Vail

Experience European flavors overlooking beautiful views of the Gore Range located at Mid-Mountain Vail. The more than 13,000 square-foot, ski-in, ski-out restaurant features a main dining room with spectacular views of the Gore Range, a cozy bar and lounge with fireplace, and a south-facing outdoor deck that captures the afternoon sun and views of the Look Ma and Challenge trails. The restaurant’s beautiful design and finishes befit its mountain location while still offering a bit of contemporary flair. Reservations are highly recommended!

Nestled just below Eagle's Nest and just above the Game Creek chair lift, Game Creek Restaurant is a truly unique location where guests can enjoy a gourmet dinner and an exceptional dining experience while overlooking the beautiful Game Creek Bowl. Game Creek Restaurant offers a delectable, five-star, distinctive American cuisine, an award-winning wine list, and superior customer service. This breathtaking European chalet-style restaurant is accessible only by snowcat in the winter and by hiking or taking a 4-wheel drive shuttle in the summer. Take a short ride up the Eagle Bahn Gondola to Eagle’s Nest where you will be whisked away by a snowcat to a European chalet for a gourmet meal.

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Way back in Blue Sky Basin at 11,480 feet, this rustic cabin is the most remote dining destination on Vail Mountain. It offers all the essentials to keep you warm and fed like hot chocolate, coffee, pre-made sandwiches, chips, and cookies. Belle's Camp is the perfect mid-ski stop to keep you fueled for the ski back to your hotel. Belle's Camp offers outdoor picnic tables and grills for skiers to enjoy. You're encouraged to pack in your own food to throw on the grill and supplement your lunch with the snacks and beverages from Belle's Camp to enjoy a picnic lunch while taking in the incredible sweeping views of Mount of the Holy Cross.

Two Elk Lodge is situated at one of the most spectacular spots on the summit of Vail Mountain. At 11,240 feet it commands unobstructed views of the Gore Range, Mount of the Holy Cross, and China Bowl. The 28,500 square-foot restaurant is a self-supported, scramble-style cafeteria with seating for 925 patrons on three separate tiers. It also offers additional seating adjacent to an outdoor barbecue.

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The architectural design creates a classic western mountain lodge. Round log columns, heavy timber beams, and rough-sawn cedar siding give the building exterior a rustic, mountain character. Inside, expansive windows adjacent to the seating areas allow guests to enjoy the surrounding mountains while feeling the Ute Indian heritage... the cedar siding is painted with large-scale reproductions of traditional Ute Indian sketches and artifacts.

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Skiers conveniently access the restaurant from both the east and west sides from two main skiways. Restrooms, public lockers, a retail gift shop, and ski school desk are located just inside the entrances.

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