Telluride Mountain Club: Fundraiser, Film Night
The Telluride Mountain Club Presents an Evening of Short Films at the Sheridan Opera House. Event is Thursday, February 4. Doors, 6 p.m.; show time, 7 p.m. Non-TMC members $10 at t
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Snow Sunday: The Gift of Ski Racing
Each sport has its own rituals, its own culture, its own weekend routine. And for those of us who grew up as athletes, it is these weekend routines, more so than the competitions,
Telski Celebrates Telluride Adaptive Sports Program
Recently I had the opportunity to participate in a new initiative by the Telluride Ski and Golf Company. While justifiably proud of Telluride’s reputation as a haven for thos
Snow Sunday: What Skiing With Teenagers Can Teach You
It was the last thing I needed to be doing. Ski P.E. at the Telluride Mountain School. I had papers to grade, a house to pack up to rent for Christmas, a graduate school class to p
Telluride, Always for Christmas
What was true two years in 2013 when our regular contributor Jesse James Mctigue originally wrote this story is abundantly true today, as we look out our windows at our winter wond
Telluride Ski Resort: 26 More Inches of New – And Counting
The Telluride Ski Resort is happy to announce that thanks to the latest dump of fluffy, white powder over the past two days, our November snow total is now more than 4.5 feet. Be
Telluride: The Real Deal
Turkey day? Meh. Opening day of the winter ski season in Telluride (November 26). Now you’re talking. Reasons why Telluride over any other ski resort are laid out in purple pro
KOTO-fm: Ski Swap, Fun Starts 11/12
KOTO Radio is happy to announce its 40th Annual KOTO Ski Swap. KOTO-f’s annual ski swap takes place this year as follows: Thursday, November 12; Friday, November 13, Sat
Fall Sunday: How I Fell for the Mountains to Desert Ride
My path to a road bike started with (as the best things often do) a dare. Or perhaps I should say a compromise. My husband Andy wanted me to ride the Mountains to Desert Ride, a 10
Telluride Mountain Club: Trails Survey
Telluride Mountain Club seeks to create a trails vision for the Telluride region. The Telluride Mountain Club (TMC) has created a survey for locals and visitors of Telluride to he
Telluride Adaptive Sports Program: Bob Miller Memorial Golf Classic
On Thursday, September 17, 2015 the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program will host their 17th Annual Bob Miller Memorial Golf Classic. This tournament will take place at the Te
Summer Sunday: Climbing Ajax for the First Time (With Kids Hiking!)
The day started with a trip to Clark’s candy aisle at 7 o’clock in the morning. “Pick out anything you’d like,” I said to my girls, ages 6 and 9. Siri and Quincy looked a
Summer Sunday: The Real Reason Women Hike
My favorite summer sport is mountain biking. But, I’ve found, if I want to hang with my girlfriends in the summer, I’ve got to hike. Sure, a few are up for a weekday ride, and
Summer Sunday: Finding Chanterelles
The goal of the trip wasn’t to gather mushrooms. We were headed to a hut to enjoy the last days of summer before school began. We were 12 people strong, 6 adults, 6 kids, loaded
Summer Sunday: Invitation To Ride the CT
Summer Sunday is sponsored by Telluride’s Jagged Edge, professional gear for mountain lifestyles. Summer’s endless light, warm mornings and clear nights begs us to linger,
Summer Sunday: True Summer on the Oregon Coast
When you go to the Pacific Northwest for a vacation, it’s best to keep your expectations low. Of course, the food will be great. The coffee. The beer. The views of fractured volc
Summer Sunday: Backpacking with Grandpa
When your 74-year old father-in-law calls to say he wants to spend some time with your kids this summer, you’re thinking the beach. Or maybe a visit back East. Possibly, Disneyla
ALACAZEM 2015.06.25
June 25 to July 2, 2015 Visible planets: Morning: Mercury Evening: Venus, Jupiter, Saturn If you haven’t noticed the celestial event happening in the western twilight sky for t
Summer Sunday: Rafting Ruby-Horsethief
We’d been looking for a way to get on a rafting trip for a while. A raft, with its ample space for food and gear, seemed like the perfect way to get into the wilderness with kids
On Being Coerced into Beauty
First the insistent nudge, then the turn to see the LED numerals on the clock. “What!?” grumpily. “Gina has to go out.” “*%#^! It’s a quarter to
Family Bike Dash supports We R-1, 5/30/2015
Pedal power. Or how bikes are changing the world one stroke at a time. That was one of a number of leitmotifs at Telluride Mountainfilm, where right out of the gate at Sympos
Mountains-to-Desert: Scott Mercier in Town
Telluride’s First Olympian, Scott Mercier, to recount his inspirational cycling story & the pressures of doping, Thursday, May 21, 5:30 p.m., Arroyo. Free, though donations
Spring Sunday: When a Little Snow Changes a Whole Lot
Anyone who has lived in the mountains will caution you against making plans. The weather can change at any moment. So what if it’s May, and it hasn’t really snowed in close to