Steamboat Lodging/sled rental

[sprinter]

Thinking about planning a trip to ride buff pass and RE after the first of the year. Couple of buddies are now married and would like to bring their spouse's and stay in steamboat due to the lady's joining and would give them more to do. Any suggestions on where to stay? Preferably condos or cabins. Also, there is a chance that the ladies will be riding with us for at least one day. Where can you rent sleds?

Thanks for any input.... I hate having to ask these kinds of questions...

 

[tmk50]

http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=230901

 

[nytro-r6]

Lodging

Looks like the link covers the rental aspect. How about the lodging?

Looking for a "Snowmobile Friendly" Cabin or House to rent for a couple of days around New Years?

Thanks

 

[densnwbdr]

If you dont have your heart set on riding Buff or the Ears, you can stay and ride out of Steamboat Lake Outfitters. You can rent a cabin there and they rent sleds there. Great place to take the wife because of the trail system there, and the guys can dip off into some of the deep meadows.

 

[bushy]

Might look into the Midnight Guest Ranch near Steamboat Lake. They have some nice houses with ride out access.

I don't know of any ride from your door for RE or Buff. Plenty of condo's and house in the Boat for rent though, just have to trailer a short distance.

 

[tmk50]

Might look into the Midnight Guest Ranch near Steamboat Lake. They have some nice houses with ride out access.

I don't know of any ride from your door for RE or Buff. Plenty of condo's and house in the Boat for rent though, just have to trailer a short distance.

X2 We have stayed at Midnight Ranch twice in the last three years and it is well worth the drive and $ IMO.

 

[nytro-r6]

Thanks for the info guys. Trailering is not a problem as we have been staying at the North Park Inn the past few years. Just Looking mix things up a bit.