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Telluride Lodging |
Camels Garden
888-772-2635
Our hotel affords the highest level of comfort and personal service. The luxurious rooms, suites and condominiums feature balconies, fireplaces, custom-crafted furniture, Italian marble bathrooms and oversized tubs. Only two blocks from the Main Street. |
Ice House Lodge
and Condominiums
800-544-3436
The Lodge is ideally located, on the River, 100 yards from the Gondola and the Oak Street Ski Lift, and two blocks off Main Street. Combines Southwestern elegance with an old fashioned emphasis on comfort and service. |
New Sheridan Hotel
800.200.1891
pened in 1891 just four years after Telluride was founded, the New Sheridan Hotel has been welcoming guests for over 100 years. Come see our new renovations this winter! |
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| The majestic 14,000-foot peaks surrounding Telluride welcome you this winter. Telluride offers a spectacular ski experience, unlike any other place. The colorful and historic town, just eight blocks wide and twelve blocks long, is filled with Victorian homes. Situated against mining landmarks, Telluride bustles with award-winning restaurants, one-of-a-kind boutiques and lively nightlife. Just a free, scenic gondola ride away is the neighboring town of Mountain Village, the hub of winter activities. Mountain Village features luxurious accommodations and fine dining, along with a wide selection of sports shops and art galleries. The Telluride Ski Resort is recognized internationally as a top ski destination. With legendary terrain, revered as the best of Colorado, the region receives more than 300 inches of snow each year and offers more than 2,000 skiable acres for all levels. The Resort has added nearly 400 acres this season, including expanded terrain at its highly acclaimed Revelation Bowl a spectacular European-style section offering advanced and expert skiing in an incredibly scenic setting above tree line. With 300 days of sunshine annually and a complete lack of lift lines, Telluride offers the most stunning skiing and snowboarding on the continent. For even more adventure, Tellurides Helitrax is the only helicopter-assisted skiing operation in Colorado. Enjoy a safe backcountry experience with Helitraxs knowledgeable guides and explore its 250-square-mile expanse of untouched snow, with plenty of terrain suitable for intermediates. | | | KOTO Lip Sync, Feb 1 2013, KOTO presents the annual KOTO Lip Sync at the Historic Sheridan Opera House! Tickets are sold through KOTO- call them at 970-728-4334 for more information. Chocolate Lovers' Fling "Vegas", Feb. 2, 2013, Mountain Village, At the Chocolate Lovers’ Fling you can dance, eat delectable chocolate, bid at the silent auction, participate in the cash raffle, and support a great cause all at the same time.&nb Comedy Festival, Feb 14-18, Feb 2013, Since 1999 the Sheridan Opera House has been the home of the Telluride Comedy Festival. Telluride AIDS Benefit: Student Fashion Show, Feb 21 2013, Directed, choreographed and starring Telluride students, this TAB tradition features student fashion and talent, and all proceeds from the show and subsequent trunk sale support TAB's educational programs Gay Ski Week, Feb 23 Mar 3, 2013, Mountain Village, Set in the beautiful backdrop of Telluride, Colorado, our spirited but unpretentious week offers a unique blend of top-rate skiing and entertaining events. Telluride AIDS Benefit: Sneak Peek Fashion Show, Feb 28, 2013, Mountain Village, The Sneak Peek Fashion Show offers an inside look at what is to come in the Gala Fashion Show! Telluride AIDS Benefit: Art Auction, Mar 1 2013 Telluride AIDS Benefit: Gala Fashion Show, Mar 2 2013, Mountain Village, TAB hosts the social event of the winter : The Gala Fashion Show features local models and AIDS activist displaying the latest lines from Perry Ellis to Diane Von Furstenberg Telluride AIDS Benefit: Trunk Show, Mar 4, 2013, All remaining clothing from the TAB fashion shows will be sold at the trunk sale for a fraction of their value. Closing Day, April 7 Mountain Film, May 20-27, 2013, Started in 1979, Mountainfilm in Telluride is one of America’s longest-running film festivals. 30th Annual Telluride Balloon Festival, May 31 - June 2, 2013 40th Telluride Bluegrass, June 20-23, The 40th Annual Telluride Bluegrass coincides with the Summer Solstice (Thursday night); the full moon (Saturday night); and the longest day of the year which begins the Colorado summer. It's a magical time of sun and light, when the the high country of Colorado puts away its skis and grabs hiking boots, kayaks, and a low-back festival chair to take in "Bluegrass."
40th Telluride Film Festival, August 29 - September 2, 2013. To commemorate this special occasion an additional day has been added to the usual four-day Festival, making room for a five-day bounty of special programming and festivities.
Telluride Blues and Brews Fest, September 13-15 Telluride Town Park, Telluride
Telluride Jazz Festival, August 2-4, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Stanley Clarke Band, Galactic, Meshell Ndegeocello, Nigel Hall Band, New Orleans Suspects, The Motet, The Stooges Brass band, Voodoo Orchestra
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| | 1. The area surrounding Telluride has the highest concentration of 14,000 foot peaks in North America.
2. The only FREE gondola public transportation system in North America, runs 7am-midnight, providing transportation and access to trails as well as Telluride and Mountain Village.
3. L.L. Nunn, the engineer that brought alternating current to the world, invented it in Telluride. Once called the city of lights, Telluride was the first city in the world to have electric street lamps.
4. Bridal Veil Falls, at the east end of Telluride, is Colorado's tallest free-falling waterfall.
5. Ski Magazine rates Telluride in the Top 10 ski resorts in North America.
6. The nearest stoplight is 45 miles away!
7. Butch Cassidy robbed his first bank in Telluride on June 24, 1889. 8. Alpine Vino is the highest restaurant in all of ski country (11,966 feet).
| | | | | The Telluride Ski Experience offers a genuine mountain experience for all levels of skiers thanks to a mix of quality terrain at all points on the mountain. From refined groomed runs to challenging moguls, there truly is something for everyone. Even beginners and intermediate skiers can ride to the highest peaks and enjoy terrain and views typically reserved for the experts. | | | |  
Opening Dates
November 22, 2012 - April 7, 2013 Hours
November 24, 2011 - March 10, 2012 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. March 11 - April 8, 2012 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Address & Contact Info
Telluride Ski & Golf
565 Mountain Village Blvd
Telluride, CO 81435
Season Passes
Season Passes
Adult Season Pass Ages (19 - 64 years)
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $1,098
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season $1,950
Junior Season Pass (Ages 13 - 18 years)
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $225
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season $625
College Season Pass (Proof of enrollment in 12 credit hours must be provided)
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $349
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season $775
Senior Season Pass (Ages 65+ years)
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $599
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season $925
Child Season Pass (Ages 6 - 12 years)
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $175
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season $475
Toddler Season Pass (Ages 1 - 5 years)
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $25
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season $25
Telluride Card (The first day you ski is included in the price Save 20% off the
window rate each additional time you ski)
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $80
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season - Not Available -
6 Day Pass
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $450
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season - Not Available -
10 Day Pass
Pass Sale Price July 20 - October 26, 2012 $650
Regular Season Price October 27, 2012 - Season - Not Available - Parking
In Telluride, free all-day parking is available to commuters and visitors at the Carhenge parking lot on West Pacific Street. The lot is serviced by the regular transit loop. Metered zones and free two-hour parking is available throughout the business district for visitors and business users. In Mountain Village, free parking is available at the intercept parking deck located off of Mountain Village Blvd. Once parked, access to the Mountain Village Core is via a free 5 minute gondola ride.
Closest Towns:
Telluride
Durango
Pagosa Springs
Silverton MILES FROM DENVER - 330 Mountain Stats
Elevation
Peak - 13,320 ft.
Base - 8,750 ft.
Vertical Rise - 4.425 ft.
Terrain & Service
Beginner - 23%
Intermediate - 36%
Advanced/Expert - 41%
Skiable Acres - 2,000+
Number of Trails - 125
Longest Trail - 4.6 miles (7.4 km) "Galloping Goose"
Terrain Parks - 3
Total Lifts - 18
Avg Annual Snowfall - 309 inches
Avg Days of Sun per Year - 300 days | | | | | | Telluride - Village Express | | | | | | | | | | | | Signature Trail
"See Forever" - This intermediate run begins near the top of the mountain and takes you almost all the way to the base of the ski resort with spectacular 360 degree views of breathtaking 13,000-14,000 ft peaks. Terrain Parks
4 Terrain Parks, Beginner-Advanced. Parks include jibs, fun boxes, jumps and rollers.
Lessons and Daycare
Telluride Nursery 970.728.7531
Mountain Dining
Lunch and Dinner. Alpino Vino, Giuseppe's, Gorrono Ranch, Allred's, Hop Garden, and Big Billie's. Enjoy breathtaking views from Alpino Vino. Now offering a nighttime dining experience like no other. Guests will travel to Alpino Vino via an enclosed Snow-Coach, where they will enjoy a five-course Italian themed menu with an optional wine pairing.
FYI - The ski resort is ideally located between the two ski-in/ski-out towns of Telluride and Mountain Village. These two communities are connected by a free gondola transportation system that runs from 7am-midnight daily.
- 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.
- Butch Cassidy robbed his first bank in Telluride;
- Alpine Vino is the highest restaurant in all of ski country (11,966 feet).
Apres Ski
Allred's located at the top of the gondola, is the perfect spot to sip cocktails and hot chocolate by the fire. The Hop Garden, located at the base of Lift 4 in Mountain Village, boasts a European styled ski bar featuring a beer garden and delicious hot and cold fare - a perfect complement to a day on the slopes. Hot soups, hearty Panini, specialty pasta's and sizzling burgers complement ten specialty beers on tap and a delicious wine selection. The traditional German styled beer garden atmosphere is a great way to soak up sunny winter days!
Alternate Day
Try these:
snowbiking (800.801.4832),
dog sledding (970.729.0058), heliskiing (866.435.4754),
horseback riding (970.728.9611), glider rides (970.209.3497),
snowmobiling (970.728.4475), and tubing (800.801.4832).
| | | The Boot Doctors
(800) 592-6883
www.bootdoctors.com
Ski Magazine's choice of "Best of the Rockies" and "America's Best Bootfitters", this family owned shop is all about service. The BootDoctors 24 years of experience ensures that you are well outfitted and taken care of.
| | | San Juan Huts
970-626-3033
www.sanjuanhuts.com
Offering backcountry mountain bike and ski hut to hut adventures in the Rocky Mountains. Telluride Ski Resort - Expanded terrain in Revelation Bowl Helitrax - Colorado's only helicopter-assisted skiing Snowmobile & Dog Sled Tours Extensive Nordic & Snowshoe Trails Plenty of Winter Festivals & Events
Free transportation with Galloping Goose, Gondola, and Dial-a-ride. | | | Directions from Denver
Denver, CO - 330 miles. Take Interstate 70 west to Grand Junction; go south on Route 50 to Montrose Continue south on Route 550 to Ridgway, then turn right on Route 62. Follow this to Route 145 and turn left. Follow the signs into Telluride
Directions from Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs, CO - 300 miles. Take Route 24 west. Turn south on 258/24 and proceed to Route 50 Turn right on Route 50. Proceed over Monarch Pass into Gunnison and then to Montrose. Turn left on Townsend and follow Route 550 south to Ridgway. In Ridgway, turn right on Route 62. Follow this to Route 145 and turn left. Follow the signs into Telluride
Directions from Albuquerque
Albuquerque, NM - 320 miles. Take 550 then 160 through Durango. Follow Route 145 and turn left. Follow the signs into Telluride
Directions from Phoenix
Phoenix, AZ - 475 miles. Take I-17 to US 160 through Durango. Follow Route 145 and turn left. Follow the signs into Telluride
Directions from Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City, UT - 366 miles. Take US-6 to I-70 east to Grand Junction; go south on Route 50 to Montrose. Continue south on Route 550 to Ridgway, then turn right on Route 62. Follow this to Route 145 and turn left. Follow the signs into Telluride
Directions by Air
Telluride, Colorado is located in Southwestern Colorado in the beautiful San Juan Mountains. With direct jet service from 9 major cities across the US and world-wide connections, Telluride is easier than ever to get to. Travelers are served via Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ) and Telluride Regional Airport (TEX).
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