A weekend festival featuring HOT (fast) swing dances and music, especially Collegiate Shag and Balboa!
Classes - Live Music - Contests - Performances - Social Dancing
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Join us at the phenomenal Gaylord Rockies Resort this fall for a full weekend festival featuring fast swing dances such as Balboa and Collegiate Shag! Social dancing to live music with Naomi & Her Handsome Devils from Minneapolis, late night DJd dances and fun contests like the infamous Fast Feet Competition, learn or improve your partner dances with classes during the day taught by international champion instructors! Grab a partner and learn a fun routine to perform at the event with the LollyShaggers! Enjoy the resort amenities such as the new Arapahoe Springs! Come have a magical weekend with us this November 14-16!
Registration is open!
Pre-Sale Merch will be available on Sale Soon!
HJJ merch is pre-sale only, with very limited options available at the event. Order yours NOW to make sure you have your name on one when you check into the event
HJJ Unisex T-shirt in Mauve or Black, Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL: $30
HJJ Tote Bag in Black: $20
HJJ Zip Up Hoodies in Mauve or Black, Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL: $48
Balboa - Natalia Eristavi and Jacob Wigger
My name is Natalia (she/her) and I am a jazz dancer, teacher and performer from Southern California and based in St. Louis, Missouri. I have been dancing most of my life but discovered Swing dance in Southern California in 2010 when I was 17 years old, falling in love first with Balboa and Lindy Hop and soon after venturing out into Solo Jazz, Collegiate Shag and Carolina Shag. What I love most about Swing dance is Jazz Music and the freedom to improvise through movement, whether solo or with a partner. Being a part of this community and creating together with others, whether in a class, social dance or jam setting is a beautiful and vulnerable experience that I feel privileged to be a part of.
Jacob started swing dancing in 2003 and has been hooked ever since.
Jacob discovered his love of Balboa in 2005 and began traveling to various events and competitions not much later. His first love is social dancing but he also enjoys competing as a way to set goals and push himself. As a teacher he enjoys using a mix of humorous analogies and serious instruction to create a fun and exciting learning environment.
Jacob has been teaching at national and international events for the last 15 years. He has honed his ability to break down and analyze the dance to make complex and dynamic movement happen with ease and comfort. He is known for his intricate, yet traditionally based, Pure Bal, as well as his unique shapes and movement in Bal Swing. He is also known for his continuous flow and effortless way of floating across the dance floor, while maintaining a highly rhythmic feel.
Jacob’s primary goal in all his partnerships has been to connect in a way that works for both him and his partner to find what they can create together. This has resulted in numerous placements and wins at all levels of competition, but more importantly, having ever-evolving social dances.
Collegiate Shag - Jordan Hunter
With over 7 years of experience dancing Collegiate Shag, Jordan Hunter (USA) brings his passion for the dance to the floor and the studio, where he focuses on fundamentals, technique, musicality, and exploring new ideas. Jordan has been teaching Collegiate Shag weekly in Berlin and across all of Europe since 2021. He is a decorated competitor in both Europe and the US where he has won contests at events such as Camp Hollywood, the BCN Shag Festival, and the Warsaw Shag Festival. Jordan is known for his unique style, creative combos, and flow within the dance.
Bal & Shag - Grace Babbes & Blake Thiessen
As Southern California college students, both Blake and Grace discovered swing dancing at their respective universities and were instantly hooked. With SoCal’s rich history and dozens of the world’s best dancers and instructors, they developed a relentless obsession for Lindy, Balboa, and Collegiate Shag, and regularly social danced up to five nights a week. Both together and with other partners, they have won a variety of national and international competitions including ILHC, Camp Hollywood, California Balboa Classic, Hot Rhythm Holiday, and Camp Jitterbug. Blake and Grace share a deep reverence for history of the dance and music, especially the original dancers from Southern California, and often teach classes that focus on particular styles and techniques they used. As instructors, they emphasize beautiful basics, the joy of connected partnered movement, and how to connect the dance to the music.
Performance Team - Julie & Jacob
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We are so excited for another round of the Lylollyshagger group. This routine is going to be great!
If you still need a partner, please post here so we can help you find one before the classes start.
make sure you have read the Lollyshagger handbook, so you pack the right outfit, know the performance and rehearsal times, and understand the performance track policies.
If you have questions about the choreography instructions, please reach out to Jacob Spinney or myself directly for assistance.
We are excited to work with you all to make another great performance.
Live music Friday and Saturday nights with Naomi & Her Handsome Devils!
There’s a moment at every concert when a familiar song suddenly feels unfamiliar—in the best way. It hits deeper, louder, harder.
Live music isn’t just heard—it’s felt. The bass thumps through your chest. The drums shake the ground beneath your shoes. That deep, physical connection to sound rewires how your brain processes emotion. Loudness alone can heighten intensity, but the fact that you’re surrounded by hundreds of other people feeling it too? That’s what I feel with Naomi & her handsome devils!
April Hornbuckle
Head DJ
"DJ Peach"
Phoenix’s favorite Georgia transplant, DJ Peach, discovered her passion for swing dance when she was pulled into a class in 2016. It became a meaningful way for her to connect movement with the music she loved from a young age. Over the past nine years, she has been deeply involved in the swing dance community. Locally, she is organizing and DJing weekly events and hosting workshops and community gatherings to support local DJs and nurture emerging talent. Nationally, she has DJ'd and organized events on both coasts, including DJ Coordinating Summer Swing Fest (AZ) and Swing Out Savannah (GA). She loves uncovering fun hidden gems to share with fellow dancers.
Photo credit Jerry Almonte
Ashley Cohen Conner
Ashley has been dancing for almost a decade, focusing on Lindy Hop, Balboa, Shag (Collegiate and Carolina!), and Solo Jazz. She started DJing at local weekly venues in Mesa, Arizona, and quickly learned that she loved sharing the music she enjoyed with fellow dancers. She particularly loves Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, Buddy Johnson, Roosevelt Sykes, and Helen Humes.
Ashley has DJ’d all over Arizona, most notably at SWINGdepenDANCE, Phoenix Lindy Exchange, and BadAZ Balboa. Additionally, she has DJ’d across the southwest for LA Jitterbug, Downbeat Swing, Salt City Stomp, SwingDanceVegas, 505 Swing, and Boise City Swings. She is excited to add Hot Jazz Jamboree to this list and can’t wait to share her sets with you!
Lorne Fultonberg
Photo credit William Kucharski
After years of dancing Lindy Hop, Lorne Fultonberg finally realized the root of his addiction: the music, of course! Since, he has fallen in love with anything that swings, regularly DJing Lindy, Balboa, and Shag dances at Boulder Swing Dance, the Mercury Café, the Denver Turnverein, and the Rhythm Lounge. He's also spun sets at events like Lindy on the Rocks, Scissortail Swing, Diversion Weekend, and the Global Online Social. Lorne loves mixing and matching styles that reflect his playful nature on the dance floor. He firmly believes you can never play enough of Benny Goodman's small groups and has soft spots for Teddy Wilson, Fats Waller and Maxine Sullivan. But he also believes in giving love to the contemporary jazz groups preserving and pushing the music forward.
Miranda Whiting
Fast Feet Contest Queen!
Miranda’s love for jazz began at a young age listening to records and watching old movie musicals. Her early collection of jazz music helped her meet the need for DJs at her local dance scene in South Carolina, and it quickly fueled a passion for finding songs to inspire dancers to hit the floor. Since then, she has livened up dance venues from the Southeast to New England and now calls Colorado home. She has a knack for finding the feeling of the room and playing to it as if it was tailored for each individual dancer, and she can’t wait to do the same for you.
Photo credit William Kucharski
Leea Kuronen
Leea started dancing when she was just 6-years old. She had been begging her parents to enroll her to ballet classes, and finally they gave in. After a few years of ballet training Leea wanted to explore other dance styles, so she picked up hip hop, and later, street dance, show dance (theatrical jazz dance), and later returned to adult ballet. In 2013 Leea signed up for Lindy hop classes and immediately fell in love with the dance form. She soon dived deeper into vernacular jazz and started learning blues, balboa, and solo jazz. Leea has been teaching and DJing since 2015. She's currently teaching as well as choreographing and performing vernacular jazz dances in the Denver metro area.
Friday
6:30p Registration Opens
7-9p Social Hour Speakeasy
8-9p Intro Lesson
9p-Midnight Social Dance to Live Music with Naomi & Her Handsome Devils!
—Instructor Demos
—Performances
Midnight-2a(ish) DJd Late Night Dance
—Invitational Crossover Mix & Match
Saturday
10:00a-5:00p Classes
5:15-6:15p Contest Prelims
8-9p Intro Lesson
9p-Midnight Social Dance to Live Music with Naomi & Her Handsome Devils!
—Balboa & Shag Strictly Finals
Midnight-3a(ish) DJd Late Night Dance
—Fast Feet Contest
Sunday
10:00a-5:00p Classes
7-10p DJd Twilight Dance
—Balboa and Shag Mix & Match Finals
—LollyShaggers Performance
9:45 Awards & then Slow Bal dance until 11p
11p-1a Farewell Social at Mountain Pass Bar
Flying Into Denver
The nearest major airport to Denver is the Denver International Airport (DIA). You can find deals at respective discount airfare sites or directly from your preferred airline. We suggest checking fares often and signing up for low-fare alert services.
www.southwest.com – www.farecast.com – www.orbitz.com –www.kayak.com – www.priceline.com – www.hotwire.com –www.travelocity.com - www.skyscanner.com
Getting to the Gaylord Rockies resort from DIA
The A Line will get you from the DIA airport to 61st and Pena Station (around 1 mile from the Gaylord Hotel) in approximately 15 minutes. There is a free shuttle service through Town Park Gaylord that first picks up from the train station at 5:00am and picks up every :00 and :30 of the hour. This is by far the most affordable and efficient way to get to the gaylord from the airport. Last train to leave DIA departs at 1:26am. Trains departing Union Station start as early as 3:15am.
Getting Around Denver
Rideshare programs like Uber or Lyft are highly active in Denver and around the gaylord.
RTD Buses – For public transportation, our RTD buses and light rail system are an effective and inexpensive method of getting around Denver. Check out the RTD website for a helpful Trip Planner and more details on Denver public transit.
Bird Scooters are an efficient/affordable option to get around downtown. App download required.
Lime Scooters are another app based scooter option to get around downtown. App download required.
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The entire festival will take place conveniently all under one roof
at the Gaylord Rockies Resort!
Located near Denver International Airport.
Free shuttle from the nearest lightrail station.
Discounted room rate for attendees starting at only $209!
Restaurants and markets on location.
Discounted parking for attendees and guests.
Heated indoor/outdoor pools, slides, lazy river, and adults only hot tub!
We are now booking discounted Hot jazz Jamboree hotel reservations! hurry there is limited supply!
Throught this link you can book, modify or cancel your hotel reservations.
the booking link for your reservations is below; it will remain open until the cut off date of October 27th.
Welcome to Hot Jazz Jamboree 2025 Book your hotel room for the event at special rates, available here on an exclusive basis. https://book.passkey.com/go/HJJ2025
We will be returning to the amazing Juniper Ballroom!
Must have a full weekend or party pass to compete! Prizes are glory, money, and event passes!
Balboa & Shag Strictly Contests
Choose your own partner. Prelims are on Saturday after classes. Finals are Saturday night during the main dance. Air steps and lifts are allowed.
Balboa & Shag Mix & Match Contests
No partner needed to enter. Leads and follows will rotate and be judged individually for prelims and as a partnership for finals. Prelims are Saturday after classes. Finals are SUNDAY during the evening dance.
Fast Feet Contest
Any swing goes! Free to enter! Grab a partner and dance to increasing tempos until the last ones stand! Judging will be tap-out style. This contest runs during the Saturday late night dance. Prizes? Bragging rights and free passes to Hot Jazz Jamboree 2026!
Invitational Crossover Mix & Match
Our invitees will draw a random partner and dance balboa and shag spotlights. Are they a double threat? Come find out Friday night after the band!
SOME OF THE PRIZE PASSES THAT WILL BE AVAILABLE!
Past Fast Feet Contest Winners!
2024 = LINDY Elisabetta Perotti & Clay Bussanich
2023 = SHAG Jeremy Otth & Christina Jungle
2022 = SHAG Sarah Mann & Abhishek Kumar
Crossover Invitational Placements
2024
1 Heather Ballew & Andreas Olsson
2 Tabitha Robinson & Blake Theissen
3 Grace Babbes & Jacob Spinney
2023
1 Julie Roman & Sam Chan
2 Heather Ballew & Stephen Sayer
3 Tabitha Robinson & Jacob Spinney
All classes are in the Juniper Ballroom, divided during the day into A, B, and C.
The team routine is open to those with full weekend passes.
You will learn a shag and balboa mixed choreography to perform on Sunday night.
Must make all four routine class sessions and rehearsal to perform.
Highly suggested to be at least level 2 in both dances or a fast learner.
Best if you can arrange your own partner, but we will try to help find you one.
Join this Facebook group (link coming soon) to coordinate with your captains.
Saturday
Juniper C
Balboa Classes
10:00-11:00 Class 1 - Bal Level 2
11:15-12:15 Class 2 - Bal Level 1
12:15 - 1:15 - lunch -
1:15-2:15 Class 3 - Bal Level 2
2:30-3:30 Class 4 - Bal Level 1
3:45-4:45 Class 5 - Bal Level 2
Juniper A
Shag Classes
10:00-11:00 Class 1 - Shag Level 1
11:15-12:15 Class 2 - Shag Level 2
12:15 - 1:15 - lunch -
1:15-2:15 Class 3 - Shag Level 1
2:30-3:30 Class 4 - Shag Level 2
3:45-4:45 Class 5 - Shag Level 1
Juniper B
Team & Level 3 Classes
10:00-11:00 Class 1 - Team Routine 1
11:15-12:15 Class 2 - Shag Level 3
12:15 - 1:15 - lunch -
1:15-2:15 Class 3 - Bal Level 3
2:30-3:30 Class 4 - Team Routine 2
3:45-4:45 Class 5 - Shag Level 3
Sunday
Juniper A
Shag Classes
10:00-11:00 Class 1 - Shag Level 2
11:15-12:15 Class 2 - Shag Level 1
12:15 - 1:15 - lunch -
1:15-2:15 Class 3 - Shag Level 2
2:30-3:30 Class 4 - Shag Level 1
3:45-4:45 Class 5 - Shag Level 2
Juniper C
Balboa Classes
10:00-11:00 Class 1 - Bal Level 1
11:15-12:15 Class 2 - Bal Level 2
12:15 - 1:15 - lunch -
1:15-2:15 Class 3 - Bal Level 1
2:30-3:30 Class 4 - Bal Level 2
3:45-4:45 Class 5 - Bal Level 1
Juniper B
Team & Level 3 Classes
10:00-11:00 Class 1 - Team Routine 3
11:15-12:15 Class 2 - Bal Level 3
12:15 - 1:15 - lunch -
1:15-2:15 Class 3 - Shag Level 3
2:30-3:30 Class 4 - Team Routine 4
3:45-4:45 Class 5 - Bal Level 3
Event Policies
For general questions about CMDance event policies, please contact events@cmdance.org
When you register for any CMDance event, you agree to the terms and conditions on this page and any additional terms and conditions referenced from this page. CMDance reserves the right to update these terms and conditions at any time without notice.
By signing up, attending, and/or participating in dance classes, social dances, or any event or program, current or future, organized by CMDance at any location, you hereby agree to the following:
REFUNDS AND TRANSFERS
For safety and security reasons, due to the fact that there is tiered ticketing prices, and events typically sell out, there are no refunds or transfers to other individuals, meaning you can not sell your pass if you are no longer attending. Contact the event organizers to get credit good for two years towards any CMDance events. After two years, the expired pass will be considered a donation to our non-profit organization.
If you have registered for an event and can no longer attend, you must email us at events@cmdance.org to request a credit. Credit is usually given for the full amount of the pass purchase price and is good towards any yearly national event. Contest registrations cannot be credited or refunded or transferred to another person. Prize passes are non-transferable nor sellable.
In very rare cases, a refund may be considered, but fees will be deducted as the ticketing and processing fees charged by the platforms and banks are not refundable for any reason.
INJURY WAIVER AND MEDIA RELEASE
I recognize that dancing requires physical exertion that may be strenuous and may cause physical injury and am fully aware of the risks and hazards involved. I have explained these risks to any minors who will accompany me.
I represent and warrant that I and any minors I sign up and/or accompany are physically fit and have no medical condition that would prevent full participation in the dance classes, dance parties, or any event or program.
In consideration of being permitted to participate in the dance classes, dance parties, or any event or program, I agree to assume full responsibility for any risks, injuries, or damages, known or unknown, which I, or the minors I sign up and/or accompany, might incur as a result of attending and/or participating.
I authorize CMDance to use any photo or video in which I or any minors I sign up and/or accompany may appear, for all promotional and commercial uses and I waive any rights of compensation or ownership.
In consideration of being permitted to attend and/or participate in the dance classes, dance parties, or any event, I knowingly, voluntarily, and expressly waive any claims against CMDance, its partners, staff, employees, volunteers, independent contractors, for injury or damages that I or any minors I sign up and/or accompany may sustain, or anything else, as a result of attending and/or participating.
I acknowledge that CMDance, its partners, staff, employees, volunteers, independent contractors, cannot be held responsible for any loss or theft of my belongings and/or property, at all locations, and that I am solely responsible for them.
I agree to abide by the CMDance Code of Conduct or risk expulsion from the event.
ACCEPTANCE OF RISK AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY
By participating in activities and events organized by CMDance I agree to abide by the CMDance policies or risk expulsion from the event.
I acknowledge that there are risks associated with my participation in any CMDance event. This waiver, release, and other representations and covenants set forth herein are given in consideration for CMDance permitting me to participate in any CMDance event. Therefore, without limitation, I understand that I could contract a communicable disease which could result in a serious medical condition requiring medical treatment in a hospital or could possibly lead to death.
On behalf of myself and my heirs, successors and assigns, I knowingly and freely, assume all such related risks, both known and unknown, relating to my participation in any CMDance event, and I hereby forever release, waive, relinquish, and discharge CMDance, along with its officers, agents, employees, or other representatives, and their successors and assigns, from any and all illness related claims, demands, liabilities, rights, damages, expenses, and causes of action of whatever kind or nature, and other losses of any kind, whether known or unknown, foreseen or unforeseen, (collectively, “Damages”) as a result of my participation in any CMDance event, including but not limited to personal injuries, death, disease, or property losses, or any other loss, and including but not limited to claims based on the alleged negligence of CMDance. I further promise not to sue CMDance or its officers, agents, employees or other representatives, and agree to indemnify and hold them harmless from any and all damages resulting from my contraction of any communicable disease.
CODE OF CONDUCT
CMDance aims to ignite a passion for dance and music in our community. To fulfill our mission, we strive to provide a safe place for each of our attendees to learn and enjoy, regardless of race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, sex, gender identity, religion, or range of abilities. We work to foster a culture of inclusion that celebrates diversity, promotes the dignity of life and mutual respect, and advances authentic, multi-cultural interactions and collaborations.
CMDance reserves the right to refuse service to, or revoke access to anyone we determine is threatening this safe, inclusive environment. We comply with Colorado laws and work closely with our cultural peers, community partners, and legal counsel to enact best practices.
Additionally, no weapons are allowed at any CMDance events, regardless of carry permits.
CMDance is dedicated to providing a fun, safe, and comfortable event experience for everyone, regardless of age, disability status, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, physical appearance, dance ability, body size, race, or religion (or the lack thereof). In order to foster respect for the comfort and boundaries of others, we will not tolerate harassment in any form, in person, or online. Sexual language, imagery, and invitations in social situations are not appropriate within any event-managed space, including dances, workshops, competitions, and online media.
Safe and inclusive behavior extends to the dance floor. Please do not offer unsolicited advice to fellow dancers either in class or on the social dance floor. Please use your full range of senses on the dance floor to avoid collisions and injuries. It is every dancer’s responsibility to be aware of their own and their partner’s movement and position, as well as the movement and position of the dancers surrounding them, in order to avoid all forms of dangerous contact.
Please be respectful to both event staff and hotel staff, even if you are experiencing a personal frustration. Without the goodwill of these individuals, a smoothly functioning event is impossible.
Details and Consequences
People who pose a threat to other dancers’ safety and/or other dancers’ comfort are not welcome at CMDance events.
Harassment includes, but is not limited to, language or behavior that is bullying, abusive, demeaning, discriminating, mocking, intimidating, threatening, offensive, disruptive, or otherwise unwelcome or inappropriate in nature.
Unsafe behavior includes, but is not limited to, dancing while intoxicated, appearing intoxicated in a manner that interferes with other attendees’ comfort or enjoyment of the event, intentionally or unintentionally dancing in a way that is harmful or uncomfortable for your partner or surrounding dancers, creating disturbances, and/or interfering with the sleep or health of other attendees.
Potential attendees who have been in violation of CMDance’s policies in the past, or who have been in violation of similar policies at other swing dance events or in other swing dance communities in the past, may be notified prior to the event that they are not welcome at the event at the organizers’ discretion. Attendees at the current event violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the event without a refund at the discretion of the event organizers.
All CMDance event attendees, instructors, staff, and volunteers are expected to comply with the code of conduct and local, state, and federal laws. We reserve the right to take prompt action in response to violations which may include warnings, notification of denial of entry to the event, expulsion from the event without a refund, and involving local law enforcement.
Attendees asked to stop any harassing or unsafe behavior are expected to comply immediately.
If you have any concerns, contact a member of the event staff immediately and we will take appropriate action which may include contacting safety staff, event organizers, or local law enforcement as needed. The organizers of the CMDance events pledge to treat these sensitive matters with confidentiality and to prioritize the safety and comfort of attendees whenever possible.
Victor Ward
General Manager
Nick Peterson
Master of Ceremonies
Romeo Wong Henderson
Band & Stage Manager
Bill Kucharski
Sound & Lighting
Felicia Bode
Event Manager and Volunteer Coordinator
Karen Vizzard
Karen Vizzard
Contest Coordinator
Dabney Hopkins
Guest Judge
Event Photographer
To be Determined soon
Caryn Carrasco
CMDance Director
Caryn grew up in a dancing and musical family, her parents having met in the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, and her grandfather played the guitar, the accordian, and the bandoneon. She grew up listening to all types of jazz and blues music. She started her formal dance training at age 12, and became a Ballroom, Latin, Disco, and Swing Dance instructor in the many years that followed. In 1999, Caryn found herself enveloped in the cultural revival of American swing music and dance and founded CMDance that year. Frankie Manning and Norma Miller, swing dancing legends from Harlem's Savoy Ballroom, traveled to cities around the world, bringing the spirit and movement of America's roots to a new generation. Inspired by this global dance movement, CMDance came to life as the first Colorado organization responsible for world-class social dance education and arts programming. This year, Caryn continues to be the Executive Director of the organization as it celebrates years of inspiring movement in dancers of all ages.
Want to earn a full weekend or dance pass and help the community at the same time? Register as a volunteer/work trader!!! 5 hours of work trade will get you a dance pass, and 10 hours will get you a full weekend pass!!
Volunteer/Work Trade Application: CLICK HERE
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Scholarships can include admission, travel, and/or housing stipends.
Winter Wonderland
The theme for the Saturday night dance is Winter Wonderland!
With the weather changing and all of the holidays, there are so many ways to go with this! Thanksgiving, Snow, Reindeer, Hanukah, Icicles, Christmas, Krampus, Ugly Sweaters, Kwanzaa, Gifts, Skiing, Santa, Frosty, etc etc!
Prizes for top 3 themed outfits!
Choose from several different food options at the Gaylord Rockies Resort!
Cocoa Bean Coffee House
Proudly serving Starbucks® coffee. Choose from premium coffee drinks, fresh bakery items, and gourmet sandwiches.
Rockies Marketplace
Don't have time to sit down at a restaurant? Visit the grab-and-go marketplace offering chef-crafted entrees, fresh fruit, and alternative snacks, plus our internal coffee shop!
The Trading Post
At Rockies Trading Post, you will find toiletry items, health and beauty aids, snacks, souvenirs, newspapers, magazines, and books all in one place at Gaylord Rockies Resort.
Copper Table
Experience authentic Colorado cuisine with a hearty menu inspired by local ingredients and traditional flavors. Copper Table features local trout, rotisserie free-run chicken, and bison prime rib eye.
Ramen House
Asian
Mountain Pass Sports Bar
Indulge in a casual menu featuring burgers, sandwiches, salads, and draft beer at our sports bar. Catch a game on the 75-foot flat-panel TV, cheer on your favorite team, and then stay for dinner.
Embers Lodge Bar
Nestled amidst the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, Embers Lodge Bar serves as a cherished hub to gather around two grand fireplaces and savor small plates, Colorado-inspired cocktails, and panoramic views.
The Fortunate Prospector
The Fortunate Prospector is a traditional English Pub. The menu pulls inspiration from traditional English roots featuring such dishes as fish & chips, bangers and mash, Shepherd’s pie, and sticky toffee pudding.
Old Hickory Steakhouse
Join us for a memorable dining experience in Old Hickory Steakhouse. Enjoy the highest quality beef, fresh seafood, caviar, artisanal cheeses, house made desserts, craft cocktails, and fine wines.
Garden + Grain
Join us at our seasonal kitchen, providing savory yet holistic cuisine while celebrating local farmers.