Clean parking garage. Usually has at least 2 porta-potties. Great spot to park if you are skiing lift 10.

The view itself was 5 stars. The fact it was free parking made it a 10/5 stars! 🥲

Free parking. Not technically free overnight but we parked over in the corner and no one bothered us. Nice quiet place to stay

Great place to park and ride the Gondola. It's free to park. It is a short walk to the Gondola. Clean and safe area to park your car.

This is the best place to park to go anywhere in telluride. And you get to enjoy the gondolas! 🚠

Great location. Love the low cost overnight parking fee. Plus there are Tesla Super Chargers here for those users.

Not only the best place to park in Telluride but also the best way to get around.

I LOVE the Gondola ride to Telluride! This is 1 of my favorite day trips!

The Gondola lot is free (yes, free, and near Telluride), the Gondola ride is spectacular and free, so you can go to Mountain Village or over the mountains to Telluride

Lot of parking spots and right off the gondola starting point, great service

Super easy covered free parking for a day in telluride. Park the car and take the free gondola into town.

I parked here every single day that I taught skiing for the last 4 seasons. What's not to like?! Free parking, reasonable size parking spots, a Tesla Supercharging station and 2 free Level 2 EV charging slots!

Really nice falls. Not a great viewpoint. Easy access. Park and look from the road. Instagram: AdventuresZen Facebook: ZenAdventures

By far the best canyoneering adventure in Ouray, with great rappels into incredible pools.

Very pretty! Worth the stop!

If you are driving past its worth the stop. Might want a strap for your camera, it's a long ways down ;)

Beautiful spot just a few miles south of Ouray on Hwy550

A beautiful waterfall. Easily accessible, just off of Highway 550 south of Ouray, Colorado. There's a viewing platform, from which you can see the falls, the creek below, and the surrounding mountains.

Great view in the winter time.

Spectacular! Make a short stop and check it out, you'll be glad you did.

Their restaurant, the chophouse, is awesome. They always have Jack Daniels on special. New Sheridan is a great “old hotel”.

Went there for lunch a few weeks ago. The bar tender was extremely rude when we walked in… all he said was “WE ARE CLOSED” and turned around… I asked him if he had any other recommendations and he pointed outside and said yeah lots of places. The waiter noticed what was going on and came and apologized and recommended a Mexican restaurant… This bartender went completely out of his way to make us feel uncomfortable and embarrassed… VERY RUDE and unnecessary!

This review is for the restaurant. We just had 2 of us so did not try many things. I highly recommend the muscles in the Thai flavored coconut milk. Very delicious. Wedge salad was good. French Onion Soup: not that difficult to make, onions were carmalized, broth very very bland - almost watery, did not taste any herbs - typically thyme is an herb used. Pretty white wine and sherry or a hard alcohol like brandy or bourbon was used. We had the espresso martini (I think it was called that) for dessert which is wonderful. I’m a freelance food critic & will go here again trying more options prior to a write up on this restaurant

Could I love this place more? I could not. The charm of the spaces, the care and thoughtfulness of the service, the friendly and welcoming people and the beautiful interiors are all a dream. I LOVE this hotel. The room was spacious and the bathroom beautifully appointed. I love the food. I love the staff. I love the beautiful, beeeeeeauuuuutiful old bar. This place is a complete gem, it’s the whole package. Come and spend your money here, they deserve it and you will enjoy it all. I can’t wait to come back.

Lovely hotel. Great staff. Nice rooms. But the noise from the bar downstairs made it impossible to sleep until after 2:00 a.m. The white noise machine helped but not enough to sleep. 😟

The bar tenders in the dining room are excellent!! The bar tenders in the bar, could use some manners to say the least. They are working one of the nicest bars in Telluride, not O'Bannon's

Ray and the team run a great operation. Old(Historic) bar and rooftop are great for a happy hour drink in the afternoons. Enjoy

this place treats you like family from the moment you walk in! this is a rare gem in a sea of new developments in ski towns that carter to flashy folks. the photos truly don't do interior justice, it has old world charm but still is so well kept. the location is super convenient especially if you plan to ski. the breakfast is classic and so so good. the staff truly go above and beyond, we will never ever stay anywhere else! 11/10 would recommend ((:

If I could give more than 5 stars I would , from the moment we booked our reservation (directly with the front desk) to arrival and departure we were treated exceptionally ! the room was fantastic so comfortable, the rooftop bar stellar service, I cannot imagine staying anywhere else. Thank you so much for an incredible Birthday weekend

One of the most beautifully decorated and comfortable hotels we have ever stayed in. If visiting Telluride, you need to stay here. Every detail was thought about in designing this historic hotel. Immediately upon entry, the service was exceptional. We were welcomed by several employees, grabbing the door and helping with our luggage. Our room wasn't ready, but they were happy to store our luggage so we could walk around town and ride the gondola. They called when room was ready. We were in room 204 looking over the main street. They had a humidifier and a white noise machine to drown out street noise, which was great. The room was beautiful and well appointed. Top of the line mattress and linens. The bed was so cozy. The bathroom floors were heated. I appreciated the deep bath tub, which I soaked in after a long, cold night of walking around. The decor, the carpet, paint color, and historic pieces were so impressive to us. Even the carpeting on the stairs and hallways looked brand new. The restaurant and bar area were amazing. We cannot wait to return. Thanks to all the staff for a great experience.

This was our first trip to Telluride. We stayed at the very top of the mountain and I suffered from extreme altitude sickness. I rented 02 through Absolute Oxygen and did much better but needed to descend. On one of my sleepless nights, I found New Sheridan. Sara was so helpful, she took her time to talk to me and offer a solution. I came down to the village, had breakfast and checked in. My family stayed at the top of the mountain. The room was adorable, and the hotel was a little treasure of history. The historic element , yet modern creature comforts. Lots of pillows, super comfortable bed, clean, clean, clean! My first full night of sleep. Dinner was delicious. What a cozy and beautiful hotel! Thank you for the wonderful service from everyone I came in contact with. From front bar man, to servers to bell man! You made my Christmas that much better🎄Thank you

We stayed here during our last winter/ski trip. The hotel is older but well kept. The staff is friendly and rooms are clean. I don't have any complatint A little pricy for the room and no breakfast or additional amenities.

Excellent Hotel! Accommodating staff. Checkin was smooth and easy. Staff was friendly, accommodating and attentive. Hotel atmosphere is cozy & clean, perfectly located in downtown Telluride. The chop house is awesome too. Good food- great bartenders (Simon & Walter(?)). Manager, Ray was genuinely nice, accommodating and friendly. The maintenance guy, Carlos was super friendly too and fixed the tv promptly. He also helped us to get situated in our room. Overall very impressed and we would come back here again. Highly recommend! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Had drinks and Charcuterie at the rooftop bar. A little pricey but a super fun time. Excellent view of the town.

We really enjoyed our stay at the New Sheridan. We especially enjoyed all the historical pictures in the halls. Our room was very comfortable and the evaporative cooler worked well after a trek to the basement for ice. We also had a delicious meal in the dining room. The only area that I think needs improvement is the check-in process. It could be significantly streamlined. You cannot park in front of the hotel and it is not obvious where to park, so my husband circled the block while I went in to the hotel and asked. I was told to go up one block to the New Sheridan marked spaces, which you can park in for 15 minutes. I flagged down my husband and directed him to one of the spaces. We brought our luggage to the hotel and checked in. The person checking us in told me to take our luggage up (he offered to help) and then come back down for parking instructions. When I came back down there was nobody at the desk. At this point it has been longer than 15 minutes. After a short wait, I did get a virtual parking pass and was shown a picture of the sign to look for where I could park legally, but was told not to park where there were meters on certain streets (I had no idea which streets they were). I drove around until I thought I was parked legally, and walked back and described exactly where I was parked and was told it was ok. This long drawn out process could be easily solved by adding a link to the New Sheridan website with parking instructions for check-in, a note to bring your license plate number for the parking permit, and a picture of the correct parking sign with brief instructions for where to park and not park. In addition, every hotel I have stayed at for many years has given me the wifi password when I checked in, except the New Sheridan. I called the front desk, but nobody answered, so I went down and asked for the wifi password, which was given to me verbally (it was not complicated).

I am only able to give 5 stars to this hotel because Google doesnt give anymore. My wife and I were only supposed to stay 1 night. However she became very ill and had to visit the hospital the morning we were supposed to leave. A great big thank you to Ray (owner and GM) and his staff for looking after us. They were able to get us a room for a second night. The staff there was wonderful and ensured we had everything we needed while she recuperated. Ray even took us and picked us up at the local clinic! We cant thank you all enough! We highly recomend this establishment for anyone looking to relax and be taken care of. Mark & Heather Asheville, NC

Telluride’s oldest hotel/bar! Lovely long bar with good service and some tables to the side. Walk further back and you’ll find a buzzing room with pool tables and foosball! Good apres ski crowd or perfect for a quick one before dinner.

Historic and classy. Professional staff are inviting and friendly. The atmosphere is iconic to the mining days of this wonderful part of Colorado. Telluride is a must experience kind of place. The New Sheridan Hotel is a jewel!

Here is PROOF. Civilization returns... Breakfast at the New Sheridan Hotel dining room. Bliss in the old cow Town. Elegant service, memorable flavors, real maple syrup. Find yourself here on a snowy day. Say ahhhhh. Ask for Jacob.

Quaint Boutique Hotel in downtown Telluride, CO. Restaurant and small bar are perfectly adorned and the staff were a delight. The French onion soup and Flatliner are impressive

We went for a drink and some light supper. The service was great and the onion soup was amazing

Nice little museum. Great gift shop for little kids. They can buy a geode and break it

Loved everything but the terminology used to describe the sex workers in Telluride during the mining operation. They used “soiled doves” and “women of questionable virtue” to describe these women. It is not an issue of plaques being updated because there are “fun fact” plaques that say when a name is misspelled AND The Dixie Chicks plaque was already corrected to the “The Chicks”. The history of the sex workers goes on the describe them as “disease ridden”, never noting the diseases were from the mining workers who were cheating on their wives who they left to come to Telluride. It is obvious a very conservative man wrote these plaques and it needs to be updated. These women were members of the working class, they were mothers to children who grew up in Telluride.

As far as small town historical museums go, it was impressive. A large portion dealt with the ski history of Telluride, a little about the building itself, and a little about the mining history of the town. The historic house seems mostly intact, as far as structure goes. The displays are tasteful and interesting, predominately information boards on the walls, with a bit of extras here and there. The downstairs starts with the native-American beginnings, then the early days of town with mock-up store fronts and a room sized model of an old mine town house. There is an impressive imitation mine tunnel behind the building with various mining implements that can be operated a bit. Ticket costs were reasonable and desire what the website says, masks are not required, or ever mentioned. Good place to learn about the area. Nice break from busy town as well. There

A lovely experience for the whole family. Staff is dedicated and knowledgeable. Am adorable little gift shop at the end too. Don’t forget to he’s out back to see the old miners equipment. Probably not the best for the littles, but better for the 5 and up range I would say.

Great your of the old parts of town - well worth the $15. Ashley was a super tour guide. Museum is worth the visit as it is also one of the oldest buildings in Telluride.

Wonderful display of a town with such a rich and unique history. The admission price was just $5 each, and well worth it. I learned so much about the history of Telluride that made me further appreciate the time I spent there. Gold mining, labor feuds, prostitution, innovative trains, and early electricity are just a few of the interesting historical topics shared at this incredible museum. Must visit.

Excellent small museum with exceptional displays and explanations ... truly a big step above most small-town museums, and the local history is amazing.

Amazing for the size, spent over an hour only there exploring the towns rich history

Awesome park, nice little hike to a waterfall, lots of fun playground equipment for the kids. Very beautiful views of the mountains surrounding the town.

It may be cliche' but what a lovely urban park. The mountain view is breathtaking and it's conveniently located near the stores of downtown Telluride. Loved the view of the waterfalls and wish next time I'll have time to climb up to Bridal Veil falls or others of the local gems. I've been for a festival but would certainly go back even on a non-event day.

Lots to do, even covered in snow. There's a sledding hill, dog park, and 2 play parks (one for toddlers and one for bigger kids). Everything seemed untouched and there was lots of snow to play in...

Took my son while visiting downtown Telluride and my goodness! What a gorgeous park! You won't find another state park with a view like this anywhere else!!! I've been to stake parks at the beach, Inter city, small towns, and now a mountain town and what a view!!!!!!!

We went to the Telluride Jazz Festival. The setting is beyond spectacular!!!

Always beautiful, no matter what season.

This park is great for camping. During telluride film festival, some free shows will be in this park. It was great to see the show under the stars. Their bathrooms are clean and open to the public not only to the campers. You have to buy the shower time with tokens. Each token ( worth one dollar) gives you 90 seconds. The token Machine takes one dollar, 5 dollar n 10 dollar bills only.

The Telluride Blues Festival is flipping fantastic. The view, the people, the volunteers, the vendors and the bands were welcoming and lovely. What a great event this is.

I only saw this place when it was packed with campers at the Bluegrass Festival. But I imagine if it was just a regular weekend, it would be the bomb. Very nice area with amazing views.

Adorable little park. We went in the winter when everything was covered in a decent layer of snow, and we were delighted to see a large amount of dogs throughout the park, as well as children sledding. It was quite picturesque to look out at all the goings-on... but what in Telluride isn't picturesque?

Telluride parks and recreation is part of what makes the town so special. We've been coming for years and each your something new amazes us. This year, picnic tables all along the river.

This seems like a nice place to talk about Telluride. Last year (2022), I visited 3 times, once in May, once in July and then in September ..very beautiful, I fell in love immediately, great places to eat, the bars that I been too were ok, the Irish pub seemed less busy which is what I like, some other bars looked like they attracted a younger college crowd which I didn't like. I hiked bridal veil falls trail twice and have so many pictures of this place, there are festivals every week throughout the summer to take the place of the ski season tourism. I love the peaceful vibe and people from all over the world come in. Mountain Village is loaded with shops and a free Gondola will take you from Telluride to Mountain Village. Parking is a problem as it is a small community and they are serious about where you park. Park in the designated meter spots only (1.35 per hour. I think) it's worth it. And you are supporting the town too. I park in main right near the park when I stay. The butcher and the baker seems to be a very popular restaurant as I see people lined up to be served (I've never ate there). The Sheridan is a popular hotel (I never stayed there) I hit the pizza shop down the street on the corner which was really good. It was a great time. And it came at a time where I needed peace, serenity and healing in my life.

One of the prettiest public town parks in America.

Really nice hike! Able to do it right from town, and has great views of the entire valley. It climbs quite a bit but is well worth the view. Several places to sit and rest if needed. Some areas shaded, some in the sun. Good length for an afternoon hike.

Absolutely gorgeous view of Telluride! Go counterclockwise for hiking up in the shade and ending with the best views!

Great hike. It was a bit of an overcast when I hiked then it started snowing but made it all the way around. Going clockwise, you get to see many views over Telluride.

One of my favorite exercise trail runs in telluride. Great challenge incline with gorgeous view when you get to the top and you go downhill , then up again and down . Total of 2.81 miles.

This was an exhilarating climb and totally worth the vista at the summit. Prepare to work hard and enjoy every second.

An always amazing hike along Telluride. Amazing views of the town, and the mountains. One thing to be aware of is that it is steep. Not just a little steep but steep steep if you are new to Colorado hiking.

Gorgeous trail. Relatively steep but easy. Altitude is what gets you. Excellent views.

Stunning hike. Aspens and the mountains contrasting the town below - just the best.

Bridal Veil Falls wasn't even on our agenda for the day, but after a disappointing trip to Box Canyon Park in Ouray, we decided to visit since we were already out this way. I'm so glad we did. While the main falls way up at the top appeared to be a rather low flow, our hike up, visiting the lower falls, was great. There weren't too many people and those we ran into were friendly. I was able to get some decent photos, too, which made me pretty happy. The trail up is easy to moderate at best, so most people should have little trouble getting to at least the lower falls. BVF goes to show that some of the best experiences don't cost much more than a bit of fuel and some time. While I wouldn't claim that these are "must-see" falls, if you're near Telluride, they are well worth a small detour and I definitely recommend visiting.

Gorgeous hike with 2 additional waterfalls before you get to Bridal Veil Falls. It is somewhat steep and rocky, so wear good shoes. We hiked the trail to the falls and then back to the parking area. We also drove up the road to the turnaround area to get a better look at the Hydro Power Structure. It's such a beautiful area that's pretty popular. Gorgeous hike, especially with the fall colors.

Beautiful place to hike, I will try to rent a jeep next time to experience it with a 4x4 vehicle.

There are 3 total waterfalls on the trail. Trail is well marked with green arrows for the side trails to the waterfalls. Just about everybody brings a dog on this trail. There is a 4WD trail that also leads to the final waterfall.

Had fun hiking up- although we didn’t make it but to the bridge it was a steep climb but it was a fun time and gorgeous views!

Moderate hike with 2 waterfalls before! It's mostly uphill and rocky terrain so good hiking shoes are recommended. I went around 10am and it wasn't too busy!

Drive up to the observation area and trail head. You can see the falls from there or hike up a couple miles to the base of the falls. There's a road up there but I understand it's a rough ride

This hike was a really good time. It is not too technical of a hike but can be pretty tiring. We passed 3 waterfalls that are all unique and beautiful. The hike was absolutely worth it to see many of the features that you cannot see from a distance. Be wary, there are often many novice hikers on the trail.

Great hike with two other beautiful waterfalls on the way up. The splash pool right below the falls is very pretty so make sure to see it while you're there!

This is a steep 2 mile hike with an elevation gain of an 800ft round trip. Along the way, you'll see 2 waterfalls before you get to Bridal Veil Falls. I recommend taking a light rain coat because you'll have mist coming from the waterfall, and it could be a little chilly. Other than that, it's an amazing hike and waterfall. I'll have to say that the parking lot is a little small with limited street parking because there are some sections that don't allow street parking.

Originally set out to hike blue lakes… found the road to the trail head completely washed out. It was impossible to get up in our rental. Luckily bridal veil is right there at the lower parking lot so we hiked this instead. It’s very short but pretty strenuous / rocky. The views were very rewarding. This is the highest waterfall in the state of Colorado!

This was a challenging hike. We would recommend parking at the trail head. The hike has some very steep gains. Very rocky. We went at the end of June the falls were fiercely raging. The temp drop the last quarter mile and the trail was very muddy we got soaked but it was absolutely amazing and worth every step. Pace yourself even the most fit should stop along the way. Drink tons of water.

Bridal Veil Falls In Telluride, Colorado, USA is one of the tallest falls in USA and is very beautiful. The fall plunges in a gorge and the water forms the San Miguel river that flows to the city of Telluride. An electric power generation station is located nearby.

Beautiful, short and good for beginner-intermediate hikers. Around 1.3 miles round trip. Well maintained and no trash on trails. Pretty busy/crowded though.

Love this entire area!

Scenic and fast moving water

Awesome spot to get lost in nature. Fishing is descent, and it’s not that far from places

Beautiful river valley.

I'm not sure how you don't rate a natural place as being perfect, because it simply is what it is.. if you're expectations are not met, then it's more of a you thing rather than a place thing.

Love the park and all the new additions! Beautiful and clean! It would be nice to have more benches and trash disposal containers!

Beautiful stretch of river with great fishing

Beautiful scenery and great fishing. Fun to catch a few fish and let them go.

Fantastic & CLEAR!

Had so much fun rafting. It's beautiful here!

It's a must do. Black Bear Pass is amazing and exhilarating. This is for moderate-skilled off roading Jeepers. Not as scenic as Imogene, but way more difficult.

Whole touted the most difficult trail in North America, it's certainly is the most dangerous. Outstanding views and you do not want to attempt unless you are completely comfortable with your rig. At least one rig goes off every year, and it has already happened this season.

This pass is awesome. My son and I rode our dirt bikes from Highway 550 into Telluride. Take heed to the warnings that it is for experts only. Coming from 550 to the summit it isn't that bad and the views are amazing. It's beyond that point heading towards Telluride that is extremely dangerous and Expert only. Turn around and don't do it unless you really know what you are doing, or be sure and tell everyone you love goodbye before you do it.

Great 4 wheel trail that's has some great views and narrow trail.

Is super fun, take your ADHD pills before you head to the switchbacks.

Not extremely difficult but potentially very dangerous. Tough parts were the plunge, a very steep section, and the tight switch backs which require backing. Not for the timid or inexperienced

Black Bear, North More, Super Nature!

This is the quick and easy route over. The trail was fun and not too technical. Wasn’t too busy even on a Saturday and the views were amazing!

Very beautiful trail. It is a two way trail so be careful for on coming traffic. This trail is also a badge of honor trail for Jeepers.

Great easy trail. Only hard part was the switchback on the Ophir side was washed out. Had a rear tire of my Trail Boss come off the ground.

A very easy mountain pass road. Don’t take a car or box truck on it though. People have and gotten stuck. Beautiful views.

Ophir Pass is one of the 4x4 trails that many off-road enthusiasts start off with. It is a beautiful trail that is not technical and can be crossed with a 2WD SUV. Second half of the trails going from 550 to 145 is a narrow shelf road but it is scenic, picturesque, and a lot of fun!

One of the most beautiful places on earth. You need a 4wheel drive with at least 8 inches of clearance at the rear axle. Remember uphill traffic has the right of way.

A short little sweet ride. Sure it’s tight and rough for some of the switch backs but over all Easy enough. No mods are needed here. The views are great. It will get a little busy. I went from silverton to Ophir as most do. Some bikers and one hiker were one the trail. Ophir itself is surrounded by peaks

Short but still a fun trail. Took bolam pass and decided to take this trail from the ophir side.

Beautiful drive. My buddy was crapping his pants the whole time lol. Great experience!

Riveting ride! Descent on the western slope a little more challenging due to shifting scree and in some cases much larger rocks. My stock '13 Tacoma with street biased tires handled this ride very capably...we had great weather. A couple attempting it in a Hyundai SUV seemed very stressed and not enjoying it much. Don't underestimate this ride...but if you are prepared in a 4X4 with good ground clearance you will do just fine. A local recommended the Imogene Pass which is nearby. Next year!

This was my first time skiing and I had a great experience. The lessons were super helpful, there were many slopes to ski in and the village had a lot of fun restaurants and other activities. We stayed at the Mountain Lodge which was very comfortable and close to the Gondola. I will definitely visit again

Excellent varied terrain, something for everyone. Well groomed runs, even some black diamond steeps are groomed. The town is charming, the mountain village is cliche Euro Style. Snow is only reliable from March 1st. Do not go earlier. This is the most expensive resort I have ever visited. Ski hire generally poor choices for crazy high prices. Supposed demo skis are virtually all not demo. Ski tickets are $195 perday. Nuts. Although a day ticket with 3 hour lesson is cheaper, ridiculous. Accommodation is crazy expensive. A potentially great experience ruined by rip off prices and unreliable snow.

It is a great mountain. Very accessible and the gondola connecting the village and town is great. The mountain doesn't have quite as much unmanaged terrain as some of the other Colorado resorts, which makes it great for families. The food on mountain is a fair price, expensive but also large quantities. Great BBQ!

The scree fields turned out to be too tough for a couple members of our party. But even at 13500 ft it was a beautiful view.

This is my 2nd climb in Mt. Sneffles without snow, it was a fun and perfect day with lots of climbers up and down. Mt. Sneffles is one of my favorite 14er in Colorado. Our climb took the normal route. If you’re planning to climb this mountain bring plenty more of water and snacks. Be sure to breathe while descending specifically if you are not used to elevation. Good Luck!!

We did a keep drive as far up as the road would allow. Be cautious of the occasional idiots in Razrs and enjoy the views!!!

It was a fun challenge. Sneffels really provided us all different types of terrains. We hiked from the blue lakes area, which added a few hours and different changes in elevation. This was the second 14er I did and well, it’s by far the most challenging one I did. Glad I did it with a friend who knew what he was doing. I’d recommend looking and studying the routes before going. There’s a few spots you need to know, especially in the gully and the notch. Enjoy!

I have lost count on the number of times I have climbed this peak, it is my favorite! The rout up the saddle to the East of the peak is the classic route. Be careful, the pitch is steep and hard packed. It is easy to get out of control going down if you are not careful. When you get to the saddle and turn left, you get to the chute, and about 2/3 of the way up, there is a cut to the left that is the typical route to the top. The alternate route (and my favorite) is to head to the top of Blue Lakes Pass, then turn North following the ridge to the top. I call this the North Ridge route (since it heads North), but I am not sure that is a common name. This route is not to be underestimated. I have had two people up there in past years that got freaked out due to the exposure of the route. It is not for the faint of heart, but the views are simply amazing. If you are comfortable near drop offs, and have no issue free climbing 10-15 feet on steep pitches, this is a route to consider, but not for the inexperienced or first time climbers. Pics are from North Ridge route. Caution: Check with local sources & guides before attempting either route. This information is just to give you a basic idea of what to expect. Respect the mountain and know your limits. People have died on this mountain, and many rescues have been required when people were not prepared.

1765 foot climb in 0.7 miles. Total of only 1.2 miles. Straight up and down is tough for many. Intimidating to say the least. Wear good gloves as you well be grabbing lots of rocks. The notch at the top stopped some both young and old from reaching the peak. Allow 4 hours round trip unless you are young with goat legs

Awesome climb! Thanks to the Mt Sneffel Angels - Kyle and Johnny we were able to get up and down safely. The notch to the top is easy but super exposed so if you are afraid of heights like my middle son then stop at the upper saddle. There were so many nice, amazing people who helped our family along the way. This was our first 14er!! It was not easy but doable. Advise start earlier (we started at 8am with clear skies on our descent it started to lightning/rain), bring poles for lower half, and add some hiking cleats as this mountain needs good traction.

Wonderful 14’er with incredible views of the Uncompaghre and San Juan Mountains. It’s about 6.6 miles round trip from the junction of governor’s basin road, and up the talus field just on the east side of the south ridge. It’s a short 3.5 miles from the blue lakes trailhead, but you should only go to that starting point if you have a high clearance vehicle, 4WD, and a short chassis (i.e. Jeep). Dogs are not recommended because of sharp rocks, but I’d say the climb through the V notch is worse for dogs than the talus. My dog made it to the top, but he’s very experienced with scrambling.

My favorite 14er I’ve done! The views were scenic the whole way up, the trail was well marked, and it was the perfect balance of fun and challenging.

Fun, short but hard hike. Loved the view from the top of this mountain!

Absolutely stunning waterfall! With that being said, I read reviews and it said family friendly, it was NOT family friendly! Very narrow and slippery in many many places. Loose dirt with nothing to grab onto. Very dangerous. I took my 5 year old on this hike and although the end was rewarding, in many places I was terrified feeling as if we were going to fall down into the raging river. My 5 year old was in fear and scared. If it were not for her dad we may have not made it. This hike is for experienced hikers and not young children. This trail needs some work to make it safer for families. Feeling relieved we made it, but feeling upset that the reviews are misleading on how easy this hike is. It is not an easy hike. Very tricky hike.

Parking is hard to find and the trail was closed so we couldn't see the water fall. Don't follow Google maps because it sends you to the wrong place

A short hike with a nice payoff. The waterfall and the red rocks are very pretty.

Cornet Creek Falls is an 80 foot waterfall just outside Telluride. The trailhead is at the north end of Aspen Street, but there's no parking here. We parked at Carhenge and made the short walk across town to the trailhead. This is also the trailhead for Jud Wiebe Trail. The hike to Cornet Creek Falls is short, just a quarter mile, but the trail is steep and narrow in places. The water tumbles over a beautiful red rock cliff and it's quite a sight, even in low water. Definitely a must see if visiting Telluride.

Park at end of N. Aspen street. Do not follow Google directions. And it can be steep and slippery. Older school age kids should be fine.

Awesome spot. It’s a short hike, fine for kids, but altitude and steepness make it a decent workout. For the most part shady because of the trees along the creek. Slippery even when dry.

It's a really easy hike, you can keep going once you get there and find some other interesting places.

The other water fall near Telluride but this one is easily reached by a short hike from town. Beautiful hiking scenery.

My wife and I visited Telluride Brewing Company recently and really enjoyed the place! The atmosphere was low key and everyone was laid back. It was a nice vibe compared to the tourist trap vibe of the Town of Telluride. We sat outside and enjoyed our beers while watching people come and go. The See Forever Hazy paired well with the warm sunshine. It seemed like most people were local or at least local to Colorado. When you get tired of the nonsense of downtown Telluride drop by the Telluride Brewing Company to experience the authentic side of Colorado. The people are friendly and the beer is great, what more can you ask for?

If you are looking for a great brewery when visiting southwestern Colorado stop in TBC. The beers and staff are fantastic, can't recommend this place enough. Also the food up in the brewpub in Mountain Village is delicous.

Great place if you're a buddy of the owner, he stands around and bs with them, gives them freebies and avoids paying customers. Won't buy their beer if I see it in my local store.

I was really excited to finally check out Telluride Brewery after loving their beers for years and it didn’t disappoint. Incredible staff, great beers, fun location. I ended up staying an extra hour, loved this place

Awesome small town brewery with a big presence. Easily the best brewery in Colorado. Really cool, old school brewery where the taproom is incorporated into the brewing area. Something many breweries have lost. This brewery taproom doesn’t serve many but the brewery itself easily serves the entire state.

Let’s talk about the new food. DELICIOUS. The use of cheese is genius - cheese between the two tacos of the Carne Asada Tacos (3 per order), the Brewer’s Cheese that anything can be dipped in. 10/10. But fear not - don’t eat cheese? The fried Brussels sprouts (“Rabbit Leaves”) are delicious, the buffalo wings are cooked and sauces to perfection. Everything pairs well with the beer - highly recommend the Alpengose or Local’s Lager. #1 spot for lunch or apres - no competition. No one paid me for this review….well, maybe my taste buds subconsciously 🤩

Smoked lager…. oh my very much so yes and yummy. perfect amount of smoked malt on a clean crisp beer. Well done boys. The Wok is a super fan! My day off is now an even happier space - throw in some fresh Olathe sweet corn for full effect.

Always a great time here. The beers are great and the staff is awesome, if Sam is working you're going to get a great smile and have a fun time. There is a food place next door that is great to grab some grub and bring over. The only thing I wish was they had a larger outdoor area, but in the grand scheme of things that's not a big deal for how awesome the place is.

Beer was funky. Bitter. Not in a good way. Had about 4 different kinds, all forgetable. Didn't love how beer tender was petting the dog constantly then grabbing people pints without washing their hands. Tons of people drinking while "working". Maybe it's the spot out here but it's overhyped. They had cans to go. Service was fast. People were nice.