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Add reconNo event quote; public winter dining runs $55pp (ski-in lunch) to $235pp (peak sleigh dinner)
no wedding pricing posted. their public winter 2025-26 rates go from $55pp for a ski/snowshoe-in two course lunch up to $235pp for a peak season sleigh dinner, plus a 20% service charge and tax, drinks extra. new year's eve is $425pp. capacity tops out around 160 with tenting
Reviewers who camp nearby said the staff and owners are consistently kind and go above and beyond, and even the kids menu gets praise. Getting there is part of the experience since you hike, ski, or take a horse drawn sleigh in, and there's no cell service once you arrive, which could be a plus or minus depending on your guests. Catering has to go through them, and they also have one overnight cabin (max 4 guests, from $2,800 a night).
No wedding price posted; their public winter dinners run $165-$235pp
seats 140 comfortably, up to 160, and can expand further with tenting. no wedding or event pricing is listed, events are by inquiry. for reference their public winter 2025-26 dinners (4 courses plus the ski or sleigh in) are $165 per adult by ski/snowshoe or $195 by sleigh, $195/$235 at peak (dec 21-jan 5), plus a 20% service charge and 6.9% sales tax, drinks extra
-remote log cabin restaurant accessible by sleigh ride or ski/snowshoe/hike in, no cell service on site -a wedding photographer called it one of the most gorgeous venues they've shot in the elk mountains -one reviewer joked the only downside is the drive out, nothing to do once you leave but turn around and go back The ceremony itself takes place outside in their wedding meadow, and you can add on their overnight cabin as a space to get ready.