Beano's Cabin
This mountain hideaway can be reached via horseback or shuttle, where you'll watch the chefs prepare a five-course meal of local game and other Colorado-grown and -raised fare. Before you depart, take time to soak in the starry skies on a crisp, winter night from this sky-high locale.
Allred’s Restaurant
Oh, you wanted a table with a view? Try sweeping vistas of steep, jagged mountains covered in snow — a scene that comes standard at Allred’s Restaurant, accessible only by gondola above Telluride. Filling, wilderness-inspired dishes like elk short loin and wild salmon are sure to satisfy after a long day of skiing and snowboarding.
Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro
A cozy cabin tucked away in Aspen’s snowy mountains, Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro's Snowcat dinners harness all the charm of a Swiss chalet — only instead of the Alps, you’ll get picture-worthy views of Colorado’s famous Maroon Bells. Ride the snowcat here and nosh on warm fondue, flaky strudel and thick European stew.
Soda Creek Sleigh Dinners
Step aboard one of Keystone's horse-drawn sleighs and journey to an authentic homestead dating back to the late 1800s. Warm up in the cabin with with a hearty dinner, live music and cowboy cocktails. After dessert, enjoy the peaceful beauty of the stars and moon on the ride back through the valley.
Hazie's Werner
What’s a Steamboat winter escape without grand views of the Yampa Valley? Bundle up for the trip to Hazie's, which includes a nighttime gondola trip beneath starry skies. A four-course dinner made from locally raised ingredients and a superb wine list can be enjoyed alongside sunset views and the twinkling lights of town below.
il Rifugio
Dine at il Rifugio — North America's highest elevation restaurant at the top of Arapahoe Basin. You'll ride the ski lift up to nosh on locally sourced (and imported) meats and cheeses, along with flatbreads, salads, wine and espresso. Once you've had your fill, it's back in your boots to ski or snowboard a sweet blue back down to the base.
