About The Resort
Devil’s Thumb Ranch is a 6,000 acre environmentally friendly guest ranch located approximately 10 miles from Winter Park, Colorado, with emphasis on “rustic elegance” and a true Colorado experience. Winter activities include cross country ski trails, ice skating, snow shoeing and sleigh rides. Summer activities include fly fishing guided mountain biking, hiking and rafting. Other features including 2 restaurants and a cafe, activities, full spa, and archery.
Opportunity Details
F&B-$14.42/hour
When training is a tipped position the pay is $11.40/hr plus tips.
Culinary-$16/hour
Guest Services/Front Office-$17/hour
Housekeeping Supervisor-$17/hour
About The Location
Tabernash is a small community located in Grand County, Colorado, United States.
Location: Tabernash is situated in north-central Colorado, near the western edge of Grand County. It is part of the Fraser Valley and is approximately 10 miles southwest of the town of Fraser.
Scenic Setting: The area around Tabernash is known for its picturesque mountainous landscapes. The community is surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Rocky Mountains, offering residents and visitors access to outdoor recreational activities.
Proximity to Winter Park: Tabernash is located near the popular resort town of Winter Park. Winter Park is renowned for its ski resorts, including Winter Park Resort, one of the largest ski resorts in Colorado. This makes Tabernash a convenient location for those who enjoy winter sports.
Ranching and Agriculture: Historically, the region has been involved in ranching and agriculture. The town's history is tied to the development of the railroad and the expansion of the area as a ranching community.
Small Community: Tabernash is a relatively small and tight-knit community, contributing to its friendly and close community atmosphere. Residents often appreciate the quieter, more rural lifestyle while still having access to the amenities and activities of nearby towns.
Recreational Opportunities: Beyond winter sports, the area offers a range of outdoor activities throughout the year, including hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and golf. The Fraser River runs nearby, providing opportunities for fishing enthusiasts.
Local Services: While Tabernash itself is small, residents often rely on nearby towns like Fraser and Winter Park for essential services, shopping, and dining options.
Housing Details
Housing in Employee accommodations
Shuttle provided to and from work & to grocery store/town, shared rooms (2-3 people per room), shared co-ed bathrooms, communal areas: kitchen, living room, laundry facilities.
Rent: $500/month deducted from paycheck
Housing deposit: $200 *fully refundable – see housing agreement
$50 collected from first paycheck for bedding (bed sheets/pillow case, duvet, pillow), towels
Arrival
Fly into Denver International Airport (DIA). Flight details must be coordinated with (IHC) Diana Mandl before booking - very important!
Ground transportation from the airport to the DTR is the participant's responsibility. IHC will provide guidance.
Option 1: Greyhound Bus from Denver Airport to Tabernash, CO. Pick-up from the bus stop arranged by property.
Option 2: Take the Train to Union Station and then the Train to Winter Park/Fraser. Pick-up from the train station arranged by property.
Option 3: Home James shuttle from DIA directly to DTR https://www.ridehj.com/rates - this option is recommended!
Additional Details
Meals can be purchased from a staff menu or at 50% off from the regular menu during designated employee meal periods
Uniform:
F&B/Housekeeping/Guest Services: uniform shirts are provided. Participants must bring: black slacks, dark denim jeans (no ripped jeans), black socks, black non-slip dress shoes, white undershirts
Culinary: chef jackets and aprons/hats are provided. Participant must bring: non-slip black kitchen shoes, socks, chef pants, white undershirts
Cultural Activities: The Ranch has multiple outdoor activities onsite including: 125 Km of cross country ski trails, horse stables, mountain biking, hiking, fishing and much more. Grand County is full of year around outdoor activities from Grand Lake to Winter Park - participants can partake in resort activities based on availability. Other cultural activities - examples: Taco Tuesdays in the employee housing complex, frequently organized activities such as BBQ's, Staff Football tournament, Sleigh Ride, Fat Bike Tour, etc.