Telluride Nordic Association: Wilson Loop 2K Sprint
The Telluride Nordic Association is putting on a 2 kilometer sprint on Saturday, December 12, 2009. The start/finish is at Adams Ranch Road and Mountain Village Blvd in the Mountai
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Wild Telluride: Moose near Lizard Head Pass
Earlier this week we published a video of a coyote hunting mice on Telluride's San Miguel valley floor. Our friend Don Mitchell sends us these photos of moose near his home in
Wild Telluride: coyote hunting on the valley floor
In Telluride we can get high speed internet. We can get home delivery of the New York Times. We can experience the most current movies and music (eg: Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic
Thanksgiving in Telluride: Lots of carving going on for opening day
by Eileen Burns (editor's note: I took one run from the top of Lift 6 down See Forever to the Beach. I happened to be riding the lifts and skiing with recent Telluride immigran
First snowshoe of the season
You really wanted to be in Telluride this morning. We snowshoed up our favorite trail under Colorado blue skies tricked out with cotton ball clouds, breaking a path as we climbed t
Film, “Re: Session” at the Opera House November 12
Telluride's historic Sheridan Opera House will screen a non-traditional ski and snowboard movie, award-winning Teton Gravity Research's "Re: Session, " Thu
MSP’s “In Deep” at Telluride’s Opera House November 7
Saturday, November 7, 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., Telluride’s Sheridan Opera House offers two screenings of MSP Films “In Deep.” takes an original
Telluride Inside… and Out goes to church
Telluride Inside… and Out set out early this Sunday morning for a hike in our backyard with GIna the Dog. On such a brazenly beautiful blue-sky day in Telluride, deer s
Telluride and the environment: Roz Savage on the 350 global happening
[click “Play” to listen to Roz Savage speaking with Susan] Many of them are regulars and veterans of Telluride Mountainfilm: climbers Conrad Anker, David Breashears, Ly
Telluride: “Captain Jack” Carey run dedicated
[double click to view in larger format] When Telluride lost Jack Carey this past summer, we lost a friend, a cultural icon, a good man. On Friday. September 25, the Telluride Ski a
Telluride peak baggers
[click “Play” to hear Clint’s conversation with Erik Dalton of Jagged Edge] Telluride outdoorsmen Erik Dalton (owner of Jagged Edge in Telluride); brother Chris D
Colorado Peace Ride: Telluride Adaptive Sports helps out
[double click to view in larger format] Telluride Adaptive Sports Program furnished volunteers to man the aid station at Lizard Head Pass on Tuesday, August 11, 2009 in support of
Telluride Museum: Hike into History
Telluride author and historian, Rudy Davison met a group of nearly twenty locals and visitors early Saturday morning, August 8, at the Telluride Historical Museum. Davison led us u
Telluride Museum: Davison leads hike to Mayflower Mine
[click “Play” to hear Eileen’s interview with historian Rudy Davison] The Telluride Historical Museum will host “Hike into History”, Saturday, August
Ridgway River Festival all day Saturday, June 27
[click “Play” to hear Deidra Krois on the Festival] Ridgway, Colorado, is much more than a bedroom community for Telluride. The town is famous – or infamous – as th
Telluride Adaptive Sports Program: Wounded Vets
It's been a stormy several days in Telluride, but that hasn't stopped a contingent of wounded vets from enjoying a busy schedule of activities with TASP. Participants from
Telluride morning ride
My quick morning bike ride in Telluride is a grunt up Mill Creek Road then a fast downhill home, with a short stop at the creek at the bottom so Gina the dog can cool out.
Telluride Balloon Festival 2009
[click "Play" button to hear Eileen Burns' conversation with Balloonmeister, Peter Procopio] by Eileen Burns photo credit: Steve Cieciuch Up, up and away: The
Telluride Adaptive Sports Program: Summer activities
On Monday, May 18, staff and volunteers from TASP met the crew from San Juan Outdoor School at the Bilk Creek Wall for some climbing instruction. TASP is adding climbing to its Sum
Telluride: It’s not just Festivals!
Sus and I were away from Telluride for quite a while this Spring, and hit the ground running last week when we got home. Getting through accumulated mail, writing, editing and publ
Morning hike, Telluride
Spring may be my favorite time of the year in Telluride, though you may want to check with me on this in late September. In any case, this morning was Sus' and my first hike wi
Great Skiing, Bad Hair
That April, 22 years ago, I hadn't yet moved away from Seattle. In fact, having taken a year between transitioning from flight school to University of Washington to work as a f
End of Ski Season ca. 1987
As promised a photo of Ralph Dinosaur performing at Telluride end of ski season festivities from 22 years ago. It's just a teaser – the daffodils are calling for a bicycl
James Colt: 100 day season
James Colt had two goals this season skiing in Telluride: He wanted to ski at the top of the mountain and he wanted to ski 50 days. I had the pleasure of starting James on the Magi