In Telluride, it's the astounding natural beauty that draws people to this small corner of the world. It's defining mountains, the San Juans, are visibly distinct and dramatic in their relative youth, with well-defined pinnacles and some of the highest pitches in the Lower 48. Whether it's in the narrow box canyon, or on the high-altitude plateaus above, there are no dead spots on the horizons, no places where views are absent. Telluride's snug location in the mountain interior draws the natural world in close and the ways to explore its water, air and land are limitless. But scratch the surface a little, and you'll find that Telluride is truly defined by it's community. It's what sets it apart from other mountain resorts.
