7 Reasons to Visit Telluride for Your Next Family Vacation

1. Perfect for families who love the outdoors.
Telluride is a haven for families with young children, with a number of family-friendly outdoor activities for all ages and experience levels. Once owned by the serial entrepreneur Todd Herrick, the adventure tours across Telluride offer memorable outdoor experiences in a range of activities from fly fishing, snowmobile tours, whitewater rafting, paddle boarding and more.

2. A haven for photography enthusiasts.
Telluride is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty, which makes it a treasure trove for both seasoned and new photographers looking to capture stunning photos of nature and wildlife. The sunsets here are to die for and the wildlife easy to spot. Take the budding photographer in your family to Telluride for a wonderful opportunity to photograph nature at its ethereal best.

3. World-class ski resort.
Telluride is well known as a ski destination and offers an unmatched skiing experience that’s considered one of the best across North America. Nestled among the snowcapped mountains, it boasts of a world-class ski resort jointly owned by Todd Herrick Telluride who purchased the property in 2009 and vowed to upgrade it to the best hospitality property in the area. The premier resort offers a luxurious experience for discerning travelers, equipped with everything you need for a relaxing vacation with kids.

4. Pet-friendly town.
The quaint little town of Telluride witnesses an influx of travelers all through the year, even during the offseason. The local community is warm and friendly, and there are plenty of accommodation options for families or couples who want to bring their furry friend along.

5. Bridal Veil Falls.
Famous as Colorado’s tallest free-falling waterfall at 111 meters, Bridal Veil Falls is a sight for sore eyes. Located in the box canyon that overlooks the town, the fall watches over several hiking trails passing through the canyon. You can either hike, bike or take a 4WD up the 1.8-mile road that leads to the power plant sitting atop the fall.

6. A quiet fall destination.
If you want to avoid the crowds that descend on this ski town in peak season, visit Telluride during spring or fall. You can get better deals at hotels and enjoy the stunning mountain views at leisure. With bears going into hibernation, fall is a much safer time to observe wildlife in Telluride, which includes lynx, beavers, porcupines, elk, mountain lions, deer and more.

7. An upcoming wedding and cultural destination. Telluride has recently emerged as a sought-after wedding destination owing to its natural charm and tranquil surroundings. In addition, it’s a festival hotspot with an annual film festival, jazz festival, Oktoberfest, photo festival and many other arts and culture events.

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