Corbets Cabin

Take the aerial tram up to the top of the mountain for an amazing view and incredibly delicious waffles. The Belgium and Trad were our favorites! Just be aware that the tram is 50.00 a person to go up making the price per waffle if you’re not skiing ‘interesting’. Still worth the experience and we would absolutely do it again.

This is an experience driven place that happens to serve waffles over a destination you go to because the waffles are so good. There are a few choices for waffle toppings and a few hot and cold drink options, even beers. The counter service was great. Busy! You'll definitely want to take a walk or plan to go for a hike and take in all the great views on top of the mountain before you take the aerial tram back down to the base. Book the tram online to save a few bucks. Trams run every 15 minutes. Bring a jacket or two and enjoy a hot cider or cocoa!

Apparently all waffles should be made at 10000ft elevation because it was by far the lightest, crispiest, BEST waffle I’ve ever eaten. Had to go back and get a 2nd it was so good. We got the Belgian 🤤😋 P.S. to the guy working the register who said there aren’t bears up here, peep my video. Saw the black bear literally walking on the Rock Springs Loop trail. Bear sighting + waffle = great day!!

We planned on having a waffle here while on our road trip as a novelty experience. We didn’t really have high expectations of great waffles, and we were pleasantly surprised. My husband’s Belgian Waffle was excellent! I decided to try the unusual Gateway Waffle (peanut butter and bacon). The bacon could have been cooked a bit longer, but I still liked it. There is limited indoor and outdoor seating, and it was fairly crowded (on a Saturday in August; who would have guessed, haha). We ended up standing at a railing enjoying the view while we ate. Such a gorgeous view! The guys working the counter were friendly and efficient. Note: Water is $5/bottle, so bring your own up with you if you don’t want to pay that.