Mountain Village is a fantasic place to grab a bite to eat, explore the shops or grab a cup of coffee. We have listed some of our favorites to check out below: -- Restaurants -- Altezza (located in the Peaks Resort) Black Iron Kitchen and Bar La Piazza del Villaggio Tomboy Tavern Crazy Elk Pizza --Shopping-- Christy Sports Heritage Apparel The Shoppe at Madeline --Sightseeing-- Rinkevich Gallery Free Gondola Ride
See below for some restaurants ideas and shopping suggestions. Most the the shopping is up and down Main Street and restaurants are scattered about. Take a historical walking tour, stop by the museum or art gallery. -- Restaurants -- La Marmotte Rustico Ristorante Cosmopolitan The National 221 South Oak Brown Dog Pizza -- Shopping -- Hook Telluride Trappings & Toggery Over the Moon Between the Covers Bookstore Crossbow Leather and Hats -- Sightseeing -- Telluride Historical Museum
-Bear Creek Falls - a go-to hike with a great waterfall at end (moderate effort) -River Trail - super flat, peaceful, and good for walking, strollers, or morning coffee -Coonskin Mountain via Ridge Trail - moderately challenging, 1.9 mile, ~1 hour hike to the top of Coonskin Mountain. From there, you can either hike back down, ride the gondola down, or continue on to several other hiking trails from there. -Bridal Veil Falls- a little steeper but worth it if you're up for a challenge.* *2.0 mile out-and-back, ~1.5 hour - Moderate difficulty Recommend hiking shoes with good traction
--Telluride Golf Club-- Telluride Golf Club is among the highest elevation golf courses in the world. Set atop Turkey Creek Mesa, tucked within the highest concentration of 13,000 and 14,000-foot peaks in the US, the 18-hole par 70, 6,546-yard course has stunning views guaranteed to take your breath away. The air at this elevation creates less resistance for your ball during flight, resulting in soul-satisfying longer drives.
Reach new heights and feel the rush of mountain air on the Telluride Zipline Adventure. Experience 5 ziplines, 2 aerial bridges, and 2 rappels. Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the surrounding San Juan Mountains that you’ll never forget!
The route features a combination of narrow hiking paths and rugged iron ladder stairs welded into a conglomerate cliff. Climbers secure themselves to a metal cable running along the rock face, enjoying exposure and spectacular views. The trail includes both cable-secured and unprotected sections, requiring participants to have a moderate level of fitness and some technical climbing knowledge. Click the link for more guides and more info!