3530 County Road 83
Tabernash, Colorado
970-726-5632
Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, the Hallowed Grounds Coffee Shop is the resident caffeine spot of Devil's Thumb Ranch. Devil's Thumb opened as a vacation destination in 1946 and since been offering a array of activities from horse back riding, sled rides, ice skating, hikes, and nordic skiing. Nestled snugly in the Frasier Valley, the Ranch is surrounded by amazing mountain views. These views are what their cafe looks out over.
When we were there the other day, we could see the seam rising from the out door sauna as it disappeared into the bright blue sky. On the ice skating pond, a newly married couple were taking some new photos to commemorate their special day. I ate a turkey, bacon, and swiss sandwhich while my father had a roast beef and portobello wrap. Coincidentally, everyone who was in the cafe that day was a University of Colorado Buff alumni, student, or faculty member which of course sparked heated conversations and a conclusion that this is where the CU Buffs must always meet.
Tabernash, Colorado
970-726-5632
Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, the Hallowed Grounds Coffee Shop is the resident caffeine spot of Devil's Thumb Ranch. Devil's Thumb opened as a vacation destination in 1946 and since been offering a array of activities from horse back riding, sled rides, ice skating, hikes, and nordic skiing. Nestled snugly in the Frasier Valley, the Ranch is surrounded by amazing mountain views. These views are what their cafe looks out over.
When we were there the other day, we could see the seam rising from the out door sauna as it disappeared into the bright blue sky. On the ice skating pond, a newly married couple were taking some new photos to commemorate their special day. I ate a turkey, bacon, and swiss sandwhich while my father had a roast beef and portobello wrap. Coincidentally, everyone who was in the cafe that day was a University of Colorado Buff alumni, student, or faculty member which of course sparked heated conversations and a conclusion that this is where the CU Buffs must always meet.
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