Getting to Outlaw Gravel: Travel Guide to Steamboat Springs

Getting to Steamboat Springs

Outlaw Gravel takes place in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA, in the Rocky Mountains of northwestern Colorado.

Steamboat Springs is accessible by air and road, with regional airport transfers and local public transport available.

Yampa Valley Regional Airport, near Hayden, is the closest commercial airport to Steamboat Springs, approximately 22 miles west of town.

Airport shuttle services and rental cars provide onward transport to Steamboat Springs. Flight schedules and availability vary by season.

Denver International Airport is the principal international gateway for visitors travelling to Steamboat Springs.

The airport is approximately 180 miles from Steamboat Springs, with onward travel available by rental car or scheduled/private transfer services.

Steamboat Springs is located on US Highway 40 in northwestern Colorado.

Visitors driving from Denver generally travel west along Interstate 70 before connecting to CO-9 and US-40 towards Steamboat Springs.

Mountain road conditions can change, particularly at higher elevations. Check current road conditions before travelling.

Steamboat Springs operates a free local bus service connecting downtown, residential areas and the mountain resort area.

Routes and timetables vary, so visitors should check the current schedule when planning journeys around town.

Colorado’s Bustang network provides regional public transport connections, including services linking the Denver area and Steamboat Springs.

Check current schedules and bicycle carriage arrangements before booking.

The organiser has not yet confirmed the 2027 event parking arrangements or the precise start/finish venue.

Riders should check the official event website for updated arrival instructions, parking locations and race-day access arrangements.