easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate stamina recommended for walking through snow-covered terrain.
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.
Experience a refreshing and memorable outdoor adventure with Brunch at the Cookhouse, located in the stunning winter landscapes of Leadville, Colorado. This unique activity involves a gentle one-mile hike through pristine, snow-blanketed terrain to reach the Tennessee Pass Cookhouse, where an elegant gourmet brunch awaits. Perfect for those who enjoy a blend of outdoor activity and fine dining, this private experience invites you to connect with nature while indulging in a carefully crafted culinary retreat. Whether you are an early riser eager to watch the sunrise over the Rockies or simply seeking a peaceful escape, this experience offers a welcome change from typical outdoor adventures. The route is manageable for most fitness levels, and the Cookhouse setting provides a cozy, inviting atmosphere for relaxing after your walk. You'll find a spectacular mix of fresh ingredients and regional flavors served with a touch of sophistication, making it an ideal way to start your day surrounded by Colorado’s beautiful wilderness.
Temperatures can drop quickly, so layering helps maintain comfort throughout the hike and during brunch.
Snow and potentially icy conditions make reliable footwear important for safety and comfort during the trek.
Although a brunch awaits, carry water and light snacks to stay hydrated and energized during the hike.
The Cookhouse experience is popular and limited in capacity, so early booking ensures availability.
Tennessee Pass has a rich mining history dating back to the 19th century, shaping the culture and development of Leadville.
The area is managed to protect its natural winter ecosystems, encouraging responsible hiking practices and minimizing environmental impact.
Keeps feet dry and offers traction on snow and ice.
winter specific
Provides warmth in cold temperatures during the hike.
winter specific
Useful to carry water, snacks, and extra layers.
Protects eyes from sun glare off snow.
winter specific