lodging rabbit ears pass

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Looking to lodging suggestins for 7 guys for rabbit ears pass area. Would like to take off from cabin.
Appreciate any help

 

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How far is rabbit ears. From steamboat?

 

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Juggs said:

How far is rabbit ears. From steamboat?

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20 minutes.

 

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How far is rabbit ears. From steamboat?

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Its about 20 miles. Google Dumont Lake Campground, Colorado. The Parking lot is just south of that on HWY 40.

 

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is rabbit ears a town or do you have to stay in steamboat and trailer

 

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You could also stay in Kremmling and trailer up everyday.

 

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There is not really anywhere to stay at the ears...it is a mountain pass, and a riding area, not a town. Closest towns are Steamboat Springs (25-30 minutes) Kremmling (35-40 minutes) and Walden (40 minutes) I stay in Walden, at North Park Inn and Suites. Dave the owner, is a rider and good guy. Rates are fair, good gas right next door, and 2 good restaurants in town. Steamboat has many hotels, cabins, condos, etc.... closer, but more expensive....more night life and food choices. Kremmling has motel or two and a few food choices. Hope this helps.

 

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thanks Yooper 8 , it helps out quite a bit. do i have to trailer from these area every day or can i get a lodge and ride from there ? is there a parking area at the pass? thanks again

 

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U gotta trailer everyday tmk

 

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Could go to Hahn's peak a little farther north. And ride from the lodge no trailering.

 

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• Feb 24, 2015

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You will have to trailer in to ride at Rabbit Ears. A few parking spots right on the highway. You will see plenty of others in the lots. I have stayed in both Kremmling (south) and Steamboat Springs (north).

Stayed at the Allington Inn in Kremmling. Nice hotel and welcoming to snowmobilers, $79/night I believe. Small town with grocery store and gas. A few places to eat but limited selection. One bar within walking distance of the Allington. Alpine Motor Sports in next door, Cat and Polaris dealership.

Stayed at the Steamboat Hotel in Steamboat Springs. Nice hotel close to downtown food/bars/gas/everything else. $89/night. Steamboat is a big ski town with plenty of things to do. Dealerships there as well, Ski Doo for sure (haven't checked for other brands). A little closer of a drive than Kremmling.

Those are the only places I have stayed, hope it helps.