Telluride
Historic mining town turned world-class ski resort with stunning mountain views
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Food & DrinkLa Cocina de Luz
La Cocina de Luz is a bar located in Telluride, CO.
Other PlacesThe Village Market
The Village Market is a full-service grocery store offering a curated selection of premium products at competitive prices. This independent grocery store provides fresh produce and other high-quality products, along with customer service. The store also has a rewards program that allows customers to earn points on their shopping trips, which can be converted to in-store credits.
Other PlacesBurton - Telluride
This business offers ski, snowboard, and bike rentals, as well as sales of clothing and accessories. They also provide equipment tuning and repair services, including overnight ski and snowboard tunes, and various levels of bike tune-ups. The staff is available to offer guidance and local directions to help customers make the most of their time in Telluride.
Other PlacesTelluride Offroad Adventures
Telluride Offroad Adventures offers guided Jeep tours in the San Juan Mountains, providing visitors with a close-up look at the area's rugged beauty and rich history. The company's experienced guides, who are certified in First-Aid/CPR, lead tours in modified Jeep Gladiators, offering educational insights into the area's history, geology, and wildlife. Tours range from half-day excursions, such as the Imogene Pass and Tomboy Ghost Town Tour, to full-day and private group tours, which can be arranged by contacting the company.
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The Gentleman's Loop
Yeti Tribe Gathering: Alternate Route
Jud Wiebe Trail #432
Yeti Tribe Gathering: Main Ride, Telluride Gondola
New Deep Creek
Magic Meadows Access Trail
About Telluride
Telluride stands as one of Colorado's most iconic destinations, a former mining town that has transformed into a world-class resort community while maintaining its authentic mountain character. Nestled in a box canyon at 8,750 feet elevation, this charming town of 2,500 permanent residents offers an unparalleled combination of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and cultural sophistication.
Quick Facts
2,500
8,750 ft
Summer & Winter
Skiing & Festivals
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Telluride special?
Telluride is a former mining town that has transformed into a world-class resort community while maintaining its authentic mountain character. The town offers world-class skiing, cultural events, and stunning natural beauty in a unique box canyon setting.
What is the best time to visit Telluride?
Telluride offers year-round appeal with excellent skiing in winter and hiking, mountain biking, and cultural events in summer. The town's high elevation ensures cool temperatures even in summer, making it a perfect escape from the heat.
What outdoor activities are available in Telluride?
Telluride offers world-class skiing, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and fishing. The town provides access to the San Juan Mountains with countless trails leading to alpine lakes, waterfalls, and panoramic viewpoints.
What cultural events happen in Telluride?
Telluride hosts the world-renowned Telluride Bluegrass Festival and Telluride Film Festival, along with numerous other cultural events throughout the year. The town's vibrant arts community and world-class dining scene provide sophisticated amenities.
How do I get to Telluride?
Telluride is accessible by car via Highway 145, by air through the Telluride Regional Airport, or by shuttle from Montrose. The town's pedestrian-friendly layout makes it easy to explore on foot once you arrive.