FAQ’s

  • 17200 CR 274, Nathrop, CO 81236

    Getting accurate digital directions is difficult.

    ***You must type in the address if using Apple Maps***

    ***Google Maps will take you to the Mt. Princeton Hot Springs- this is incorrect! Please follow the written directions***

    Driving Directions to Double Eddy: 

    Enter Nathrop Post Office into your GPS

    -After the Nathrop post office look for CR 270 (do not turn in at Post Office, continue straight on the highway)

    -head west (take right from Buena Vista) toward Antero Mountain on 270 

    -Go straight through a yield sign.

    -270 turns into 272

    -Go over Cattle Guard

    -You will come to an open forestry service gate

    -Stay straight as 272 turns into 274

    Stay straight on 274 until you reach a slight left avoiding 274A dead end into the ranch gate—DO NOT TAKE 274A

    Gate code is 2190 then star (in lower right)

    Proceed in. Gate will close behind you.

    Stay to the right for a half mile until you come up to the ranch.



  • Funky Formal

    Wedding formal attire with vibrant colors, unique patterns, fun textures or statement accessories to celebrate with flair :) At the end of the day, please wear whatever you feel best in. Just no jeans!

    *It is a fully outdoor wedding, we do have a tent*

    *While we are hoping for a warm fall night, temperatures can be in the low 50’s in the mountains.

    *Stiletto’s are not recommended- gravel, grass, etc.

  • There will be valet on site for those who drive, and a shuttle that will run to a main pick up / drop off location in BV and the hotsprings.

  • Altitude Sickness can become a problem if your traveling from lower altitudes.

    Please follow these tips if you may be prone!

    1. Drink LOTS of water before, during, and after traveling. Electrolytes can help wonders!

    2. If possible, stay in Denver for a day to acclimate.

    3. Limit Alcohol intake

  • Please take a look at our Location tab for recommendations on where to stay.

    There are a ton of campgrounds in and around Buena Vista. There are also huge dispersed (no hook ups or bathrooms) camp sites lining the road to the ranch that could hold large groups.