In the early 1900s, seven adventurous single men left the mines of Leadville and came to the gorgeous valley known now as Bachelor Gulch. The Homestead Act inspired them to stake their claim on their 40 acres and pursue a life in farming, predominately lettuce. Following the Great Depression, they all drifted away from the valley, some returning to their homeland. But their historical imprint still remains. The Anderson Cabin, built by John Anderson, was recently restored and provides rustic and cozy opportunities for private dining and parties. Zach’s Cabin, named after one of these pioneering men, is a magnificent lodge accessed by ski trails or snowcats. Built on a spectacular homestead site, the cuisine and wine are offered without peer.
RESERVE | ANDERSON’S CABIN
Located above The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch, Anderson’s Cabin was the original home of John Anderson, one of seven bachelors who settled the area in the early 1900s. With stunning views of Beaver Creek Mountain and Vail Valley, this exclusive Colorado cabin serves as an intimate outdoor ceremony venue for up to 65 guests.
RESERVE | ZACH’S CABIN
Nestled high on the mountainside above Bachelor Gulch, Zach’s Cabin offers a pinnacle dining experience with breathtaking views of the majestic Gore Range. Indulge in a star-lit sleigh ride, pulled by an open-air snow cat, before relishing the artful blend of fresh European-inspired cuisine crafted by Executive Chef Alex Slagel. With a focus on Alsatian regional flavors and a commitment to in-house preparation, dining at Zach’s transcends a mere meal—it’s a sensory journey.
This delectably elegant cabin culminates with a fairy-tale touch: a starlit open-air sleigh ride. Honored with the Wine Spectator Best Of Award of Excellence for 15 consecutive years, Zach’s Cabin promises an unforgettable experience.