About this Recovery House
Travis House is a men's sober living home in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, in Routt County. It is operated by Travis House, LLC, a faith-based nonprofit founded in 2016, and it is certified by Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado.
A Men's Sober House Near Lincoln Avenue
Travis House has no published street number, so this listing anchors on Lincoln Avenue, the main corridor running through downtown Steamboat Springs. A residence near that corridor keeps a resident within reach of the town's small commercial core, its bus line and its outpatient providers, which matters in a mountain town where distances between neighborhoods can be longer than they look.
A Faith-Based Therapeutic Community
Travis House runs as a Christian therapeutic community, where residents work to build what the organization calls a biblical foundation alongside practical recovery tools, and where housemates hold each other accountable day to day instead of relying solely on outside staff. The founder, Jeff Welton, started the program in 2016 after losing his son Travis to an overdose, and the house carries his son's name.
What Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado Certification Establishes
Certification through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado, the state's NARR affiliate, requires Travis House to disclose its rules and fees before move-in, follow a published code of ethics, and remain subject to an outside complaint process. Colorado assigns no level to individual houses, so certification is the verifiable claim standing behind this listing.
Recovery Housing in Steamboat Springs and Routt County
Steamboat Springs is both the largest town and the county seat of Routt County, in the Yampa Valley of northwest Colorado. Its remoteness from the Front Range means recovery housing options are limited locally, and Travis House functions as one of the few dedicated men's sober living options serving the whole valley instead of just the town itself.
Applying to Travis House
Applications go through Travis House, LLC directly. Worth asking: how the faith-based structure fits a resident's own beliefs, what the weekly cost covers, and how the operator's sister house for women, Love Life, factors in if a family member also needs housing.
