Telluride

Telluride combines a compact former mining-town core with a dramatic high-mountain setting in a way that reflects its position in a box canyon of Colorado’s San Juan Mountains. The San Miguel River runs through town, while steep slopes lead toward Bridal Veil Falls at the canyon’s eastern end. Founded during the late-19th-century mining boom, Telluride retains a concentrated historic district of Victorian-era commercial buildings and residences; it is designated a National Historic Landmark. A gondola connects the town with Mountain Village across the mountainside. Explore nearby webcam locations for complementary perspectives on Telluride and the San Juan Mountains.

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