Howelsen Hill Ski Area, Ski jumping hill and ski resort in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, US.
Howelsen Hill is a ski area and jumping facility in Steamboat Springs with slopes for all skill levels and Nordic skiing options. The site features one of North America's largest natural jumping hills built specifically for competitive and training events.
The site was founded in 1905 and remains North America's oldest continuously operating ski area. It received its current name in 1917 after being known originally as Elk Park.
The hill is deeply connected to Steamboat Springs' winter sports culture, where local athletes train year-round on jumping facilities. Visitors can watch training sessions and see how the sport shapes community identity here.
The site offers affordable lift access and free parking directly at the base, making it easy to arrive and start your day. Evening skiing is available on select days, and the slopes are organized well for both beginners and experienced skiers.
The jumping hill here is one of the largest natural facilities of its kind in the western hemisphere. Many Olympic medal winners learned to jump here before becoming internationally known competitors.
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