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Celebrate the change of seasons with the Telluride Choral Society. Visit Site

Black Canyon is well worth the 1.5-hour drive from Telluride, with its remarkable views and array of things to do. From horseback riding to rock climbing, Black Canyon will make for a fun and educational experience your family won’t soon forget. Visit Site

Telluride Fly Fishers offers half-day and full-day walk/wade trips in the Telluride, Colorado area. Having been in operation for 30 years, guides have full knowledge and understanding of the surrounding region. Visit Site

This multi-stage celebration offers an eclectic mix of live blues, funk, indie, rock, jam band, gospel and soul performances, accompanied by some of the best craft breweries in the country. Visit Site

This park is just 45 minutes outside of Telluride, and provides spectacular views of the San Juan Mountains while you are out sailboarding, hunting or geocaching. Visit Site

Wild Learning Since 1981 Telluride Academy’s mission is to “inspire children and teens through experiential education that promotes physical activity, creative learning, environmental stewardship, responsibility to others and positive life choices.” Visit Site

Like Telluride, Silverton was founded by an influx of miners in the late 1800s hoping to strike it rich. Now, the town thrives as a historical community with plenty of great outdoor activities, including horseback riding, fishing and, of course, the historic coal-powered train that winds through the twists and turns of the San Juan Mountains. Visit Site

Bring your dancing shoes and enjoy four days of live music, featuring performances by bluegrass legends and up-and-coming artists. Visit Site

Guided Fly Fishing Telluride Outside guides will introduce you to the fly fishing riches of Southwest Colorado, which include four classic trout rivers, dozens of alpine creeks and a world-class stillwater fishery. Visit Site

Hike or bike through spectacular canyons and get a glimpse into the lives of the ancestral Pueblo people at Mesa Verde National Park. You can visit five different cliff dwellings: Balcony House, Cliff Palace, Long House, Spruce Tree House or Step House. Twilight Tours are also available! Visit Site