Historic downtown

Telluride, United States

Home to the Last Dollar Saloon and the New Sheridan Hotel, with steps-away shopping and river access.

Places in Historic downtown

221 South Oak Great fine dining in the heart of Telluride.
Siam Great Thai food in the historic mining town.
The Butcher & The Baker Specializes in made-from-scratch bakery and cafe items with locally sourced ingredients.
Last Dollar Saloon An unspoken rule to grab a drink here, with rooftop seating to watch alpenglow illuminate the box canyon walls.

Best time to visit: December to March offers prime skiing, while June to September brings warm weather for hiking and the town's famous festivals.
Getting around: Telluride's compact historic downtown is walkable, with Alpino Vino accessible via the gondola or ski lifts at 11,966 feet.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English. Spanish is widely spoken in many cities.
Timezone: MST (UTC-7, UTC-6 in summer)
Current trends: Telluride's dining scene continues to draw on its dramatic elevation and mining-town character, with 221 South Oak offering great fine dining and The Butcher & The Baker specializing in made-from-scratch bakery and cafe items with locally sourced ingredients, alongside the Sheridan Rooftop Bar's panoramic vistas of the San Juan mountains and downtown Telluride.

Mountain village (11,966 feet) — Home to Alpino Vino, one of the highest-elevation restaurants in North America.
Sheridan Hotel district — Home to the Sheridan Rooftop Bar with panoramic vistas of the San Juan mountains.