Free Gondola Transportation
Linking the historic Town of Telluride and the modern Mountain Village, the gondola is the only transportation system of its kind in North America. Running daily from 7 am to midnight, the 13-minute gondola ride eliminates the 20-minute, 8-mile drive between both towns. (The gondola operates year-round, with temporary off-season closures.) The gondola provides quiet and visually spectacular transportation, virtually eliminating noise and air pollution, parking demands and the need for people to drive their vehicles to ski or work. Telluride visitors enjoy the convenience of the gondola and comment on what a spectacular, scenic ride it offers. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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Gorrono Ranch (10,100 feet)
Located under the Village Express (Lift 4), Gorrono Ranch serves All-American favorites in a casual outdoor setting with breathtaking views of the Wilson Range. Situated mid-mountain on the Misty Maiden run, this historic Basque sheep herding ranch serves up great burgers, chili and other casual fare. Stop by the smokehouse for unbeatable BBQ or relax with a drink on Gorrono's famous beach. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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No Crowds
Telluride's slopes and lifts remain uncrowded throughout the season - so you can really enjoy your ski vacation. In fact, the mountain is so uncrowded that you'll often feel like you are on your own private ski slope. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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Telluride and Mountain Village
Historic buildings, quaint bakeries and local watering holes blend with luxury hotels, five-star restaurants, sophisticated shops and beautiful spas. Telluride’s free gondola creates a ski-in/ski-out town, and the open and friendly locals welcome all to this unique and unmatched mountain destination. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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Revelation Bowl
Situated on the spectacular east side of Gold Hill, Revelation Bowl boasts wide-open skiing with spectacular views of the Bear Creek Basin. The new Bear Creek Overlook observation deck has also been constructed at the base of the bowl for rest and relaxation with a stunning view of the Telluride valley. The opening of Revelation Bowl was just part of Telluride’s incredible nearly 400 acre expansion in 2008, offering some of the most stunning skiing and riding on the continent. The resort’s vertical drop is now one of the largest in North America at 4,425 feet, with 3,845 vertical feet lift-served. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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Powder Skiing
Averaging more than 300 inches of snow and 300 days of sunshine each year, odds are you’ll find fantastic conditions on Telluride’s 1700 skiable acres. And forget crowds: the trails are never packed, and there is rarely a lift line. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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Black Iron Bowl
Adding to Telluride’s reputation for legendary terrain, the resort is thrilled to announce the opening of Black Iron Bowl. This hike-to playground is set against the dramatic backdrop of Palmyra Peak, adding eight runs adjacent to Prospect Bowl, including the wide-open Mountain Quail couloir, European-style faces, open glades and steep chutes. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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Activities
Telluride Eco Adventures is a destination designed to connect the entire family to the surrounding Telluride region. Whether you choose to spend your day embarking on a dog sled adventure, a snowmobile outing, or a bird’s eye view of the mountains from a glider, Telluride Eco Adventures will customize a day off the slopes for you. Children’s environmental programs can also be found here daily, with our experienced interpreters and instructors giving your child an opportunity to connect with, and learn more about our unique, local environment. Snowshoe tours, Nordic skiing excursions, as well as guided backcountry experiences will commence from our door, along with a selection of gear that will complement and enhance your adventure.  To book activities, call the Eco Adventure Center at 970.728.7300 or visit tellurideskiresort.com
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A Beautiful Place to Visit
Touting the combination of awe-inspiring views, world-class terrain, Rockies snow, an easy-going town and hassle-free destination, Telluride is truly Unmatched in North America. For more information or to book your trip, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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Historic Telluride
A National Historic Landmark District with Victorian-era architecture, Telluride is nestled in a box canyon surrounded by majestic, 13,000-foot peaks of the San Juan Mountains. The town is filled with colorful legends and over a century of history and Rocky Mountain spirit. The national Historic District is just six blocks wide and twelve blocks long and is a window into its’ illustrious past. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
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True Telluride
What began as a turn-of-the-century mining community has evolved into a world-renowned resort with deep roots. Two towns in one – Telluride and Mountain Village – offer some of the best of Colorado’s past and progressive present. For more information, visit tellurideskiresort.com
Photo courtesy of Tony Demin
Telluride, CO
