Tabernash

Tabernash is a historic, now-abandoned ski area located in the Fraser Valley of northern Colorado, near Winter Park. Once a modest regional ski destination, the area operated as a family-friendly ski resort before closure, leaving behind a legacy in Colorado's skiing heritage. Today, the site represents a piece of local winter recreation history, with the surrounding terrain offering opportunities for backcountry exploration and winter activities in the high country near the Continental Divide. The Fraser Valley location provides access to extensive public lands and backcountry skiing opportunities in the Roosevelt National Forest, making the region attractive to experienced winter recreationists seeking solitude and untracked terrain away from crowded resort slopes.