Unveiling Telluride: Your Gateway to Mountain Magic

Exploring Telluride's Natural Wonders

• Skiing and Snowboarding: Telluride is renowned for its world-class skiing and snowboarding. With over 2,000 acres of skiable terrain and stunning mountain vistas, it's a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. The Telluride Ski Resort offers slopes for all skill levels, from beginners to experts. Snowmobiling and dog sledding are offered in the area as well and whitewater rafting opportunities flow during snow run-off.
• Hiking and Biking: In the summer, the mountains come alive with lush greenery. Numerous hiking, biking trails and mountain bike parks cater to all levels of adventurers. The Bear Creek Trail, leading to the mesmerizing Bridal Veil Falls, is a must-visit for hikers.
• Fly Fishing: Telluride boasts pristine rivers and streams teeming with trout. Fly fishing here is an angler's dream come true. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice, the fishing opportunities are boundless.
• Scenic Drives: Take a scenic drive along the San Juan Skyway, known as the "Road to the Sky." This 236-mile loop offers jaw-dropping views of the mountains, including the famous 14,000-foot Wilson Peak.
  • Located along Tomboy Road, which climbs to Imogene Pass from downtown Telluride, Tomboy was once a well-traveled mining road connecting Telluride with the Town of Ouray. This rugged five-mile road leads to the mining camp of Tomboy and then continues to the pass, offering steep grades and loose rock. It's a journey filled with great views, but travelers should be prepared for potentially cold and windy conditions, even in summer.
  • Don't forget Last Dollar Road! Last Dollar Road is a scenic and adventurous dirt road connecting Telluride to Ridgway in southwest Colorado. Once a mining supply path in the 1800s, this route now offers a unique driving experience with its sharp turns and stunning landscapes.

Immerse Yourself in Telluride's Culture

• Telluride Historical Museum: To understand the town's rich history, a visit to the Telluride Historical Museum is a must. Explore exhibits that delve into the mining era, early pioneers, and the evolution of Telluride.
• Festivals: Telluride is renowned for its vibrant arts and music scene, with dozens of acclaimed events on the calendar throughout the year. The Telluride Film Festival and the Telluride Bluegrass Festival are internationally acclaimed events that draw visitors from around the globe.
• Dining and Shopping: The historic main street of Telluride is lined with charming shops and restaurants. Telluride boasts some of the best restaurants per capita than any other mountainous resort. Savor gourmet cuisine, shop for unique gifts, and immerse yourself in the town's welcoming atmosphere.

Telluride Real Estate: Your Dream Mountain Home

• Mountain Retreats: Imagine waking up to stunning mountain views every morning. The JW Group can help you find a cozy cabin or a spacious mountain home where you can escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
• Ski-In/Ski-Out Properties: For avid skiers, there's nothing quite like the convenience of ski-in/ski-out living. The JW Group has access to exclusive listings that will allow you to hit the slopes right from your doorstep.
• Downtown Condos & Homes: If you prefer to be in the heart of the action, downtown Telluride condos or historic homes are great choices. Enjoy easy access to restaurants, shops, and cultural events while surrounded by stunning mountain scenery.
• Investment Opportunities: Telluride's real estate market offers excellent investment potential. The JW Group can assist you in identifying properties with strong rental income potential, ensuring your investment works for you.

Your Path to Mountain Living