Maps & Directions
Getting to Telluride is easy: At the hub of southwestern Colorado, the journey to Telluride is a scenic adventure in its own right.
From Montrose - 67 miles
- Go 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
From Durango - 125 miles
- Follow Route 160 from Durango to Mancos
- Turn right onto Route 184 toward Dolores
- Turn right onto Route 145, just south of Dolores
- Follow 145 towardTelluride
- Approximately 3 miles outside of town, there is a T-intersection—turn right and follow signs into Telluride
From Colorado Springs - 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
From Denver - 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
For maps of the towns of Telluride and Mountain Village, the ski resort trails or the San Juan Skyway, please see the attachments below.
File Attachments & Downloads
| Attached file | Size |
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| Telluride Town map.jpg | 557.3 kb |
| Mountain Village Core map.jpg | 298.8 kb |
| Mountain Village Street map.jpg | 302 kb |
| Telluride Ski Resort.jpg | 509.9 kb |
| Regional Nordic Ski map.jpg | 786.7 kb |
| Regional San Juan Skyway map.jpg | 355.2 kb |
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