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Experience a private, wood-fired cowboy dinner in Colorado's mountains, combining authentic flavors with stunning scenery. Perfect for a memorable evening.
Planning a trip to Colorado often means contemplating the breathtaking scenery—towering peaks, pine forests, and crisp mountain air. But what if you could combine those natural wonders with an authentic culinary adventure? Enter the Private Cowboy Wood Fired Dinner, a three-hour experience that promises more than just a meal—it’s a chance to connect with the rugged spirit of the West in a setting that’s both scenic and intimate. It’s a unique way to enjoy Colorado’s outdoors with a side of smoky, expertly grilled steak, all while surrounded by the glow of a crackling fire.
We’re intrigued by the idea of a personalized outdoor dinner crafted by a skilled chef, and from what we gather, this experience offers a blend of culinary education, cultural flavor, and mountain ambiance. Two things we especially appreciate are the exclusivity of a private group setting and the authentic gaucho-style cooking, which isn’t your typical barbecue. But, as with any outdoor activity, weather can be a factor, and it’s worth considering whether you’re comfortable with a rustic, fire-based dining experience. This tour is best suited for travelers who love good food, stunning scenery, and a touch of adventure.


This tour begins at the Rocky Mountain Roastery in Granby, Colorado, where you’ll meet Chef Cory. The initial meet-and-greet sets a friendly tone, and you should expect a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Allow up to an hour for Chef Cory to set up his equipment—an excellent chance to settle in, enjoy some small bites prepared by the chef, and start soaking in the mountain vibe.
What’s special about this start? The chef’s setup process is part of the charm, showcasing the skill and effort involved in wood-fired cooking. If your group is curious, Chef Cory will happily share some of the secrets behind his techniques—an interesting bonus for food lovers.
Once the fire is blazing and the grills are ready, you’ll gather around as Chef Cory expertly crafts your meal. The aroma of sizzling steaks and the crackle of the open fire create a wonderfully immersive outdoor dining atmosphere. It’s a sensory-rich experience: the sights, smells, and sounds all contribute to a sense of stepping back into a Western storybook.
The meal itself usually features expertly grilled meat, infused with the flavors of the wood fire—an approach that enhances the natural taste of high-quality beef. While the details of the menu aren’t specified, the emphasis on “sizzling steaks and savory cuisine” suggests a focus on hearty, simple fare executed with skill.
After the meal is ready, you’ll be invited to sit down and enjoy the enchanting scenery—mountains, pines, and perhaps a sunset backdrop—making each bite even more memorable. The setting encourages relaxed conversation, making it ideal for couples, families, or small groups seeking an intimate, authentic experience.
For a more personal experience, these private Colorado tours deliver individual attention
The private setting ensures a quiet, personalized experience away from crowds. The opportunity to watch and learn from a chef who’s passionate about wood-fired cooking adds an educational layer that’s often missing from typical outdoor dinners. Plus, the gaucho-style cooking, which emphasizes fire and simplicity, lends an authentic, rustic charm that elevates the meal beyond standard barbecue fare.
The main consideration is weather dependency. Since the experience takes place outdoors, poor weather could impact your plans. The tour provider offers the option to reschedule or receive a full refund if canceled due to weather, which is reassuring. Also, the price of $325 per person might seem steep for some, but when you factor in the exclusivity, the personalized nature, and the quality of the experience, it can be seen as a worthwhile splurge for a special occasion.

The tour runs Tuesday through Saturday between June and October, fitting nicely into a summer mountain getaway. The mobile ticket system means you can easily access your booking details, and the experience lasts approximately three hours—a good length for an evening of food, fire, and conversation.
Starting point: 516 E Agate Ave, Granby, CO. The activity concludes back at the same location, making logistics straightforward. The tour is designed for most travelers, and service animals are permitted, making it accessible for those with special needs.

This experience offers a rare chance to enjoy a private, outdoor dinner crafted with skill and served in an unforgettable mountain setting. It’s especially appealing to those who want a blend of culinary education, scenic beauty, and authentic Western flavor. The focus on gaucho-style cooking and the artistry behind fire-based grilling lend an authentic touch that’s difficult to find elsewhere.
While it’s a bit pricey, the value lies in the personalization, the quality of ingredients, and the chance to create lasting memories—whether celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking a distinctive Colorado experience.
Travelers who love good food and want to experience something more intimate and authentic than a typical restaurant will find this tour a worthwhile addition to their Colorado itinerary. Just remember to check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for outdoor dining, especially in mountain conditions.

Is this experience suitable for children?
While specific age restrictions aren’t listed, the outdoor, fire-based nature suggests it’s best suited for older children who can appreciate the setting and handle outdoor environments comfortably.
Are there any dietary restrictions or special requests?
The information provided doesn’t specify options for dietary restrictions, so it’s best to contact the provider directly if you have specific needs. The focus appears to be on a meat-centric meal, typical of gaucho-style cooking.
What is the meeting point?
Your starting point is the Rocky Mountain Roastery at 516 E Agate Ave, Granby, CO.
How long does the tour last?
Approximately three hours, from meet-up to return.
Is this an outdoor activity?
Yes, it’s held outdoors around a fire pit and grills in a mountain setting, so weather conditions matter.
What is the cost?
$325 per person, which includes the meal, the chef’s expertise, and the intimate setting.
Can I cancel if the weather is bad?
Yes, the experience requires good weather. If canceled due to bad weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
Is this experience private?
Yes, only your group will participate, making it a personalized adventure.

The Private Cowboy Wood Fired Dinner is a fantastic choice for travelers seeking an authentic, intimate outdoor dining experience in Colorado’s mountains. It’s perfect for those who want to combine culinary flair with scenic beauty, and who aren’t shy about a little outdoor adventure. The focus on high-quality, wood-fired grilling and a private setting makes it stand out from other mountain tours.
This experience offers not just a meal, but a moment—an opportunity to enjoy Colorado’s outdoors with a touch of Western tradition and a lot of delicious food. Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply looking to add a memorable experience to your trip, it’s a genuine way to feel closer to the rugged spirit of the American West.
If you’re prepared for the outdoor elements and appreciate authentic flavors, this tour could be the highlight of your Colorado visit. Just be sure to dress for the weather, bring your appetite, and get ready for a truly unique mountain evening.