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Things To Do
Bridal Veil Falls
The spectacular Bridal Veil Falls are the tallest free-falling falls in Colorado. At 365 feet in height, these falls entice visitors and adventurers from all over the world to hike, bike, four-wheel drive, ice climb, and explore the surrounding wilderness. A privately owned, historic power plant sits atop the falls. Distance: 1.8 miles one-way to top of the falls on the road Difficulty: Moderate Elevation Gain: 1,650 feet
San Miguel River Trail
Easy - Perfect for a stroll, this easy trail can be accessed from a variety of side streets in Telluride. The trail basically follows the San Miguel River for the length of the town. Dog-friendly with many swimming holes, the "River Trail" is a year-round favorite of locals.
Telluride Offroad Adventures
Our mission at Telluride Offroad Adventures is to show you the rugged beauty and rich history of the San Juan Mountains of Telluride – up close and personal! Our courteous guides are experienced locals with an infectious love for the Telluride region and its history.
Box Canyon Bicycles
At Box Canyon Bicycles, we live and breathe bikes. Whether you’re a high end enthusiast, casual cyclist, or a visiting family looking for laps in the Telluride ski area’s bike park or an afternoon adventure, we’ve got everything you need to get out and enjoy a ride. Our experienced team will personally assist you with bike repairs, bike rentals, trail information, and local and regional ride suggestions geared towards singletrack, gravel adventures, or road miles. Box Canyon Bicycles has been a locally owner-operated bike shop in Telluride since 2010, when it humbly began in a downtown shed. We believe our success lies in giving customers the attentive and professional service they deserve, no matter if you are a long-time local or a first-time visitor. Stop in and chat with us at Telluride’s only shop fully dedicated to bicycles all year long.
Fly Fishing the San Migel River
The San Miguel is Telluride’s local river, a terrific trout stream with more than 20 miles of public access just west from Town. The San Miguel is famous for well-structured trout habitat and fish that love to eat dry flies. The Telluride Angler can help get you set up with a guide or rental gear if you need.