Winter Sports in Telluride: Skiing, Snowboarding & More

Telluride Ski Resort Cubs Camp Nursery

Telluride Ski Resort Cubs Camp Nursery offers full day child care (8:30am-4pm), morning child care (8:30am-12:30pm) and a one-hour private cub lesson (typically taught between the hours of 9am-12:30pm). The Cubs lesson can be paired with a full or half day of childcare, or the lesson alone. The Cubs lesson is reserved in addition to the childcare day.

Telluride Ski Resort

Telluride Ski Resort is a ski resort located in Mountain Village, southwest Colorado, United States. The resort is located in the northwestern San Juan Mountains, part of the Rocky Mountains, and is home to the highest concentration of 13,000- and 14,000-foot peaks in North America.

Idarado Sled Dog Adventures

For a unique and wonderful way to enjoy the scenic backcountry of the Telluride, Colorado area take a Dog Sled Tour! Telluride Dog Sledding runs one trip a day at 8 am. There is a minimum of two people and a maximum of five. Trips run through National Forest with plenty of Mountain Vistas for photography.

Mountain Village Ice Rink

Lace up those skates and take to the ice! This is a full-service ice rink in Mountain Village, operated by Madeline Hotel, in Mountain Village Center. For those in need of equipment, there are skate rentals available onsite. Kids five years and younger skate for free. Open all winter long, weather depending.

Silverton Powdercats

Silverton Powdercats takes skiers and snowboarders on guided snowcat tours in the San Juan Mountains. Silverton Powdercats is Located 10 minutes from Silverton, Colorado on top of Molas pass. Drive time is approximately a hour and a half from Telluride; It is Telluride’s closest catskiing operation. Skiers and Snowboarders will be treated to a vast piece of wilderness where only their tracks will be left. A trip with the Silverton Powdercats will truly make a winter adventure complete. Guides, lunch and avalanche beacons are provided. Riders should be strong intermediate and be ready to go out for the whole day.

Telluride Adaptive Sports Program

Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of people with disabilities by providing educational and recreational opportunities that encourage personal growth. Ski methods include mono-ski, bi-ski, dual-ski, 3-track, 4-track and adaptations of skis or snowboard, and guiding techniques for blind skiers. Instruction includes adaptive techniques, proper use of adaptive equipment and appropriate terrain for the student's skill level. Summer programming includes hiking, biking, climbing, horseback riding, fishing, and much more.

Telluride Nordic Association

The Telluride Nordic Center is dedicated to the education and enhancement of Nordic skiing for individuals of all ages in the Telluride region. They maintain seven different Nordic ski trail networks in the area, offer lessons and classes, rentals, and so much more.

Telluride Outfitters

Telluride Outfitters started out guiding snowmobile tours and over the years, the company has expanded its outdoor activity offerings for guests to enjoy during the summer months. Such tours include fly fishing, rafting, RZRs, and stand-up paddle board rentals.

Wild Hare Snowshoe Tours

Experience the beauty of the San Juan Mountains on a guided snowshoe tour. Wild Hare Snowshoe Tours offers easy to moderate snowshoe excursions in the Telluride, Ophir and Lizard Head region. Enjoy the quiet of the backcountry with one of their knowledgeable guides, while learning about the wildlife, history and geology of the region.

Hanley Ice Rink

The Hanley Ice Rink is an indoor, National Hockey League-sized, refrigerated ice rink that provides a variety of public skate/figure skating, ice hockey, curling programs. Rentals are available onsite.

Telluride Parks & Recreation

If you’re looking for a break any time of year, the four-seasons fun of Telluride is calling. From winter activities like skiing and snowshoeing to warm-weather activities like hiking and water sports, you’ll find something to fill your time no matter what your interests are or what time of year you need to get away. If you came to Telluride but still aren’t sure what you want to do, the Telluride Parks and Rec Department can help you with some suggestions.