay went to skiing there every weekend I could. It's like the aloha spirit Colorado mountain style. Unpretentious, super friendly folks. I've been all over the world now and hope to retire there.
+Cornelius Maximillianus We all make a tradeoff to be here. It is more expensive but the return in community and lifestyle is worth it if you are passionate about living in a small mtn town. Those that are are much happier here. It's cheap to live in a city but you spend a lot more shopping and on entertainment. Housing costs are high here but many of the best things to do are inexpensive or if they do cost more you can focus some and have some amazing experiences in the time you would be commuting elsewhere.
Jon Wade in Steamboat I have decided to move to Colorado because I'm an avid cyclist and Colorado is a giant playground. I'm from Connecticut and I am doing some home work to decide which town I wanna settle down, thank you for your insight. I don't think I wanna live in Denver even though housing can be cheaper in some areas. I would like a small town between mountains. Steamboat Springs always sounded exotic for me from the videos I have seen.
+Cornelius Maximillianus Let me know if you want to talk. I get a fair number of people that said they moved to Denver or Boulder thinking they were moving to the mountains but it is still too far to do the things they moved here for with the traffic etc. Denver and Boulder are great but there is nothing like a small mountain town for access and ease of doing what you love multiple days a week. My number is 970-819-6930
hey friend, how did it go for you?? im attending cmc this semester moving from jersey! is it semi affordable for younger students working minimum wage?? I saw you comment on another video so i figured i would ask!
As a former visitor to the area, I would say yes! It's a well kept community and classy. The people are amazing, not snobbish in nature; which makes vacationing there pleasant!
My grandparents live in Steamboat and we visit them every year. I love it so much!!
Oh cool. I’ll be living and working there for the winter season. Can’t wait!
I live in La but went to Steamboat Springs to get married when I was 18yrs old. We have talked about moving there but we never have. Maybe we will in the next few years. I am now 54yrs old and still in love with the same one!!!
Thank you Greg! I am glad you liked it!
The drive down from Rabbit Ears is amazing. Pretty little town.
I lived in steam boat for three days in a bread and breakfast cabin and it had an xbox, pool table, three floors, and amazing views
Beautiful Scenery I love Colorado beauty.
I am moving to steamboat later this year for school and i 'm super excited
The place is so beautiful.
I watched this because my aunt lives here and I’m visiting her for the summer so thanks 👍🏼
Wow, I loved the place when I visited when I was young in the Army in Co Springs. I loved it and have never forgot it. I'm looking for a place to move to live out my life in a few years where it's beautiful. Great place! Thanks for the video.
I shared this great video
I live in steamboat it is AMAZING
I wish I could afford it.
What’s the job market like? Do they have real jobs or is it all tourism stuff?
Great video and amazing place to vacation or live! First vacation out of state this Aug in Steamboat. Absolutely gorgeous
Thank you Kevin! There is even more that we could have included. I just filmed a few short clips. Most of this was done by a friend of mine for us.
I did it!
ive been to visit and im viisiting again in 2016 so prety
Anyone know where that barn is in the video?
"Once you are really a local there is even more going on than you even knew visiting as a tourist" Jessica S, who moved to #Steamboat 3 years ago.
Me and my parents plan to live there however I’m native San Diagan I am adult on the autism spectrim mild case of aspergers my question would be how much toleration is there I don’t make scenes in supermarkets but I am slow translating money when I’m not fast enough . in a parking lot if I don’t walk fast enough would scar honk and touch the back of my legs
Rebekah, thank you for your question. I don't have direct experience but I can say that the pace is slower here and we are community of pretty nice people for the most part so I wouldn't anticipate issues as the vast majority of people should be patient and accommodating for you.
Thanks for posting this. For real Heaven on earth. I first skied there in 1982. I was in the Air Force stationed in Cheyenne. After that first weekend all my military pay went to skiing there every weekend I could. It's like the aloha spirit Colorado mountain style. Unpretentious, super friendly folks. I've been all over the world now and hope to retire there.
I'm glad that you enjoyed the video John. Just let me know if you ever have any questions. my cell is 970-819-6930
Its so perfect
Do you have to be rich to live here?
+Cornelius Maximillianus We all make a tradeoff to be here. It is more expensive but the return in community and lifestyle is worth it if you are passionate about living in a small mtn town. Those that are are much happier here. It's cheap to live in a city but you spend a lot more shopping and on entertainment. Housing costs are high here but many of the best things to do are inexpensive or if they do cost more you can focus some and have some amazing experiences in the time you would be commuting elsewhere.
Jon Wade in Steamboat I have decided to move to Colorado because I'm an avid cyclist and Colorado is a giant playground. I'm from Connecticut and I am doing some home work to decide which town I wanna settle down, thank you for your insight. I don't think I wanna live in Denver even though housing can be cheaper in some areas. I would like a small town between mountains. Steamboat Springs always sounded exotic for me from the videos I have seen.
+Cornelius Maximillianus Let me know if you want to talk. I get a fair number of people that said they moved to Denver or Boulder thinking they were moving to the mountains but it is still too far to do the things they moved here for with the traffic etc. Denver and Boulder are great but there is nothing like a small mountain town for access and ease of doing what you love multiple days a week. My number is 970-819-6930
hey friend, how did it go for you?? im attending cmc this semester moving from jersey! is it semi affordable for younger students working minimum wage?? I saw you comment on another video so i figured i would ask!
As a former visitor to the area, I would say yes! It's a well kept community and classy. The people are amazing, not snobbish in nature; which makes vacationing there pleasant!
My friend DrewTube news goes skiing here
Is there many black or brown ppl there?
Steamboat isn't as diverse as many places but is very accepting in my experience including several friends that are happy here.
Jon - thanks for your reply!