The 10th
About
The 10th is Vail Mountain's upscale, full-service restaurant at Mid-Vail at the top of Gondola One. Its name nods to the 10th Mountain Division, and the dining room looks out over the Gore Range.
It suits a skier who wants a proper table and a glass of wine in the middle of the day, a celebration lunch on the mountain, or a non-skiing friend or family member who rides the gondola up to meet the group.
The food and the bar
Vail Mountain calls the cooking contemporary and mountain-influenced: updated classics rather than cafeteria fare, with vegetarian and gluten-free options. Separate food, cocktail, and wine and beer menus are posted on vail.com. The bar area has its own offer, the Two Martini Lunch, which pairs an oversized Caesar salad and truffle fries with martinis for two.
Getting there
You don't need to be a skier, but you do need lift access. Guests with an Epic Pass ride up on their pass. Everyone else can buy a Lift & Lunch package at the Vail Village ticket office, which includes a credit toward the meal. Skiers can ski in and ski out; everyone else rides Gondola One up and back down.
Booking and seasons
The 10th is mainly a winter restaurant, serving lunch and après daily through the ski season. Book ahead: walk-ins are seated only when there is room. In summer it has opened on select Sundays for a brunch with a DJ, with gondola access included for guests who book. Hours are in the FAQ below.
Also at Mid-Vail
The same stop has more lunch options: Mid-Vail Restaurant offers a variety of on-mountain lunch options with the same Gore Range views.
Sources: Vail Mountain: The 10th. Checked September 24, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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About The 10th
The 10th is Vail Mountain's upscale, full-service restaurant at Mid-Vail at the top of Gondola One. Its name nods to the 10th Mountain Division, and the dining room looks out over the Gore Range.
It suits a skier who wants a proper table and a glass of wine in the middle of the day, a celebration lunch on the mountain, or a non-skiing friend or family member who rides the gondola up to meet the group.
The food and the bar
Vail Mountain calls the cooking contemporary and mountain-influenced: updated classics rather than cafeteria fare, with vegetarian and gluten-free options. Separate food, cocktail, and wine and beer menus are posted on vail.com. The bar area has its own offer, the Two Martini Lunch, which pairs an oversized Caesar salad and truffle fries with martinis for two.
Getting there
You don't need to be a skier, but you do need lift access. Guests with an Epic Pass ride up on their pass. Everyone else can buy a Lift & Lunch package at the Vail Village ticket office, which includes a credit toward the meal. Skiers can ski in and ski out; everyone else rides Gondola One up and back down.
Booking and seasons
The 10th is mainly a winter restaurant, serving lunch and après daily through the ski season. Book ahead: walk-ins are seated only when there is room. In summer it has opened on select Sundays for a brunch with a DJ, with gondola access included for guests who book. Hours are in the FAQ below.
Also at Mid-Vail
The same stop has more lunch options: Mid-Vail Restaurant offers a variety of on-mountain lunch options with the same Gore Range views.
Sources: Vail Mountain: The 10th. Checked September 24, 2026.