I work Trail Safety at Telluriide and so see it all season long in all conditions. There is a good reason it is regularly voted one of the top North American resorts by Ski Magazine. Telluride is far enough away from big cities that the lift lines average 2 to 4 minutes and the trails are never crowded. Management does a great job of grooming the popular green and blue trails but there is always plenty of steep terrain to explore and ski. A day on Palmyra Peak will never be forgotten. The towns of Mountain Village and Telluride offer all sorts of apres ski activities and locals are always ready to offer advice for fun things to do or provide inside info of where to ski. Come on out to Telluride, you wont regret it!

The resort is one of a kind and so unique. The views are incredible being surrounded by mountains in all directions. The restaurants are so good and always worth going to. Highly recommend making a trip out here!

Elegant, expensive, and full of gnarly and diverse terrain options. While difficult to access, this really is the mountain of mountains for bougie skiing

Hard to get to, but the mountain is awesome, and the town is a national treasure. My all time favorite skiing destination.

Great expert terrain Beautiful User friendly Cool town Lots of restaurants Fun vibe Lots of ski shops Remote

Great off piste, trees, and moguls. Expensive, but it seems everywhere is. Expert terrain is rarely crowded.

Nice resort with variety of run levels. Good social, bar, and dining scene. Still somewhat protected from the masses you run into at other resorts but most likely wont stay til his way for long.

All the runs are great the glade runs are nice and there are lots of side trails you can take which are fun.

Lift ten is my favorite, but there are many places to ride so everyone has a different favorite spot. Buzzs Glade is named after someone close to me. Its my favorite ski area, even more than Snowmass.