Telluride, Colorado

a national historic landmark district

Tucked into a box canyon, Telluride, Colorado, is a small town which was designated a National Historic Landmark District in 1964.
Colorado’s most scenic alpine resort was previously a wild west mining town best known as the place where Butch Cassidy robbed his first bank. The mountains are more craggy and dramatic than in other areas, and the town more than matches its surroundings in the beauty stakes. Many A-listers have chosen Telluride as the destination for a second home, and its easy to see why – Skiing for all levels, stunning natural beauty and a town packed with charm.

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