Nestled in the Routt National Forestland near Mount Zirkel, Clark, Colorado is unspoiled wilderness at its best. Fly fishermen love this area as well as camera buffs and adventurers. The town was established in 1889 and sits at a lofty elevation of 7271 feet above sea level. This small village has an authentic general store and an old western Victorian hotel.

Clark is near the internationally known winter ski resort of Steamboat Sorings on Mount Werner in the Park Range. It also contains the much smaller Howelsen ski area, located in the upper valley of the Yampa River, west of the continental divide at Rabbit Ears Pass.

Steamboat is renowned for raising more Olympic skiers than any other place in America. The nickname "Ski Town USA" is only natural. This quintessential Western town has kept its old-fashioned charm despite its fame.

Vista Verde Ranch, Steamboat Springs
A 500-acre working cattle ranch accommodates guests with nine log cabins and three deluxe rooms inside the main lodge.