Photographed here is an alternate view of Slow Groovin’ BBQ, displaying a portion of the yard and deck. If the smell of aromatic slow-smoked BBQ doesn’t draw you in, surely the sight of a relaxing patio and friendly faces will! We gladly cater to all sorts of adventurers by offering a wide range of amenities in addition to sit-down dining, such as: propane, fire wood, ice, catering, and delicious take-out meals.

Photographed with our son, Tobin, Monique V is one of our valued servers at Slow Groovin’ BBQ. Born and raised in Marble, CO, Monique happily shares her local knowledge along with her excellent baking skills! With Marble being so small, friends are made easily and people from near and far come together over common delights. We take much pride in facilitating such pleasantries through offering a friendly, enjoyable, and home-style atmosphere at Slow Groovin’ BBQ.

One of the favorite family destinations is Beaver Lake, a Colorado Division of Wildlife property located on the eastern edge of the town of Marble. via – www.marbletourismassociation.org

From Slow Groovin’ BBQ, you are able to enjoy another amazing view of Marble’s Historic Bell Tower, recently built using the design from the original Bell Tower which stood in the same location and was built in the early 1920s!

While plenty of restaurants offer amazing meals, they’re rarely accompanied by a spectacular view. Luckily, we offer both! Wanderers and locals alike can find the best of both worlds at Slow Groovin’ BBQ.

Hurry we’ll be booked through 2010 before you know it!

It’s funny how the body goes strong, like a tuned 357 ci Chevy with eight big gas chambers pounding out the horses, then your cylinder heads carbon up, your oil gets thinned, and the go-peddle feels like you’re stomping a ripe mellon. I’m feeling like that today, after many more days on skis than off for the last few weeks.

We’re still having a spring that yields a snowpack somewhere between the Wasatch and Sierra, and it’s snowing up high again today. Thinking about getting out again tomorrow, but then, a rest day with some office work is oddly compelling. After all, just how many tax extensions can you file?

The place to be in Marble, Colorado. Highly recommended. You can ski the peak in the background, then have breakfast looking at your tracks. Very very cool. They’ll be open weekends and most weekdays, but closed for a day or two. Call for hours at 970-963-4090. If you go, please tell them you found out about it on WildSnow.com

Well perhaps it’s time for an oil change, and to admit I’m still jealous of ski bums who don’t file tax extensions, or even tax returns for that matter.

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