Location: Tabernash
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Tabernash is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Grand County, Colorado, United States. The population was 417 at the 2010 census, up from 165 at the 2000 census. The Tabernash Post Office has the ZIP Code 80478.
Restaurants in Tabernash
1. Colorado Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 238 reviews
Come join us at the Colorado Adventure Park, Fraser's most exciting tubing hill! We have four different runs ranging from easy to most difficult, so there's something for everyone! We also have snowscoots that are mini snowmobiles for kids between the ages of 6 and 13! Perfect for kids who are craving a little more than tubing. Young kids? No problem, we have a mini sledding hill for children under the age of 3 that is free of charge! Come in or call us today for more information! We look forward to seeing you on the hill!
Reviewed By Brigzermann - Morrison, Colorado
We went for two hours. Had a blast the entire time. We tried a double tub with our 6 year old and traded it in for two singles. That just better suited our needs. And she eventually had fun going alone! Great activity and will do again.
2. Devil's Thumb Ranch Cross Country Skiing
3. Sombrero Stables at Snow Mountain Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 154 reviews
Explore the Rockies the Old-Fashioned way! Open Year-Round, Sombrero Stables on the Snow Mountain Ranch-YMCA property offers 1-4 hour horseback rides, wagons rides, and sleigh rides, seasonally permitting. Also available are our wedding carriage (may be rented for anniversaries or other special occasions as well...), a one-horse-open sleigh, and dining facilities for special occasions. What if everyone rode a horse or wagon to your... Rehearsal Dinner? Birthday celebration? Wedding Anniversary? Let us know your ideas! Family and kid friendly, pony rides available for the young buckaroos.
Reviewed By Russell D - Formby, England, United Kingdom
I have to admit to approaching the breakfast ride with some trepidation. I don't particularly like horses but wanted to treat the family to a U.S. horseback experience. Furthermore, my feeling was that spending in excess of $300 was fairly outrageous and incredibly extravagant. However, from start to finish I have to say that I was won over by the service forwarded. Craig, our wrangler, was first class. He was fun, informative and we all felt incredibly comfortable with him leading the party. The breakfast was enjoyed by all, the wranglers cooked up a storm (great pancakes) and entertained us throughout. Our route took us through woodland, meadows and offered some stunning scenery. We were visiting from England and in our three weeks in Colorado we undertook all sorts of fun and engaging activities but the horseback riding was my family's favourite. May, my 10 year old loved every minute of the ride, she particularly liked Craig who she said was 'the nicest person in Colorado'! That either says a lot about Craig or Colorado!! Anyway, from someone who isn't a horse fan and who doesn't like being taken for a ride....financially...I have to say I'd do it all over again. Thanks for a great experience.
4. Winter Park Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Located just 67 miles from downtown Denver on the west side of the Contintental Divide, Winter Park Resort offers over 3,000 acres of skiable terrain, 25 lifts, five terrain parks and a new slopeside village including lodging, restaurants, and shops. In the summer, Winter Park is home to Trestle Bike Park, the fastest growing bike park in North America, with over 40 miles of downhill trails served by three lifts, lessons, rentals and more. Other fun activities include tubing hill, ice-skating, snowshoe and snowcat tours!
Reviewed By shamrocks99 - Denver, Colorado
Worst customer service experience ever. When called to advise room given was across the hall from outside door and next to housekeeping, asked to switch rooms because of noise. Front desk lady said we could leave if unhappy. So disappointed since we have been coming...MoreOur apologies, this certainly doesn't sound like the level of service we're known for. Could you shoot us further details regarding your stay, including the specific lodging property you stayed at, to [email protected]? We'd like to look into this a bit more.
5. Fraser Tubing Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By Chuckie K - Hiawassee, Georgia
We arrived early, parked right at the top and ALL got a tube.
This was ONE of the highlights to our Colorado vacation.
I asked the person giving out tubes if 90 minutes was enough, only to find out for myself that it was more than enough !!
Highly recommended.
6. Granby Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 237 reviews
Granby Ranch is one of Colorado's best kept secrets and great for that family getaway. Located in Granby Colorado, Granby Ranch offers 35 ski trails covering 2 mountains, six terrain parks, ski and ride school, rentals, and convenient ski-in ski-out lodging. Granby Ranch Grill at the base of the mountain features delicious food for the whole family.
Reviewed By Jeff P - Hopkins, United States
We have enrolled our kids at 3 different ski schools over the years and we found a winner here at Granby Ranch. Go see Paul Britt (manager) and his staff. They do an AMAZING job with their ski school. Less congested and less expensive then other places. I had the greatest joy as at the end of the day I was able to go down the bunny hill with my kids as they finished their lessons. Such great CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!! Drive the extra 25-30 minutes to ski and have kids in ski school in a wonderful family atmosphere. Also be sure to stop up on the 3rd floor of the lodge and see Nico, he’ll get you right with a couple of beverages, food and I recommend the chili
7. Cabin Creek Stables
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By april k - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Our wranglers greeted our group and had horses lined up according to our experience and build. We set out for about an hour ride through the hills and the wranglers gave us the background of the ranch and explained its history. By the end of the trip, I was ready to move to Tabernash. It was a great experience and the wranglers were super friendly and very experienced!
8. Winter Park Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Offers information on area tours and trails.
Reviewed By JimOB1 - Olathe, Kansas
Convenient, but the staff seemed more interested in their conversations and smart phones. The literature was great and the trails were all marked on the maps.
9. Winter Park Adventure Quest
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Looking for thrilling, safe, Colorado mountain adventure? Come climb with us! Winter Park Adventure Quest (220 Cty Rd 522, Fraser) is home to a 35-foot-high aerial adventure park, where guests tackle 24 sky-high obstacles on a self-guided course. We also offer guided rock climbing tours in nearby Arapaho National Forest. Both activities are beginner friendly with some height/ability qualifications.
Reviewed By cstallwitz - Houston, Texas
Went here with a fairly adventurous 14yo, exceedingly cautious 12yo, and super adventurous 11yo. And me, thinking of myself as a brave, outgoing 46yo mom! We all really enjoyed this place, spent almost all our time on the ropes course. The staff does a thorough job of explaining the safety procedures and how the safety clip system works.
There were only two other kids on the course while we were there. I could see it being a problem if the place is really crowded, but they do take reservations. My fairly adventurous daughter did every single course on both the low and high level. My exceedingly cautious nephew ended up doing most of the lower level courses. He said he was scared, but completed every course he started. My crazy adventurous daughter turned out to be more cautious, and she absolutely loved it. I only did the lower level courses, and some were downright scary!
Be sure to wear good athletic shoes and comfy clothing. Tshirts are best because the harness is very tight.
There is a nice little playground right there too, and all the kids enjoyed that afterwards.
Check Groupon or online first, for discount tickets.
10. Pole Creek Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
At an altitude of 8,600 feet, 10 miles from the town of Winter Park, Colorado and offering 27 holes of Classic Mountain Golf, Pole Creek Golf Club is the jewel in the crown of the Winter Park & Fraser Valley.Set against a backdrop of the Continental Divide, Pole Creek offers stunning alpine views, drastic elevation changes and three distinct courses. Lodgepole pines, meadows, sagebrush and water hazards everwhere including five lakes.After your round, relax in the new clubhouse and enjoy a fresh, made to order meal at Bistro 28 restaurant, featuring hearty Colorado cuisine, full bar and wine list. Open 7 days a week during summer season. Thursday - Saturday during Winter.
Reviewed By Katherine L - United States
We play at Pole Creek on a fairly regular basis and are never disappointed. They have 3 separate 9 hole courses and it's really fun to mix and match. I have never had a bad day -- even playing while it was snowing in September. The views are lovely. The course is difficult and has some very long holes, but they do give the ladies a nice advantage. The food isn't bad either in the club house. I have always found the staff to be friendly and helpful. For us, it's a nice way to spend 4 hours.
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