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Snowshoe to the Tennessee Pass Cookhouse

In a Yurt at 10,800 feet on a snowy Colorado mountain seems like an odd place to find a gourmet dinner. But with a little determination (and snowshoes) that's exactly what you'll get at the Tennessee Pass Cookhouse. Seen through a frosty window, snowshoers and telemark skiers enjoy wine, a four course dinner and the heat of the pot belly stove in the yurt with it's rustic, candlelit setting. Don't forget, alcohol, tax and gratuity is not included in the $75 per person price. Summary:Snowshoe to Colorado's Tennessee Pass Cookhouse.

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Branaman Photography
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ADVENTURE + OUTDOORS
In a Yurt at 10,800 feet on a snowy Colorado mountain seems like an odd place to find a gourmet dinner. But with a little determination (and snowshoes) that's exactly what you'll get at the Tennessee Pass Cookhouse. Seen through a frosty window, snowshoers and telemark skiers enjoy wine, a four course dinner and the heat of the pot belly stove in the yurt with it's rustic, candlelit setting. Don't forget, alcohol, tax and gratuity is not included in the $75 per person price. Summary:Snowshoe to Colorado's Tennessee Pass Cookhouse.
California photojournalists James and Julie Branaman specialize in storytelling for editorial, commercial and destination marketing clients. Providing video & photography ranging from aerial to underwater, specializing in travel and conservation projects. FAA Part 107 certified commercial drone pilot, based in Ojai.