From refined groomed runs to challenging bumps, there is indeed something for everyone. Beginners and intermediate riders and skiers can catch a lift to the highest peaks and enjoy terrain and views typically reserved for the experts.
Let us help make Telluride your winter destination, you can book your trip on one website and we can help with lodging, transportation, lift tickets, and rentals. We offer great Telluride ski packages and specials on most everything you'll need to make this trip special.
Telluride boasts 1,700 acres of terrain, three air gardens and terrain parks, one complete with a superpipe. Other winter activities popular in this area include Nordic skiing, dogsledding, sleigh rides, snowmobiling, ice climbing, heli-skiing, ice skating, sledding, and more.
The town of Telluride was founded in the late 1800s with a mining boom. The town began to take on quite a character of its own, giving rise to a hotel and opera house, as well as brothels, saloons, gambling halls and the like. It was indeed a frontier mining town with all the trappings. And with all the gold and silver, the local bank made a tempting target, and was purportedly the site of Butch Cassidy's first heist, netting him a take of $24,580. Today, Telluride's gold is its white powder.
Telluride is located 127 miles southeast of Grand Junction and 125 miles from Durango, CO. Four airlines (American, Continental, United and America West) from six major cities (Chicago, Dallas Fort Worth, Houston, Newark, Denver and Phoenix) fly into either Montrose (65 miles from the resort) or Telluride (6 miles from town).
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