No. We do not offer overnight accommodations at Spruce Mountain Ranch.
Do you have hotel recommendations?We highly suggest the Denver Hilton Inverness a beautiful resort hotel conveniently located between Spruce Mountain Ranch and Denver International Airport. For additional hotel suggestions, visit our accommodations page or visit our FREE mobile app. More often than not, couples purchase prearranged room blocks for guests at local hotels.
Do the hotels you recommend offer transportation to and from the ranch?Yes. We work with several hotels that offer discounted rates and special packages that include round-trip transportation to and from Spruce Mountain Ranch. Make sure you ask your host/hostess whether they’ve arranged a hotel room block that offers a shuttling service.
Smoking, tobacco, marijuana, or other substance use (except alcohol) is prohibited inside any Spruce Mountain Ranch building. Smoking of tobacco is only permitted in outdoor areas where proper butt and ash receptacles are provided. Marijuana, in any form, is strictly prohibited in any and all areas of the property and will be confiscated if brought onto the premises.
Can I bring in my own alcohol?No. If your host/hostess has decided to serve alcohol through our dedicated beverage partner, Peak Beverage, you will have access to an open bar. Any outside alcohol brought onto the premises will be confiscated.
Do I need to bring my ID?Yes. We card all guests under the age 40.
After you pass through the grand front gates, keep to the right of the island and pay close attention to the chalkboard signs throughout the property. We’ve taken great lengths to incorporate clear signage to direct you to the appropriate venue (e.g. The Ponderosa Room, Albert’s Lodge, Trey’s Vista, etc.).
Do you have a property map I can view prior to the event?Yes. You can view and download our property map here. In addition, we suggest you download our FREE mobile app. for access to our guest information page, which provides directions, maps, and other helpful tips on attending a Spruce Mountain Ranch wedding. After you pass through the grand gates, stay to the right of the island and pay attention to the chalkboard signs that will direct you to the appropriate venue/ event (Upper Ranch-Ponderosa, or Lower Ranch-Albert’s Lodge).
What time should I plan on arriving?Aim to arrive on the property at least 30 minutes before the ceremony start time. This gives you ample time to park, use the restroom, locate the ceremony site, and find your seats.
What address should I plug into my GPS?Our physical address is 14771 Spruce Mountain Rd. Larkspur, CO.
Where will we park while attending a wedding at Spruce Mountain Ranch?1. We have two complementary parking lots for guests, both in close proximity to our venues:
2. Lower Ranch Parking Lot – 134 spaces
Can I leave my vehicle on the property after the conclusion of the event?No. We do not permit guests to leave vehicles on the property for any period of time following an event.
Spruce Mountain Ranch is a private gated property. Our front gate closes once the day’s events have concluded and does not re-open at regular times. If you leave your vehicle, you may not have access to the property to retrieve it the following morning.
Vehicles left on the property after the conclusion of an event will be towed at the owner’s expense.
Does Uber or Lyft provide transportation to and from Spruce Mountain Ranch?Uber and Lyft have limited service in our area of Larkspur, CO. To ensure reliable transportation, we suggest pre-booking your rides through the Uber and Lyft apps prior to the event. Typically, we’ve found these services dependable for drop-offs but unreliable for pick-ups
Spruce Mountain Ranch is a privately owned property with gated access. Walk-in visits are not allowed at any time. To schedule a visit, wedding couples can request a “Visitor’s Pass” for select family and friends. We will do our best to accommodate their request.
We are at 7,300 feet. We suggest guests visiting from lower altitudes drink a lot of water and eat iron-rich foods prior to (and throughout) the event. Be aware that alcohol consumption can also affect you differently at higher altitudes.
What should I wear to a Spruce Mountain Ranch wedding?While you will be visiting a working cattle ranch, our wedding venues are beautifully landscaped with paved outdoor areas. We do suggest sensible footwear at our Mountainside and Trey’s Vista ceremony sites (you might want to leave the stilettos at home). Attire at Spruce Mountain Ranch events varies from casual to black-tie. We recommend contacting your host/hostess for more specific dress code information.
What is the weather like at Spruce Mountain Ranch?Spruce Mountain Ranch guests enjoy mild temperatures and sunshine for approximately 300 days of the year. However, we always suggest guests come prepared for any type of weather while visiting the ranch.
In many cases, couples will choose to host at least part of their celebration in one of our outdoor venues. To play it safe, we recommend assuming you will spend some portion of the afternoon or evening outside.
Is there cell or Wi-Fi service at Spruce Mountain Ranch?Cell service is limited here amid the gorgeous Spruce Mountains. However, we do offer free, reliable Wi-Fi that guests are welcome to use.
Can we pet the cows?No. Unfortunately, we cannot allow anyone access to our pastures. Our mama cows are very protective of their young, and by nature, will charge if they feel threatened. Startling the cattle can cause them injury. More importantly, we do not want any of our guests to be put at risk
What is the bathroom situation at Spruce Mountain Ranch?Each of our indoor venues features spacious bathrooms to accommodate large groups of guests.
Which venues are handicap accessible?All of our indoor venue spaces are ADA-compliant. And while outdoor spaces like Grace’s Chapel, Mountainside, and Trey’s Vista may be a little trickier for the mobility-impaired, they can still be easily accessed via wheelchair
What are some must-see attractions near Spruce Mountain Ranch?Conveniently located about 30 minutes from both Denver and Colorado Springs, the local attractions are endless. In Colorado Springs, you’ll find all sorts of outdoor adventures, including whitewater rafting, horsebacking, the Garden of the Gods, Pike National Forest, and so much more. On the flip side, Denver offers a wide range of big city attractions, from 16th Street Mall and Larimer Square to the Denver Art Museum and Denver Zoo.