Winter Sports Club announces summer programming
April 10, 2026 - 22:43
The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club is shifting its focus from snow to sunshine with the announcement of its extensive summer programming for youth. Aimed at children aged six and over, the 2026 summer slate features a variety of engaging outdoor options.
Families can choose between immersive weeklong multi-sport camps or camps that run the entire summer season. Sessions begin in June, providing flexibility for different schedules. The programming is designed to leverage the club's expertise in outdoor athletics and the stunning natural environment of the region, promoting active lifestyles beyond the winter months.
These camps offer a valuable opportunity for local and visiting children to develop skills, build confidence, and enjoy classic summer activities under professional supervision. The club's foray into summer operations highlights its commitment to year-round community engagement and youth development through sports and outdoor recreation. Registration details and specific session dates are expected to be released in the coming months.
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