We’re proud to be the only locally owned bank in the Yampa Valley. Yampa Valley Bank operates with a community-first standpoint right down to its foundations. Our team members at all levels, from board members to tellers, serve over 40 local non-profits and we happily provide financial support to a number of organizations within both Routt and Moffat County. Yampa Valley Bank is grateful for the opportunity to power our communities by enabling our customers to succeed. Genuine Hometown Banking is more than just a tagline. It’s truly who we are.

At our core, we want to inspire you to get outside and find the same appreciation for the backcountry we have. In 2001, Big Agnes started without a real plan, but with a mission: Make the best gear possible to help folks like you get outside and chase your dreams. Respected industry vets told us we were crazy, and the camping market was “too saturated”. Still, we were driven to make better gear and be apart of some really cool adventures, so we kept at it. Based in a ski town in northwestern Colorado, our backyard is an outdoor paradise with testing grounds right out our front door. The Continental Divide Trail is home to some of our favorite trails for skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. The Mount Zirkel Wilderness beckons us with its high alpine summits; its highest peak is the inspiration behind the company’s name. A stone’s throw from our office flows the Yampa River. Most lunch hours you’ll find an office quiet enough to hear a pin drop while we’re out finding fresh air or tracks testing the gear you’ll be using for your own adventures.

SSWSC is a non-profit 501(C) 3 organization providing sports and youth development programming for approximately 1,000 athletes every year. Our vision is to produce champions on and off the mountain. Our goal is to be the best in the country at developing the “complete” athlete – coaching every individual to achieve their highest level of human and athletic performance – resulting in healthy, contributing members of our community as well as skilled and passionate athletes. We believe that sports add character, confidence, and direction into a child’s life. Additionally, sports bring opportunity to excel, dream, and work toward the future. The overall impact for children goes well beyond the athletic results and extends into their personal growth and development. It’s no wonder that the kids of SSWSC have gone on to become Olympians, NCAA champions, collegiate scholars, CEO’s and leaders in their own right. Athletic training is offered in Alpine, Cross Country, Freestyle, Freeskiing, Nordic Combined, Special Jumping, Telemark, Snowboard Freestyle, and Alpine Snowboarding as well as Strength and Conditioning, Cycling, and Skateboarding. Serving tens of thousands of kids for more than a century, the club is one of the oldest and most successful winter sports clubs in North America. SSWSC has trained 95 Olympians, with 165 Winter Olympic appearances in 20 Winter Games representing 12 countries. These Olympians have brought home 16 medals! Currently there are 6 Olympians on staff. We have the best coaches in the nation right here in Steamboat Springs, Colorado!

RMYC provides young adults with the opportunities and tools to build strong bonds to community, increase academic success, gain valuable job skills, and live a healthy and productive adulthood. RMYC serves 100-150 young people ages 16-30 years old each year through residential environmental conservation projects and education. RMYC operates 5 types of crews - the Regional Conservation Corps (high school-aged crews), college-aged Trail Crews and Saw Crews, Historic Preservation Corps crews, and the Veterans Fire Corps (chainsaw and fire mitigation crews for military). Projects include building and maintaining trails, bridges, and fences, watershed restoration, campgrounds and parks, beetle kill mitigation, and hazardous fuels reduction. The program incorporates comprehensive education focusing on career development, leadership, healthy lifestyles, environmental education, and civic and social responsibility. The residential nature allows for deep and thorough involvement with the educational component. Conservation Corps participants are paid living stipends for their service and many are eligible to receive AmeriCorps education awards for higher education expenses.