Authentic Colorado: Spring Break in Steamboat Springs

For me, horseback riding in Steamboat Springs is a given. This is prime ranching country and has been for more than 100 years.
Authentic Colorado: Spring Break in Steamboat Springs
Skiers head toward the resort base area. steve estvanik/Shutterstock
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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo.—The snow is so light that I barely hear the crunch of Tonka’s footsteps as we ride along the trail. His feet sink at least eight inches with each footstep, but my trusty horse is used to snow, so it doesn’t even faze him.
My husband and I are on a trail ride at the base of Hahns Peak just outside of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. It’s almost spring, but there is plenty of snow on the ground.
Janna Graber
Janna Graber
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Janna Graber has covered travel in more than 55 countries. She is the editor of three travel anthologies, including “A Pink Suitcase: 22 Tales of Women’s Travel,” and is the managing editor of Go World Travel Magazine.
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