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November 18, 2020

6 Off the Beaten Path Restaurants You Can’t Drive to

Boat dock at The Saltry Restaurant Alaska

There’s the old saying that the journey is the destination. While I generally agree with that — y’all know I love a good road trip — there are exceptions to every rule.

Take, for example, these six off the beaten path restaurants that aren’t accessible by car. Getting to the unique dining experiences is certainly a journey, but the destinations themselves are pretty spectacular too. World-famous attractions like national parks are wonderful, but sometimes it’s nice to (literally) head out to the middle of nowhere.

Jump ahead to:

  • America’s most unique off the beaten path restaurants
  • 1. Montana Dinner Yurt – Big Sky, Montana
  • 2. The Saltry Restaurant – Halibut Cove, Alaska
  • 3. Phantom Ranch Canteen – Grand Canyon National Park
  • 4. Tennessee Pass Cookhouse – Leadville, Colorado
  • 5. Cabbage Key Inn & Restaurant – Cabbage Key, Florida
  • 6. The Deck @ Piste – Jackson Hole, Wyoming

America’s most unique off the beaten path restaurants

From eateries in the mountains of Montana to diners floating in the ocean, every one of these off the beaten path restaurants is worthy of a spot on your bucket list.

Disclaimer: As local COVID-19 restrictions continue to evolve, many businesses are operating limited hours and at reduced capacity. I highly recommend calling directly to confirm they’re open and making advanced reservations. 

1. Montana Dinner Yurt – Big Sky, Montana

Montana Dinner Yurt, one of the most off the beaten path restaurants

Montana Dinner Yurt at Big Sky Resort | photo courtesy of @explorebigsky

Nestled in a top-secret backcountry spot at Big Sky Resort, Montana Dinner Yurt is one of the country’s most unique restaurants in the mountains. It’s only open during ski season, typically early December to mid-April. Because of that, the only way to get to Montana Dinner Yurt is by Snowcat.

The Snowcat takes diners 15 minutes up spectacular Lone Peak, where a campfire, candlelit dinner, and live music await. Guests get refreshments and a hearty three-course dinner that’s served family-style at long community tables. Please note that alcohol isn’t provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own.

After dinner, guests gather around the campfire for stargazing and can even take a turn on the torch-lit sled run before heading back to the resort. Talk about unique dining experiences!

Montana Dinner Yurt can only accommodate 36 people, so reservations are a must. While it’s open daily during ski season, it sells out most nights well in advance. We stayed at the fabulous Big Sky Resort during the summer and the concierge recommended that we make reservations right then for next winter! Apparently this is one of the hottest off the beaten path restaurants.

2. The Saltry Restaurant – Halibut Cove, Alaska

Boat dock at The Saltry Restaurant in Homer Alaska

The Saltry Restaurant in Halibut Cove, Alaska | photo courtesy of @daniel.c.klaus

Halibut Cove is a tiny island on the eastern side of Kachemak Bay, just across from Homer. When I say tiny, I mean tiny — according to Travel Alaska, only 23 people call Halibut Cove home.

There isn’t a single road in the village, which means that in order to get to The Saltry, you’ll have to take a boat. That’s the very definition of off the beaten path restaurants!

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The island’s passenger ferry, Danny J, makes two roundtrips from Homer per day. Both Danny J and The Saltry are dog-friendly, so feel free to bring your well-behaved, leashed pup along. Kayakers and private boaters are also welcome at The Saltry.

Truly unique among even the most remote places in the US, The Saltry is well worth the trip. Aside from outstanding views, the food is excellent and you won’t find fresher seafood anywhere (locals say the pickled salmon and seafood chowder are musts!).

The restaurant is open seven days a week from Memorial Day through Labor Day and advance reservations are strongly recommended.

3. Phantom Ranch Canteen – Grand Canyon National Park

Phantom Ranch Canteen in Grand Canyon National Park

Phantom Ranch Canteen, Grand Canyon National Park | photo courtesy of @ryanperella

Dining at the Canteen is absolutely one of the most unique and memorable culinary experiences you will ever have. That is if you can get there.

That snippet from the Grand Canyon National Park Lodges website says it all: If you can get there. Phantom Ranch Canteen is at the very bottom of the enormous canyon, a minimum of 7.8 miles in — and keep in mind, that’s just one direction.

This is also the Arizona desert, some of the most rugged terrain in the world, where rattlesnakes live and it’s frequently 100 degrees before 10:00 AM. That’s setting the bar awfully high for other off the beaten path restaurants.

Although many people do, you don’t necessarily have to hike in. You can also take a mule ride or get to the Canteen on a whitewater raft. The Phantom Ranch Canteen is open year-round for breakfast and dinner by reservation. There’s also a walk-up window where visitors can purchase sack lunches and necessities like first-aid supplies.

If you’re fortunate enough to win the coveted Phantom Ranch Lottery, you’ll be able to spend the night, rest your weary feet, and enjoy a reserved-for-ranch-guests-only beer.

4. Tennessee Pass Cookhouse – Leadville, Colorado

Tennessee Pass Cookhouse, one of Colorado's off the beaten path restaurants

Tennessee Pass Cookhouse, Leadville Colorado | photo courtesy of @tennpassco

Fun fact: Leadville, Colorado, is the highest incorporated city in North America, sitting at an elevation of 10,152 feet.

The region also has fascinating roots as a once-booming mining town and is home to the state’s two tallest peaks, Mount Elbert (14, 439′) and the aptly-named Mount Massive (14,429′).

Leadville also happens to home to one of the best off the beaten path restaurants in the country, Tennessee Pass Cookhouse.

The reservations-only cookhouse serves up elevated Old West Colorado classics like elk tenderloin with blueberry, sage, and port reduction. It’s a local favorite and that’s saying a lot because let’s face it, there are a lot of restaurants in the mountains in The Centennial State.

To get here, diners meet at the Tennessee Pass Nordic Center, then hike, cross-country ski, or snowshoe the one mile to the cookhouse. Hey, you were warned that these are off the beaten path restaurants. The trail is very well-maintained and the payoff is the indulgent four-course meal waiting for you.

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Tennessee Pass Cookhouse is open most of the year with short breaks between seasons. Since you’re already here, reserve a sleep yurt and hit the slopes at nearby Ski Cooper. Just this year, they added Tennessee Creek Basin, 70 acres of Double Black Diamond terrain.

5. Cabbage Key Inn & Restaurant – Cabbage Key, Florida

Aerial view of Cabbage Key Inn

Cabbage Key Inn, Florida | photo courtesy of Cabbage Key

It’s difficult to imagine any part of Florida that doesn’t have even one paved road, but it exists. That place is Cabbage Key, a 100-acre island just west of Fort Myers on the Gulf Coast.

In spite of its size, Cabbage Key has multiple claims to fame. Rock legend Jimmy Buffett wrote “Cheeseburger in Paradise” here, for starters. Then there’s the Cabbage Key Inn & Restaurant, an open-air establishment that’s open 365 days a year for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

The focal point inside the restaurant is the storied Dollar Bill Bar, where patrons have taped bills (over 70,000 of them, reportedly!) to every available surface for over 60 years. Some of the more famous dollars came from former President Jimmy Carter, John F. Kennedy, Jr., and — who else? — the man himself, Jimmy Buffett.

As you may have guessed, the only way to reach Cabbage Key is by boat. That’s why it earned a spot on our list of off the beaten path restaurants! It’s worthy of at least a day trip, one of the only places you can still experience “Old Florida.” Though you’re a short distance from Fort Myers, you’ll feel like you’re in one of the most remote places in the US.

6. The Deck @ Piste – Jackson Hole, Wyoming

The Bridger Gondola taking passengers up to Jackson's restaurants in the mountains

Bridger Gondola, Jackson Hole | photo courtesy of @travelpics2929

I know what you’re thinking: not much of anything in Jackson Hole is a “hidden gem,” it’s far too popular. How on earth could there be any off the beaten path restaurants?

Admittedly, this one isn’t exactly a little-known secret. It is, however, legitimately off the beaten path, perched high above Jackson proper at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.

Hopefully you’re not afraid of heights, because the only way to the Deck at Piste is up. Fortunately, you have options. Choose a 12-minute ride on the Bridger Gondola or a moderate 5-mile hike on the Wildflower Trail.

Personally, I’d do both — hike up, then take the gondola down. You’ll feel less guilty about the 2-for-1 margs since you got some cardio in and you’ll be able to take a $5 bartender’s-choice cocktail to-go. Win-win.

The Deck sits at an elevation of 9,095 feet, enjoying sweeping views of the entire valley down below. This has got to be one of the world’s most scenic restaurants in the mountains, with its views of the mighty Snake River and clear over to the Gros Ventre Mountains. Note that The Deck is only open in the summer and the gondola is totally free after 5:00 PM.

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8 Comments
  • MissKorang
    November 18, 2020

    You make me want to get in a car and start driving. Thanks for the wonderful places, will definitely look out for them

    Reply
  • Sarah
    November 23, 2020

    These places look great! I can’t wait to visit them when we are able to travel again.

    Reply
    • Taryn
      Sarah
      November 23, 2020

      I totally agree! My must-visit list is growing very long these days!

      Reply
  • Cassie
    November 23, 2020

    Oh wow, what a unique post! Now, I want to go to everyone of these restaurants. They all look so incredible. I am especially drawn to the Montana Dinner Yurt! Thank you for sharing!

    Reply
    • Taryn
      Cassie
      November 23, 2020

      That’s my favorite one, too – although I love something about each one of them!

      Reply
  • Samantha Laycock
    November 23, 2020

    These restaurants look amazing!!!

    Reply
  • Nathalia Basso
    November 23, 2020

    How COOL! I will be adding a few of these to our travel itineraries.

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One of the prettiest, most magical spots in the Tetons is also one of the least crowded. 📍 Leigh Lake Maybe because it's right next to uber-crowded Jenny Lake and String Lakes, I have no idea, but....go. There's an excellent chance you'll have it mostly to yourself! This was an absolutely gorgeous Friday in late September (i.e.; busy season 🍂🍁), and we only saw two other groups on the trail all afternoon. . . . . . . . #grandtetons #tetons #grandtetonnationalpark #jacksonhole #jacksonwy #wynot #leighlake #honeymoon #grandteton
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If you love the mountains, honeymoon in the mountains! There's no rule that says you have to go somewhere tropical or exotic. In 5 days, we hiked, rode the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram, watched spectacular sunsets, spotted moose and bear 🫎, ate incredibly well, took scenic drives, fished 🎣, cruised across Lake Jenny, and more. 🍁 Fall color was at peak 9/26-10/1 . . . . . #grandtetons #tetons #grandtetonnationalpark #jacksonhole #jacksonholewyoming #wynot #honeymooners #wyoming
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I obviously had no idea what exactly he'd come up with, but I knew 150% it would be incredible. We didn't give him any sort of shot list and we let him do 100% of the scouting on his own. We simply trusted the process and his creative genius, and could not be happier with the result.

By the way, Taylor isn't an elopement or wedding photographer. In fact, most of the time he doesn't even shoot pictures with people 😂 

Just goes to show that you truly never know what may come from a simple conversation. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there! 

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When I say we eloped, I mean it very literally. We didn't have a single wedding guest; it was just the two of us and our photographer @tdcameraman .... who is an absolutely incredible human, and also got ordained so he could be our legal officiant. 

Somehow, he managed to capture us reading our vows to one another, then said a few words to make it official, and THEN got some more amazing photos like this one, all in the same few seconds.

This was RIGHT after exchanging I do's, at our gorgeous ceremony site in Custer State Park. Not a soul walked by, and the lighting and weather were both perfect and magical. A fairy tale ❤️
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One of the prettiest, most magical spots in the Tetons is also one of the least crowded. 📍 Leigh Lake

Maybe because it's right next to uber-crowded Jenny Lake and String Lakes, I have no idea, but....go. There's an excellent chance you'll have it mostly to yourself! 

This was an absolutely gorgeous Friday in late September (i.e.; busy season 🍂🍁), and we only saw two other groups on the trail all afternoon. 

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One of the prettiest, most magical spots in the Tetons is also one of the least crowded. 📍 Leigh Lake Maybe because it's right next to uber-crowded Jenny Lake and String Lakes, I have no idea, but....go. There's an excellent chance you'll have it mostly to yourself! This was an absolutely gorgeous Friday in late September (i.e.; busy season 🍂🍁), and we only saw two other groups on the trail all afternoon. . . . . . . . #grandtetons #tetons #grandtetonnationalpark #jacksonhole #jacksonwy #wynot #leighlake #honeymoon #grandteton
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If you love the mountains, honeymoon in the mountains! There's no rule that says you have to go somewhere tropical or exotic. 

In 5 days, we hiked, rode the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram, watched spectacular sunsets, spotted moose and bear 🫎, ate incredibly well, took scenic drives, fished 🎣, cruised across Lake Jenny, and more. 

🍁 Fall color was at peak 9/26-10/1

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If you love the mountains, honeymoon in the mountains! There's no rule that says you have to go somewhere tropical or exotic. In 5 days, we hiked, rode the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram, watched spectacular sunsets, spotted moose and bear 🫎, ate incredibly well, took scenic drives, fished 🎣, cruised across Lake Jenny, and more. 🍁 Fall color was at peak 9/26-10/1 . . . . . #grandtetons #tetons #grandtetonnationalpark #jacksonhole #jacksonholewyoming #wynot #honeymooners #wyoming
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This right here is EXACTLY why I asked @tdcameraman to shoot our elopement. 

I obviously had no idea what exactly he'd come up with, but I knew 150% it would be incredible. We didn't give him any sort of shot list and we let him do 100% of the scouting on his own. We simply trusted the process and his creative genius, and could not be happier with the result.

By the way, Taylor isn't an elopement or wedding photographer. In fact, most of the time he doesn't even shoot pictures with people 😂 

Just goes to show that you truly never know what may come from a simple conversation. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there! 

Taylor, thank you so much for capturing us so accurately in our untamed, very non-traditional light. And especially thank you for being committed to this vision 😅🙏
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This right here is EXACTLY why I asked @tdcameraman to shoot our elopement. I obviously had no idea what exactly he'd come up with, but I knew 150% it would be incredible. We didn't give him any sort of shot list and we let him do 100% of the scouting on his own. We simply trusted the process and his creative genius, and could not be happier with the result. By the way, Taylor isn't an elopement or wedding photographer. In fact, most of the time he doesn't even shoot pictures with people 😂 Just goes to show that you truly never know what may come from a simple conversation. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there! Taylor, thank you so much for capturing us so accurately in our untamed, very non-traditional light. And especially thank you for being committed to this vision 😅🙏
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When I say we eloped, I mean it very literally. We didn't have a single wedding guest; it was just the two of us and our photographer @tdcameraman .... who is an absolutely incredible human, and also got ordained so he could be our legal officiant. 

Somehow, he managed to capture us reading our vows to one another, then said a few words to make it official, and THEN got some more amazing photos like this one, all in the same few seconds.

This was RIGHT after exchanging I do's, at our gorgeous ceremony site in Custer State Park. Not a soul walked by, and the lighting and weather were both perfect and magical. A fairy tale ❤️
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When @tdcameraman sent us our wedding gallery, I was in the middle of 6 things (per usual 🤪), so I quickly skimmed through the 200+ pictures. I IMMEDIATELY honed in on this one and sent it to him. 

He replied back that it was probably his fave of the weekend, too. 

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I'm Taryn...Mckee (has a nice ring to it, eh?). Whether you're new around here or you've been with me for a couple years, a LOT has changed recently.

First, we eloped 2 weeks ago! On the anniversary of the day we met, in the place we met. 

For those of you who don't know, Steven & I were long distance for multiple years (Arizona and Louisiana). I moved to the Ozarks area of Missouri at the beginning of summer, and he just arrived this past weekend. AND started his new job (same position and company, new branch) this morning 🙌 I literally picked the keys to our new house up hours after getting home from our elopement/honeymoon last week 🤪

After years of being in a very NON-traditional relationship, we were ironically textbook traditional in the end - getting married and moving in together the following week 😂

Things are suuuuper busy, as you can imagine, and I leave for a press trip tomorrow morning. But! I'm hoping to share wedding details all throughout this week. We both SO appreciate the messages checking in! Some of you were worried that I hadn't posted since I said I was headed out to get married lol. Thanks for lookin' out, y'all!
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Allow me to [re]introduce myself 👋 I'm Taryn...Mckee (has a nice ring to it, eh?). Whether you're new around here or you've been with me for a couple years, a LOT has changed recently. First, we eloped 2 weeks ago! On the anniversary of the day we met, in the place we met. For those of you who don't know, Steven & I were long distance for multiple years (Arizona and Louisiana). I moved to the Ozarks area of Missouri at the beginning of summer, and he just arrived this past weekend. AND started his new job (same position and company, new branch) this morning 🙌 I literally picked the keys to our new house up hours after getting home from our elopement/honeymoon last week 🤪 After years of being in a very NON-traditional relationship, we were ironically textbook traditional in the end - getting married and moving in together the following week 😂 Things are suuuuper busy, as you can imagine, and I leave for a press trip tomorrow morning. But! I'm hoping to share wedding details all throughout this week. We both SO appreciate the messages checking in! Some of you were worried that I hadn't posted since I said I was headed out to get married lol. Thanks for lookin' out, y'all!
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