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970 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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260 properties feature pools
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620 properties have a dedicated workspace
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Architectural Masterpiece | Best View in Telluride
Prepare to be blown away by the exquisite architecture and views that just don't stop. WE GUARANTEE THIS WILL BE THE MOST AMAZING AIRBNB EVER! This modern mountain home was just remodeled and sits on over 2 acres. It is nestled in an aspen forest making it the perfect place to get away from it all, yet it is less than 5 miles from the heart of Telluride and only 3 miles to the Mountain Village parking garage that has ski-in/ski-out access and a free gondola that drops you right into Telluride.
Mountainside cabin, stunning views, spacious
Cozy mountain cabin at 8000ft with dramatic sunset deck views of the Uncompahgre Wilderness near Ridgway, Ouray, & Telluride. This upgraded cabin features a comfortable king bed, private laundry, 2 smart LED TVs, fiber internet, RO drinking water, & ample storage. Full kitchen features an island, microwave, stove/oven, coffee maker, and full size refrigerator/freezer. Plenty of parking with room for a trailer. Hiking right outside the door with stunning views. Ouray County permit STR-2-2024-023
Historic Main Street Downtown Condo
Sunny second floor (penthouse) one-bedroom historic main street condo with deck just steps away from restaurants, cafés, shops, skiing, hiking, and much more! This turn-of-the-century condo offers a comfortable and stylish retreat, ideal for couples looking to explore the charm of downtown Telluride and its many activities. As long-time locals of over 30 years who have had to relocate due to family health issues, we are excited to share our condo with fellow travelers who love Telluride!!
Box Canyon Boutique: Front Row Mountains & Music
The Box Canyon Boutique lives where downtown streets give way to wetlands, river trials and unobstructed views of town park, Bear Creek preserve and cascading waterfalls! This 1-bdrm condo has a long layout that flows east to west and ends on a spectacular viewing balcony adjacent to the San Miguel River. Take in the morning sun as it crests over Ajax peak and watch the box canyon come to life! With nature as your neighbor but downtown 2 blocks away, the B.C.B. offers Telluride in harmony!
Clean & Cozy Studio #00191
Our condo is in a great location in Telluride. Ski lifts are just across the river. The town shuttle stops out front and we are on the river trail connecting to downtown, hiking and biking trails and the beautiful valley floor. Grocery store, liquor store, and our favorite Thai restaurant are just a minute's walk. There are hot tubs and a sauna to relax in after playing in the mountains. Our condo is equipped with all the comforts of home. These condos have beautiful park like open space.
Downtown Telluride Riverside Condo - Boomerang
Exquisitely remodeled 580 sqft condo in downtown Telluride on Cornet Creek. The tranquility of the creek will welcome you upon check in. Telluride ski resort and lifts are just across the street. The condo is just a minutes walk from the historic downtown district and all the best restaurants. The bathroom features a spa quality shower with an overhead rain shower head. Unwind from your adventures by pulling down the black out shades and falling asleep in the comfy king bed. 00102
Walk to Everything, Sunny, Kitchen, HotTub, Quiet
SUNNY TOP-FLOOR TELLURIDE STUDIO LOFT - WALK TO FESTIVALS & EVERYTHING! - Prime Telluride spot—short walk to TOWN PARK FESTIVALS, Main St shops/restaurants, Clarks Market, trails, gondola - HOT TUB (shared) -NO CAR NEEDED! - QUIET end-unit top floor - Epic MOUNTAIN VIEWS - SUNNY! - COZY queen sleeping loft & sofa sleeper - Ideal for BLUEGRASS, Jazz/Mushroom, FILM, BLUES&BREWS FESTIVALS, July 4th, Thanksgiving, Christmas & Spring/Fall escapes! Book your festival getaway now!
Mountain Vista House
Our contemporary cabin is located 10 minutes (6 miles) from the town of Telluride. We are 2.7 miles form the Town of Mountain Village Gondola parking structure. The Gondola is a fun, free ride to town. There is also an extensive trail system for hiking, biking and running that can be accessed from within the neighborhood( maps in binder) Please read this before requesting to book, ESPECIALLY if booking during winter months (Nov-April)our property may not be for everyone...
The Dreamcatcher
Our south facing, cozy, private hotel room sits at the base of Chair 7, gets ample sunshine and is ski-in/ ski-out. It lies in the heart of town and is within walking distance to Telluride Town Park and Main Street where you will find local bars, shopping and restaurants. This warm, small suite includes a kitchenette and shared hot tub (closed until Oct. 30) situated on the San Miguel River where you can enjoy the Colorado night sky or serenades of the stream. Lic. 895
Private Hot Tub + Huge Views + Downtown + Parking!
Ideal downtown location 2 blocks from Gondola with rare large balcony and hot tub. Huge 180° Box Canyon views with reserved underground parking, W/D in unit, fast WiFi, and Elevator! Flexible self check-in with personal keypad code. Ballard House South condo building is located in the heart of Downtown Telluride, just two blocks from each of the Gondola, Town Park Festival Grounds, and Colorado Ave. Two famous brewpubs within two blocks. Lic# 00079
Ski In/Out-Downtown-HotTub-30 second walk to lift
*** 3 new A/C systems installed*** Ski lift is a 30 second walk from your front door Can see ski lift from your living room window Ski rental shop-10 sec walk Main Street and Restaurants/Bars-1 mile away Grocery Store/Liquor Store-5 min walk Gondola-5 minute walk along river trail Free heated garage parking/ski storage Mtn views from every window and two different decks Riverfront Washer/dryer in home Pet fee is $50/night per pet TOTBL946
Cozy Location for your Telluride getaway!
Escape to Sunset Retreat, a cozy, stylish Telluride getaway. This one-bedroom condo features a king bed, full kitchen, in-unit laundry, and a private patio with BBQ. Relax in the shared hot tub or enjoy walkable access to downtown shops, restaurants, and the free gondola. Perfect for couples or adventurers seeking comfort, mountain views, and easy access to skiing, hiking, and all the beauty Telluride offers.
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Rio Pecos Adobe, Telluride CO
Luxury Home w/ King Beds & Breathtaking Views!
Walk Downtown + Mountain Views + Hot Tub + Garage
Best View - Ouray & Amphitheater
Great 3 bedroom in River Park! #STR2017-24
Secluded 35-Acre Mtn Lodge Near Telluride & Ouray
Alpha Lodge - 4BR House Just Off Slopes - Hot Tub
Ghostriders 2 by AvantStay | Close to Slopes/Shops
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Telluride
Best Location! Covered Parking, Dog friendly
Riverfront Rustic Cabin (Max:4) - Pets & Spa
Perfect ski-in/ski-out condo at Telluride Lift 7!
Ski to the door! Pet Friendly, Garage!
Premier Double Diamond Condo | Lift 7 | 3BR
Red Pony Cottage
Modern Guest House! STR-2-2026-001
Top-Floor Riverfront 3br/2bth, Pool Hot Tub condo
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Ouray- Simple Life in the San Juan’s
Spacious custom 4 bedroom home STR-1-2024-057
The Powderhouse-Cute, Cozy, Downtown, Best Views!
Sunny Solar Home in Ridgway STR2017-10
Steps to Hot Springs, Dining, Shopping & Ice Park
Telluride’s “Close-In”Canyon Country home.
Hot Tub, Dog Friendly, Best Location, Views!
Peaks Penthouse #622
When is the best time to visit Telluride?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,664 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,869 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,744 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,260 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,333 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,774 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,671 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,711 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,671 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,374 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,469 | ﺩ.ﺇ 1,789 |
| Avg. temp | -5°C | -4°C | 0°C | 4°C | 10°C | 15°C | 19°C | 17°C | 13°C | 7°C | 0°C | -5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Telluride?
Many travelers enjoy staying near Telluride’s historic downtown for local restaurants, galleries, and mountain views. Mountain Village is frequently suggested for ski-in, ski-out access and a modern alpine atmosphere. Both areas have a range of vacation rental options.
What are the best things to do in Telluride with kids?
Families can explore scenic gondola rides, gentle hiking trails, and outdoor playgrounds in Telluride. The area has winter skiing, summer festivals, and seasonal nature programs suited for children. Many visitors enjoy relaxing by the San Miguel River or joining kid-friendly guided tours.
What are some of the best things to do in Telluride?
Explore the historic downtown, take a scenic ride on the free gondola, or hike local trails surrounded by mountain views. Telluride has cultural events, art galleries, and opportunities for skiing or fly fishing, depending on the season. Festivals and live music are often highlights.
How is the weather in Telluride?
Telluride has cold, snowy winters with lows around 14°F (-10°C) and highs in the low 30s°F (around -1°C), while summers are mild and sunny with afternoons near 75°F (24°C). Spring and fall bring cool mornings and crisp evenings. Layers and waterproof clothing are suggested year-round.
What are the best places to visit in Telluride?
Take in the charm of Main Street’s historic buildings, visit the Telluride Historical Museum, or ride the gondola for sweeping views. Bridal Veil Falls is frequently suggested for those interested in natural scenery. Art galleries and music venues contribute to Telluride’s creative atmosphere.
What are some hiking trails in Telluride?
Bear Creek Trail is frequently suggested for a family-friendly hike leading to waterfalls, while Jud Wiebe Trail has panoramic views and wildflowers in season. More advanced hikers often explore the Wasatch Trail or seek out Bridal Veil Falls. Local outfitters can share additional routes.
What are some family activities we can do in Telluride?
Families enjoy gondola rides, exploring Riverside Trail, joining guided nature walks, and visiting the Telluride Historical Museum. In snowy months, consider skiing lessons or snowshoeing. Summer brings outdoor concerts, adventure parks, and playgrounds in Mountain Village.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Telluride?
Day trips often include exploring nearby hot springs, visiting historic mining towns, or hiking in the San Juan Mountains. Scenic drives, waterfalls, and local art studios provide memorable outings. Outdoor enthusiasts can join guided rafting or fishing excursions.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Telluride?
Many vacation rentals in Telluride and Mountain Village are pet friendly, welcoming dogs by request. Parks and local trails, like the Valley Floor, make it easy to explore with a pet. Some outdoor festivals and patios are also pet inclusive.
What are some local tips for visiting Telluride?
Stay hydrated at higher elevation—Telluride sits around 8,750 ft (2,667 m)—and protect yourself from sun exposure year-round. Using the free gondola is a convenient way to get around. Bringing sturdy footwear and layering clothing is suggested due to changing weather.
What is Telluride known for?
Telluride is known for its historic mining heritage, alpine scenery, and lively arts and festival scene. In winter, skiing draws visitors, while summers are filled with hiking, music, and film. Its preserved Victorian-era downtown adds to the area's appeal.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Telluride?
Cornet Creek Falls is often mentioned as a scenic, less crowded spot near town. The town park hosts community events and quiet morning walks. Artisans' markets and local coffee shops provide a sense of Telluride’s creative spirit.
What are the best foods to try in Telluride?
Telluride’s menus often highlight Rocky Mountain trout, elk dishes, and locally sourced vegetables. Southwestern flavors, wood-fired pizzas, and contemporary American cuisine are frequently suggested. Cafés and bakeries around Main Street serve pastries and roasted coffee.
What should I bring for a trip to Telluride?
Pack layered clothing for variable temperatures, sturdy shoes for hiking, and sun protection due to higher elevation. Waterproof outerwear and a refillable water bottle are smart additions. Ski or outdoor gear may be rented locally if needed.
What is the nightlife in Telluride like?
Evenings in Telluride are relaxed, with live music, craft cocktail lounges, and wine bars near the historic downtown. Some venues host local bands or open mic nights. The scene tends to be casual and creative, reflecting the town’s artistic character.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Telluride?
The Telluride Film Festival is a major late summer draw, while Telluride Bluegrass Festival and Telluride Blues and Brews Festival are held in the warmer months. Winter brings holiday celebrations and ski events, and Mountainfilm gathers outdoor filmmakers each spring.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Telluride?
Telluride and Mountain Village have many family friendly vacation rentals, including homes with extra bedrooms and outdoor spaces. Kid-focused amenities, such as board games or bunk beds, can sometimes be found in these properties. The areas around the gondola provide convenient access for families.
When is the best time to visit Telluride?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for hiking, festivals, and wildflower views, while winter draws visitors for skiing and snowboarding. Each season offers distinct activities, from mountain biking in warmer months to scenic gondola rides and film events.
All about Telluride
Nestled high in the Rocky Mountains of southwestern Colorado, among dramatic granite cliffs, dense pine forests, and some of the tallest peaks in the continental United States, is the former silver and gold mining town of Telluride. Once a regional boomtown that attracted prospectors out west, Telluride held such a significant role in forming the American West that in 1964 the region was designated a National Historic Landmark District. Eventually, the mining economy gave way to the burgeoning ski industry, one of the primary draws to the area today.
People from all around flock to Telluride for its easy access to nature, which begins right at the edge of the small town. The list of outdoor adventures goes on and on: hiking, skiing, fly fishing, paragliding, and whitewater rafting are just a few of the year-round activities on offer. In addition, Telluride’s art district is home to several galleries and museums housed in the town's original Victorian-style buildings, along with street performers and music for a lively downtown scene. There are also brewpubs, cafes, and a top-notch lineup of restaurants sprinkled throughout the central core of Telluride for you to enjoy after a long day of exploring the area's natural beauty.
What are the top things to do in Telluride?
Town Park
The Telluride Town Park is a 36-acre natural park on the edge of town. An outdoor swimming pool, fishing ponds, frisbee golf course, and various sports courts are located on-site for use by the public. Town Park is also where many of Telluride's festivals and events take place throughout the year. In addition, you can find locals and tourists participating in sledding, skiing, and ice skating during the winter.
Telluride Historical Museum
Telluride's reputation as an outdoor and festival destination often overshadows the town's storied history. Located in the middle of downtown, the Telluride Historical Museum has 10 rooms, each with its own theme, detailing the geological history, mining past, and relationship with the area's Ute Native American tribe through over 1,500 historical photographs and artifacts.
Stand-up paddleboarding
Several local bodies of water provide opportunities for stand-up paddleboarding at all skill levels. Alta Lakes and Woods Lake are optimal spots to enjoy the activity, both boasting calm waters perfect for riding. For those looking for more of a challenge, the nearby San Miguel River welcomes experienced and adventurous paddlers who may want to try their hand in some moderately paced moving water.
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