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Telluride, Colorado, stands out in a state known for immense natural beauty. A true alpine paradise, the greater Telluride region is nestled in the San Juan Mountains, part of the iconic Rocky Mountains. The San Juan Mountains are an important part of the area's heritage. This range has provided for centuries, starting when nomadic indian tribes who made the valley floor home during the summer. Today, the mountains continue to play a vital role, creating a legendary winter resort and a striking backdrop for summer festivals in Telluride Town Park.
Rocky Mountain High
There are four 14,000-foot peaks in the region, the greatest concentration of “fourteeners” in North America.
Centrally located in southwestern Colorado, Telluride is also a short distance from other popular attractions, such as the Four Corners Region, multiple national parks and the Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.
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A Summer of Anniversaries - Festivals & Landmarks Celebrate Their Time in Telluride
35 Years: Mountainfilm (May 24th–27th) Mountainfilm can be described in one word: inspiring. This year’s theme is climate change and the festival organizers hope to get both a better understanding about climate change, and to be part of the solution. … Keep Reading »Mountainfilm Celebrates 35 Years: Yvon Chouinard
The first Telluride festival of the summer is right around the corner. Mountainfilm celebrates its 35th year this year bringing more inspirational films and speakers to the Box Canyon. In celebrating this anniversary Mountainfilm has released some photos from over the years. … Keep Reading »