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Scenic Brunch at Tennessee Pass Cookhouse in Leadville - Leadville

Scenic Brunch at Tennessee Pass Cookhouse in Leadville

Leadvilleeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate stamina recommended for walking through snow-covered terrain.

Overview

Combine a scenic winter hike with gourmet dining at Tennessee Pass Cookhouse in Leadville, Colorado. Discover a fresh way to enjoy the outdoors with this one-of-a-kind brunch experience.

Leadville, Colorado

Brunch at the Cookhouse

Pricing dependent on menu choices | Sundays | 11am

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About This Adventure

Embark on a scenic one-mile journey through snow-covered landscapes to the Tennessee Pass Cookhouse, where an elegant brunch awaits. This unique dining experience combines outdoor adventure with gourmet cuisine, making it a memorable escape from the ordinary. Arrive ready to hike and indulge in a delightful culinary retreat.

##Duration 2 Hours

##About

Hungry for an exceptional dining experience above and beyond the metro-cuisine scene? Take a one mile ski, snowshoe, or hike to the Tennessee Pass Cookhouse and savor an elegant afternoon of dining in an idyllic backcountry setting. Guests should arrive at the Nordic Center at 10:30AM for their reservation time ready to hike to Brunch. Brunch is served at 11:00am at the Cookhouse.

Adventure Tips

Dress in warm, layered clothing

Temperatures can drop quickly, so layering helps maintain comfort throughout the hike and during brunch.

Wear sturdy hiking boots

Snow and potentially icy conditions make reliable footwear important for safety and comfort during the trek.

Bring water and snacks

Although a brunch awaits, carry water and light snacks to stay hydrated and energized during the hike.

Reserve your spot in advance

The Cookhouse experience is popular and limited in capacity, so early booking ensures availability.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Snowshoe hare

History

Tennessee Pass has a rich mining history dating back to the 19th century, shaping the culture and development of Leadville.

Conservation

The area is managed to protect its natural winter ecosystems, encouraging responsible hiking practices and minimizing environmental impact.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof hiking boots

Essential

Keeps feet dry and offers traction on snow and ice.

winter specific

Thermal base layers

Essential

Provides warmth in cold temperatures during the hike.

winter specific

Daypack

Essential

Useful to carry water, snacks, and extra layers.

Sunglasses

Protects eyes from sun glare off snow.

winter specific