Snow Range:
2908m-3735mm

Village Heights
2908m (9,540 ft)

Highest Lift
3735m (12,255 ft)

South-West Colorado’s best kept secret is Telliride- it offers exquisite terrain amongst some truly intoxicating San Juan Mountains scenery. The ski area has been recently expanded to incorporate the 733-acre Prospect Bowl. Telluride’s base camp is split into two sections. Nestled on the canyon floor is the laid-back and funky Old Town which oozes classic Victorian chic. Perched on a hillside overlooking the valley is the more modern Mountain Village, which is at the base of the ski-trails. The two are linked by a unique and advanced late-running gondola system which keeps car use to a minimum and the air crystal-clear. Telluride is a really special resort where memories are made; you won’t want to leave.

Some say it was named for Tellurium, a gold-bearing ore. Others call it "To Hell You Ride," emphasizing the boisterousness of the 1880's mining town. Settled in the 1870s as a gold and silver mining camp, Telluride was incorporated in 1878. In 1964 it was deemed a National Historic District.

Surrounded by the largest concentration of 14,000-foot mountains in North America, there's nothing quite like the small town of Telluride. This translates into virtually nonexistent lift lines, and slopes all to yourself: steep ones, easy ones, long ones- a mountain for the whole family.

The Sprite Air Garden Terrain Park is the largest terrain park in the Southwest United States, currently offering more than ten acres of terrain.

With the closest traffic light a good 65 miles away and a permanent population of 1,600, it is easy to find your way around Telluride.

Eighty-five percent of all accommodations are liftside or within walking distance of the gondola's Station Telluride or the Coonskin and Oak Street chairlifts.

The Mountain Village lies over the ridge from Telluride, accessible by skis or snowboard via the ski mountain, or by a 12-minute gondola ride from Station Telluride to Station Mountain Village. Combining European-alpine design with the rustic traditions of the Rockies, the Mountain Village boasts a number of restaurants, shops, boutiques, hotels and unmatched views.

Telluride Apres Ski:
Stylish, upmarket and vibrant nightlife including theatre productions, concerts, comedy works and bar scene. Baked In Telluride, Cafe San Sophia, Smuggler's Brewpub and many other contemporary international dining choices

Activities:
Snowmobiling
Ballooning
Hot Springs
Day Spas
Ice Climbing
Ice Skating
Snow Biking
Snowmobiling
Horse Riding
Colorado's only Heli Skiing
Gondola rides
Day Spas
Spectacular scenic flights
Free shopping at the Main Street Free Box swapshop