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Telluride Colorado Vacation Travel Reviews
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Introduction to Telluride
Frommer's
"Today, the resort, at 8,745 feet elevation, is a year-round destination for mountain bikers, skiers, anglers, and hikers..."
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Journeys: 36 Hours in Telluride, Colo
New York Times (free registration required), January 7, 2005
"When you're not turning knee cartilage to Jell-O on the igloo-size bumps of Kant-Mak-M, you can cruise the 19th-century gold-mining town of Telluride..."
Falling (Hard) For Telluride
Washington Post, December 4, 2005
"The 1,700-acre Telluride Ski Resort recently opened a huge new basin of moderate-but-gorgeous trails, giving fledglings some world-class terrain of our own on which to perfect our moves before merging into the hot dog traffic of the main runs..."
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Telluride From the Top Down
Los Angeles Times (free registration required), July 9, 2006
The splendor of Telluride's setting is enough to attract summertime visitors, but the town decided to seal the deal by throwing a season-long party. Bracketed by a hot air balloon festival in June and a post-Labor Day Blues & Brews festival, Telluride hosts a themed event of some kind... every weekend.
For additional travel information, contact:
Telluride & Mountain Village Convention & Visitors Bureau
630 W. Colorado Avenue, Telluride, CO 81435
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