Rathbone Tap Room

at the Adventure Center

Be Your Own Bar Tender

Rathbone Tap Room is an exciting new addition to Keystone Resort. This is a self-pour tap wall with 16 beers and 4 homemade cocktails on tap. Come by for Apres after a day of winter or summer activities, watch the kid's ice skate or enjoy a boat ride, and serve yourself and ice cold beer or cocktail of your choice!

Located inside the Keystone Adventure Center at Lakeside Village. Parking available at the Keystone Lodge & Spa parking lot.

Currently Open 10:00am - 9:00pm Daily.

Stay tuned for updated hours of operation after the Adventure Center Ice Rink closes for the 22/23 winter season.

How It Works

As a self-pour tap wall, you have the power to pour your own beverage. If you don't know what you like, taste an ounce of them all! If your heart is set, pour a full glass! Watch the video tutorial here to learn more about the Pour My Beer system.
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Drink Menu

Beer

  • Dominga Mimosa Sour - New Belgium
  • Outlaw Vanilla Stout - Pug Ryan's Brewery
  • Graham Cracker Porter - Denver Beer Co
  • Tank 7 - Boulevard Brewing Company
  • Avery IPA - Avery Brewing Company
  • Squeezy Rider IPA - Deschutes Brewery
  • Chasing Ghosts IPA - Epic Brewery
  • Neon Rainbows IPA - Ommegang Brewery
  • Pete's Stash - Vail Brewing Company
  • Colorado Kolsch - Steamworks Brewing Company
  • Unfiltered Wheat - Boulevard Brewing Company
  • Christmas Ale - Breckenridge Brewery
  • Longs Lager - 14er Brewing Company
  • 6.66 - Duval Brewery
  • Family Vacation Cream Ale - Roadhouse Brewery
  • Peacemaker Pilsner - Pug Ryan's Brewery

Cocktails

  • Grapefruit Crush
  • Spicy Bees Knees
  • Bourbon Ginger Cider
  • Mineshaft Margarita

The History of Rathbone

Through the historic mining period of our local Keystone area, there was a town in Peru Creek that has had three names. Currently, we know if as Argentine. In 1868, the town was founded as Decatur, named after Stephen Decatur. When Stephen died in 1881, the town of Decatur was later renamed Rathbone. Mining activity took place in Rathbone until the late 1800's when the mines were abandoned after an avalanche had taken out the town of Rathbone. In the early 1900's silver was found in the area so they rebuilt the town named Argentine and continued mining until the 1940's. You can still visit Decatur/Rathbone/Argentine today to explore the history of our close by mining town.