Haunted .. went upstairs touched a antique saddle and got a weird vibe on it as a vibe went up my…read morearm. Only let my wife know after tour. But great museum with cool stuff inside..

What a wonderful Colorado gem! This museum houses some amazing treasures that are part of Colorado…read morehistory. It was fun seeing so many wonderfully preserved relics and learning the history of this area. Cattle rustling was a big problem back in the day! This museum is well worth the drive from Steamboat and honestly, I'd recommend making a trip of it from anywhere!

We had a great time learning about local history, lots of great exhibits. Our favorite was the…read moreVictorian home. The hands on kids room was a lot of fun. A few interactive things taken out for Covid and masks required but still plenty to see.

This place so well done if you are interested in Steamboat Springs history. Definitely worth an…read morehour or more. Curator/hostess very nice and informative.

White river museum has the friendliest staff in town. Their displays really take you back in time…read moreand there's something there to interest everyone.

An absolute must-see if you're passing through Meeker. This charming small town museum was clearly…read moreconverted from a private home, and on most days, an elderly volunteer sits in the front room to welcome visitors and hand out brochures. This is not your average museum - think of it as a cross between a frontier museum and an antique shop. Things aren't arranged in esoteric displays 10 feet behind velvet ropes. There's so much to see, and it's all right in front of you, crowded and jostling for attention like antique store treasures. The highlight for me was certainly the mounted heads of a two-headed calf. The museum is not very popular, so chances are you'll have the whole place to yourself to gawk at your leisure. By far the most interesting museum I've ever been to.

Love this wonderful museum! So beautiful and wonderful memories from the past! If you are in the…read morearea you need to stop in and it will be a place you will always want to come back to over and over again!

A quaint off the path museum that has interactions and real exhibits. my family of 4 loved this…read moreplace! The buildings and memorabilia are exception and it's free! Buy something from the gift shop and donate some money!

HOURS: TUE - SAT 11AM - 6PM. CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY…read more This feels like an art gallery but certainly a spacious one. It's FREE but do cough up some money for donations. It was my impression that they do not have a permanent collection and instead have a revolving display of artists. When I stopped in, they had an exhibit showing works by American women artists. I really enjoyed the works and appreciated the focus on female artists considering the gender disparity in the art world (in regard to pay, exposure, gallery representation, etc). They also had free art magazines available in the library room in the back. The gift shop next door was small but nonetheless had a couple cute items for sale.

We went on St. Patricks day and found the entire collection was beautiful pieces dedicated to…read moreNative Americans. It's a quick and free indoor exhibit worth stopping in.

Great museum, free entry but suggested $5 donation. Well worth it. You can do a self-tour or take a…read morefree guided tour. I suggest the free guided tour, tour guide was very knowledgeable and you get entrance to many buildings, that you can just see from the outside of the self-tour. Biggest oddity: the two story outhouse. I had a great time, highly recommend.

Large museum considering this is a tiny town. A lot of neat artifacts inside the museum and a bunch…read moreof buildings to view. They offer tours of the property (we only had time to listen to the beginning of one). Please note that certain buildings can only be entered via tour. FREE entry (donations accepted). Friendly staff. The gentleman working inside the museum was really nice and eager to show us photos of nearby ghost towns. He seemed very enthusiastic about the work that he does. Great stop if you like pioneer history and/or mining history. BEST PART: The two-story outhouse. Make sure you at least walk around to see it (you don't need to be on a tour to walk around, only to enter certain buildings).

Envisioned, built, maintained, and loved by volunteers, the Yampa River Botanic Garden is well…read moreworth the visit. So serene, beautiful, peaceful and educational, if you take the time to read the various signs explaining the different types of flowers and trees in the garden. Impressive undertaking and a beautiful addition to Steamboat Springs.

What a gorgeous park. Fee-free to get in and I recommend taking a linch or snack so you can sit and…read morelinger a bit. There are several park benches to use. There is a nice pond and the gardens are meticulously planned taking you on a winding route through the park. Grab a map and you can take notes about the plants and flowers that were your favorite. Highly recommend stopping by and chilling out for a bit.

PACKED with information, this awesome little Museum is bigger than it seems when driving up to the…read morefront. Displays about all of the oil, gas, and coal mining that have went on in this isolated small Town are very interesting.... I really liked the old all iron jail. Walk from building to building and take in life from fiftyto eighty years ago!

From the owner: The Rangely Outdoor Museum preserves in historical buildings and exhibits the unique history of the…read moreRangely area. There are three distinct categories: Pre-history & Native People, Pioneer & Ranching, and Energy Development.