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Telluride Mountaineer We specialize in Rock & Ice Climbing, Telemark Skiing, Alpine Touring / Rondonee Skiing, Technical Outerwear, Performance Mountain Threads, Footwear, and Accessories. Our staff has personally Skied, Climbed, Trekked, Rafted and generally spent lots of time in Mountains the world over... We have been seriously Abraded, Soaked for long periods of time, Frozen, Blistered, Bled, Experienced rude and undue airtime, made moves likely to be our last, and otherwise suffered in most conceivable, and previously unconceivable ways among mountains all over the globe... We can help you learn from both our successes and defeats. Having the right gear is not a cliché'... In the World's Mountains it can mean the difference between success and failure. comfort and discomfort. Let us help you select the right gear for your Adventures in the high Country. You will stay warmer, dryer, and performing at your personal best.
Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club The Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club (TSSC) is a non-profit corporation incorporated under the laws of the State of Colorado and holds 501 (c)(3) charitable tax exemption status. The TSSC provides regional youths, 6 to 18 years old, competitive skiing and snowboarding programs. TSSC is the largest youth organization, in both size and duration of programs, in the southwestern Colorado region. Over 40% of eligible students who are enrolled in Telluride Public School District R1 participate in TSSC programs.
Telluride Balloon Festival The 24th Annual Telluride Balloon Festival takes place June 2-3, 2007. We're looking forward to some great flying and balloon wrangling here in the beautiful town of Telluride in Southwest Colorado. We hope you join us!
Paragon Ski & Sport Telluride's longest running and best locally owned and operated full service sports shop with convenient locations everywhere. From alpine, snowboard, telemark and x-c sales service and rentals in the winter to specialty bike and mountain gear in the summer. J. Michael Brown, owner and consummate gear head, has over 35 years experience in the ski and outdoor industry. He and his highly trained professional staff, unmatched in Telluride (most of our employees have been with us for years), can collectively take care of your every gear need.
Telluride Sports Telluride Sports is your local connection for all your summer needs. We have expanded our summer operations into Mountain Village and now offer full mountain bike services in Telluride and Mountain Village. Come in and check out our brand new fleet of full suspension specialized mountain bikes! After a hard day on the bike, cool off in the San Miguel River. The fishing conditions are excellent, and our experienced guides are on the river everyday. Come into any of our Telluride Sports locations today to find out more information on fly fishing and rafting.
Telluride Outside Telluride Outside's fly shop, the Telluride Angler, is recognized as one of Colorado's finest specialty fly shops. Located in the heart of Telluride, we're also dedicated skiers, snowboarders, and outdoor travel enthusiasts. Each year, our customers come from all over the world to fly fish and ski in Telluride. We invite you to come fishing with us in Telluride or join us on one of our global fly fishing expeditions. The heart of our business is guiding and we look forward to spending time on the water together.
Telluride Helitrax Since 1982 Telluride Helitrax has offered helicopter skiing in the remote southwest corner of the state of Colorado in the spectacular San Juan range of the Rocky Mountains. We enjoy heli-skiing and heli-boarding in untracked powder with only small custom groups, four skiers to each guide, on the highest helicopter-accessed terrain in North America.
Telluride Slopestyle Our mission is to provide unparalleled products,incredible service and to create a sophisticated atmosphere that makes all guests feel welcome. The owners take a hands-on approach to management that stems directly from a love of nature and adventure activities. This focus is the heartbeat of all operations.
Telluride Mountain Guides Operating around the world since 1984 under the direction of Peter Walker, Telluride Mountain Guides are a group of outdoor professionals who gravitated to Telluride for the unparalelled splendour of its mountain evironment. The high peaks, the proximity of the desert, the unique pace of life and the passion of the people keep us here. We love to climb, we love to ski, we love to explore. More importantly, we love to share our knowledge and understanding of Telluride and the San Juans and are committed to being a part of your perfect vacation. Please explore our website and feel free to email or call with questions about our adventures.
TheReelWord.com Huge Fishing directory to all things fishing. Add a listing free!
RidingLinks.com Horseback Riding links to businesses and organizations and anything horseback!
DudeRanchLinks.com Find a Dude Ranch lodging accomodations and more.
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  • Bad hair day
    A porcupine passes the hours in Placerville on Wednesday. [Photo by Kevin Ludwig]
  • Going once, going twice?
    Non-profits are always looking for donations and support, and this week, Telluride Adaptive Sports has a two-fold opportunity for supporters to play some golf, donate to a good cause and walk away with some great auction items.
  • A big-kid playground for Ophir
    For the adults who live there, the town of Ophir is one big playground.
  • Telluride hopes to host Armstrong?s Quiznos Pro Challenge
    A few years ago, the U.S. didn?t even have a major road bike stage race. Now, Telluride appears poised to host the world?s elite cyclists and teams during the Lance-Armstrong championed Quiznos Pro Challenge, a seven-stage contest ripping across Colorado in late August of 2011.
  • A new trails plan for the Valley Floor
    Two years after becoming the owner and steward of the Valley Floor, the Town of Telluride is in the process of creating a trails and river restoration plan for the open space and wants to know what you think.
  • Dentist offers chance to bank stem cells
    Imagine finding a cure for Lou Gehrig?s disease or Parkinson?s. Imagine paraplegics walking again with a repaired spinal cord. Those possibilities could one day become a reality, with the help of stem cell research and regenerative therapies.
  • TFF: ?Beyond expectations?
    Columbia University film professor Annette Insdorf tells her students that it only takes the first shot of a film for audiences to trust the filmmaker and instantly engage with what they are about to see, similar to the first few pages of a new book.
  • Bennet?s road back to Washington
    Usually, incumbents hold an edge in winning re-election when challenged. But perhaps not this year, as polls indicate an enormous distaste for Congress ? one poll puts the disapproval rating at 70 percent. Inexperience, this election season, may be the best experience.
  • The Show must go on
    The Telluride Film Festival wound down last night under a canopy of stars at the Abel Gance Outdoor Cinema with Colin Firth?s brilliance in ?The King?s Speech,? but there?s still hope for those who missed some of the best films in TFF?s weekend run: The after the fest screenings.
  • The long road to freedom
    For Australian director Peter Weir, the qualities that attract him to a certain film or script are hard to explain.
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