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Bookmark or Share- Howelsen Hill | Colorado EncyclopediaHowelsen Hill in Steamboat Springs is the oldest ski area still used in Colorado and one of the few international ski jump competition sites in the United States. Built in 1915 by skiing pioneer Carl Howelsen (1877–1955) and the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, the small ski area has served as the training ground for nearly 100 Olympic ...
- Howelsen Hill Ski Area | Steamboat Springs Winter Sports ClubHowelsen Hill is the oldest continuously operating ski area in the U.S. since 1915, and has the largest and most complete natural ski jumping complex in North America. Home to the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Howelsen Hill has been the training ground for 100 Olympians making over 179 Winter Olympic appearances.
- Howelsen Hill - Colorado Ski CountryHowelsen Hill, located in downtown Steamboat Springs, offers affordable skiing and snowboarding for all levels, cross-country skiing, and fat bike and snowshoe trails. On any given day, you can find present and future Olympians training at Howelsen Hill.
- Howelsen Hill Ski Area | Steamboat Springs, CO - Official WebsiteNorth America's Oldest Operating Ski Area & Steamboat Springs' Hometown Hill. Howelsen Hill Ski Area boasts a remarkable heritage. It is Colorado’s oldest continuously operated ski area, since 1915, and has the largest and most complete natural ski jumping complex in North America.
- Howelsen Hill Ski Area | Skiing | Steamboat Springs, COHowelsen Hill boasts a remarkable heritage. It is Colorado's oldest ski area in continuous use (opened in 1915), and has the largest and most complete natural ski jumping complex in North America. Howelsen Hill offers downhill and cross-country skiing as well as snowboarding, snowshoeing, snowbiking, and ski jumping.
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