03 Nov Town of Telluride: Short-Term Rental Business License Renewals Now Open!
The Town of Telluride announces Non-Str business license renewals open as of 11/1.
Renew business licenses or close accounts closed by January 6 to avoid penalties.
To learn more about the Short-Term Rental Program, review the October 8 Town Council recording by visiting bit.ly/totcouncil.
All forms and updates can be found on the Town’s Short-Term Rental page by visiting bit.ly/telluridestr.
For all business license inquiries, please email the Business License Administrator Ashley Berard at aberard@telluride-co.gov.
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Skiing’s most charming Old West town combines stunning scenery and an awesome mountain for a near perfect ski destination. Caption, Forbes & Olmsted. Photo: Telluride Tourism Board/Ryan Bonneau.
Nestled amidst the majestic San Juan Mountains of southwest Colorado, Telluride’s captivating narrative is deeply rooted in the ancient legacy of the Ute tribe, the valley’s original inhabitants, who crafted their summer camps along the San Miguel River, naming the land “The Valley of Hanging Waterfalls.”
In the late 1700s, Spanish explorers traversed the rugged terrain, laying the groundwork for subsequent exploration and settlement. A fervent mining boom followed, igniting a rush of prospectors to the region, culminating in the founding of Telluride in 1880.
Telluride’s allure as a hub of opportunity attracted fortune seekers, bolstered by the arrival of the Rio Grande Southern Railroad and groundbreaking innovations like the hydroelectric power plant in Ames.
Set in a box canyon amid forested peaks at the base of the popular Telluride ski-and-golf resort, the town’s historic district houses landmarks like the Sheridan Opera House and the Telluride Historical Museum while playing host to culture, music, arts, outdoor recreation, and festivals with unrivaled views and dramatic locale.
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