Telluride Ski Resort Reviews

The resort really wasn’t crowded at all, which made the whole day feel super easy and enjoyable. Lines were basically a non-issue, so I got in a ton of skiing without much waiting around. Overall, it was a great experience.

We grabbed lunch on the mountain the food was good. I was expecting the usual long lines, because the lines can be such a pain, and waiting around in ski boots is always annoying, but the lines really weren’t bad. Not bad at all. Still, it’s always a little frustrating how crowded these places can feel, and it’s never cheap, but at least the food was good and we didn’t spend forever standing in line.

I rented skis and boots for 2 days and everything is solid. The skis looked almost new, the edges was in good shape, and the boots didn’t feel all worn out like I’ve had at other rental spots. Pickup was easy enough too, and they swapped my boots after the first pair were feeling too tight. No real issues, I’d rent from them again.

After we finished skiing for the day, we wandered around and found a few good spots to grab drinks and food. It was a easy, relaxed way to wind down once the lifts closed, and it wasn’t overly packed when we went, which made the whole experience better. Prices were definitely on the high side, but that felt expected for Telluride.

I took the class on a day when I was already kind of distracted because I’d had a busy morning, but the instructor was great. He really knew his stuff and explained everything in a way that was easy to follow. Super patient too, even when I had to ask the same thing more than once.

I really liked how much variety the mountain had, there were plenty of easy groomers when I wanted to just cruise around and then some steeper fun runs when I felt like pushing it a little, I just wish a few spots had better signs because I had to stop and figure out where I was going more than once

Had a good time on the advanced runs, they were definitely the highlight. That said, the coverage was patchy in spots, and it felt like there just wasn’t THAT much terrain open.

My first impression was that the staff were genuinely nice and ready to help, and that pretty much held up. They made everything feel easy. The only thing I noticed right away was that service slowed down a bit once it got busy, but overall it was a good experience.

During my visit to Telluride Ski Resort, the guest services experience was a bit mixed. One staff member was really helpful when I needed directions, which I appreciated, but another person seemed kind of annoyed when we asked about an issue with our lift tickets. It didn’t ruin the trip or anything, but for the price, I was hoping for a friendlier and more welcoming experience overall

We had a good time on our family ski trip, and the kids really did have fun, which was the main thing I was hoping for. The lift lines got a little tiring after a while, and I kept wondering if we’d picked the right time to go, but overall it worked out and everyone left happy.

In my opinion, the patrol team did a great job. They were easy to spot around the trails, and when my kid had a little fall, they were super helpful and kind. The whole area felt well watched, and we ended up having a really safe, relaxed day.

Telluride has such a nice little village vibe, it doesn’t feel fake or overly built up like some ski towns. We loved wandering around after skiing, checking out the small shops, grabbing food, and just taking in the views everywhere. It felt really relaxed and cozy the whole time. Fair warning though: it’s the kind of place that makes you want to stay longer than you planned

I had a solid time at Telluride. The snow coverage was just really dependable, especially on the main runs, and the snowmaking definitely helped when the natural snow was a little thin. A few areas did get scraped off later in the day, but overall it was just reliable enough to keep things fun and make the trip feel worth it...

The snow was, well, it was just okay. There were a few icy spots here and there, so it wasn’t the best experience, but it was manageable.

I was expecting the usual parking headache like, here we go, time to circle around forever, but nope. I found a spot really fast and was like, wait... that’s it? Getting to the lifts was super easy too, so the whole thing felt way less stressful than I thought it would.

I had an absolute blast in the terrain park. The jumps felt super well shaped, and the rails had a really nice mix so you could mess around no matter your level. A couple of the features got a little icy later in the day, which was slightly sketchy, but it definitely didn’t ruin the vibe. I still kept going back for more laps like I couldn’t stop. Such a fun day overall.

I skied Telluride for a few days and the grooming was good overall. The morning laps felt smooth and quick, especially on the main blue cruisers, and it made for a nice easy start to the day.
There was a couple spots that got chopped up earlier than I expected, and one trail had the weird uneven ridges that were not great once my legs were already tired. Nothing terrible, but definitely noticeable.
Still, with the amount of terrain they have to take care of, I thought the crew did a solid job. It was not perfect, but it was good enough that I’d be happy to come back again.

I had a good time overall, the mountain is solid, the views were great, and once I was out there I kind of forgot about everything else. That said, somewhere between buying the ticket and grabbing a snack, I was like, wait… this is adding up fast. So yeah, fun experience, just not exactly budget-friendly.

I got the season pass this year, it ended up being worth it way sooner than I expected. I only made it out a handful of weekends, but even then, it felt like I was getting a fair deal instead of feeling squeezed every time I wanted to go.
Telluride is definitely not cheap, so having the pass made it easier to just enjoy the days I could make work. For me, it felt like the sensible choice, and I’d rather pay upfront for something I’ll actually use than keep second-guessing every trip. No regrets at all, I’d buy it again

I didn’t really spend much time waiting around for lifts, which was nice. The lines kept moving, so I ended up getting in more runs than I expected