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TELLURIDE

FLAMING ART | HAPPY FEET | BACKCOUNTRY BLISS
TELLURIDE
THE TOWN & MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
DREAMING UP
AMERICA’S #1
SKI RESORT
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circulation of any Telluride-focused publication.
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Tourism Board’s advertising and public relations efforts.
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A ROCK STAR
500 MILLION YEARS
IN THE MAKING
Digging into the Genetics of
North America’s #1 Ski Resort
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Every issue of The Guide is carefully crafted with timely editorial that focuses on the people and places that make Telluride, Telluride.
Cover stories are given special attention to capture unique personalities, history, and activities that resonate with both those who call
the San Juans home as well as visitors looking for the “inside” story. With the photography of Ryan Bonneau, The Guide includes feature
stories on Telluride, local profiles, outdoor activities, a handy at-a-glance calendar, maps and listings of local lodging, restaurants, retail
stores and more. The “Taste of Telluride” menu and gallery guide is a special pullout section that is inserted in each copy of The Guide.
Its size makes it an easy pocket companion for visitors.
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ADVENTURES TO REMEMBER
s of wildflowers, crystal-blue lakes
Summer in the San Juans means meadow
trails reaching into the mountains.
and a vast network of now-exposed
SHOPPING
STORY
View scenery
skies for which Colorado is known.
Pack a picnic and take in the bluebird
have easy access to the
to Mountain Village, where you’ll
and wildlife on the free gondola
trails and ghost towns,
the area by exploring old mining
outdoors. Discover the history of
for an aerial view of
experience, or hop into a glider
take a horseback ride for a real Western
of your family
are endless and cater to all members
the rugged landscape below. Activities
go to VisitTelluride.com.
of outfitters, turn to page 81 or
or group. For a complete listing
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TELLURIDE
VISITOR’S
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extraordinary treasures
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Whit Richardson Photography
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GARDENSTORE
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You won’t find a Prada, Williams-So
noma or even a Gap store
for hundreds of miles. What
tion of boutiques and galleries
you will find is a collecshowcasing some of the best
designs, art and clothing in
the world. Telluride is rightly
known as a bastion for individualism
. Inspired by the incredible
natural landscape, creativity
as is a true respect for beauty,
is rampant in the valley,
functionality and craftsmanshi
p. Local shop owners take
pride in offering their clients
something different, be it
a garment, pillow or flower.
Telluride’s main street is lined
with a great variety of locally
owned retail establishmen
ts, but to find some of the most
extraordinar y treasures, be
sure to stroll the side streets.
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236 WEST COLORADO AVENUE
#1
One step into Gardenstore
immediately transports visitors
to a
sanctuary of modern cool.
Greeted by the smell of fresh-cut
flowers,
senses are heightened and
attuned to the refined mix
of colors and textures throughout the shop.
Gardenstore’s founder and
owner, Kristen
Undhjem, was trained at the
Rhode Island School of Design
and holds
a master’s in Landscape Architecture
. The results of her extensive
training and extraordinar y style
are as evident in her curated
offerings for
the home as they are in her
jewelry choices and selection
of inspiring
and unusual flowers and plants.
While maintaining a feel
that is clean and minimal,
Gardenstore
actually manages to house
a myriad of curiosities. Delicate
handcrafted mobiles, biodegradab
le bamboo straws, and floor
mats made
from recycled flip-flops can
be found alongside chic home
decor and
indoor and outdoor furniture,
as well as candles in every
size, shape
and fragrance.
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SCARPE
SIDE STREET
SHOPPING
250 EAST PACIFIC AVENUE
Locally notorious as being
a dangerous stop on the way
to the post
office, Scarpe is the place where
you’ll find that something
that you had
no idea you needed. Along
with some seriously sublime
shoes, Scarpe
entices shoppers with exceptional
European designs as well
as select
pieces from well-known designers
that can’t be found anywhere
else.
Since 1995, Scarpe has been
bringing wearable fashion to
the streets
of Telluride. Owner Jenny
Brand Difiore knows every
piece in her store
and is a world-class personal
shopper. “What people love
about the store
is the personal service,” notes
Difiore. “Clients come in
and
we
bring
them pieces they might not
have tried on their own. Once
they try them
on, they love them.”
Difiore expanded her store
in 2011 to include a superbly
edited
menswear collection as well
as a fantastic children’s section,
where you
can find adorable clothes as
well as unique toys and gifts
for newborns
through age ten.
Big glass windows offer passersby
a glimpse into the definitively
sophisticated yet decidedly
of Tweed Interiors, a collaboration
fun world
of its founder, Victoria Crawford,
lowing years of success as
and her partner, Robyn Shaw.
a design team, the pair opened
Folthe Tweed Boutique in 2012.
inhabit refined personal styles
Both women
matched by bright and sunny
demeanors, qualities easily
their boutique and in their
recognizable at
design spaces.
While doubling as the company’s
interior design workspace,
the Tweed boutique showcases
ford and Shaw’s signature way
of integrating disparate styles,
Crawcolors and textures. Local
played right alongside a chic
art is expertly discollection of bedding, lighting
and accessories by up-and-com
from around the world and
ing designers
select, unexpected pieces from
several highly acclaimed designers.
nitely like to mix styles,” notes
“We defiShaw. Tweed-designed interiors
are both current and timeless.
style is a bit surprising to find
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in Telluride,” adds Crawford.
“There’s no one quite like us.
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Open Daily 9:00-6:00
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Gondola Plaza
At the base of the
gondola in Mountain Village
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Camel’s Garden
At the base of the
gondola in Telluride
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The Peaks Resort
Ski In-Ski Out level of the hotel
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Alternative Edge
Mountain Village Core
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Neve Sports
at Hotel Madeline
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Telluride has been touted as one of the most scenic mountain resorts
in the country, providing a wide array of stunning backdrops. Event
planner Wendy Jacobs Hampton of Soiree Telluride fancies off-thebeaten-path outdoor sites for large weddings and gatherings that
provide clean canvases upon which couples can paint their perfect
wedding day picture. Quite the opposite of a traditional wedding
venue, these outdoor sites require everything to be built from the
ground up—from the wedding site to the reception hall—bringing
in everything from the tent and dance floor to sound systems, lights
and power generators. While it’s labor and time intensive, this style
of wedding offers the utmost in personalization. Hampton describes
it this way: “When you’re working within a traditional wedding venue, you have to fit your vision into what those venues have already
created. But when you are working with the blank slate of a private
parcel of land, you really can create anything.”
and relaxation facilities to a wide range
of treatments and services.
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small gatherings can be big on wow factor
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On the other end of the spectrum is the small venue, which offers the
opportunity for intimacy and a chance to invite guests into a one-ofa-kind experience. New Leaf Designs owner and lead designer, Frannie Major Aura, has transformed small spaces into dazzling venues
for intimate gatherings and notes that, with a small guest list, event
hosts can really go big with the details. “You have the chance to create a really unique experience by going with a smaller wedding or
event. With a small venue, you can maximize your décor budget to
create a truly amazing space.”
568 Mountain Village Blvd. Telluride, CO 81435
BE DARING
take advantage of the region’s adventurous side
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elluride has long offered a haven for the like-minded to gather and
connect, from the Ute Indian tribes that summered along the banks
of the San Miguel River to entrepreneur L.L. Nunn and his think
tank of inventors who brought the world’s first alternating current
electric power to the mountains. Today, Telluride offers an array of
distinguished locations for inspired gatherings, whether a wedding,
conference, family reunion or another important event in your
life. No matter what the reason is for the celebration, the location
should be distinctive, a place where you and your loved ones can
create memories that will last a lifetime. Here, a smattering of the
community’s professionals offer their take on how to make the
most out of Telluride’s exceptional wedding and event venues.
Telluride is a world-class destination for skiers and adventure seekers, so why not make the most of the mountains with an event that
capitalizes on the region’s stunning terrain? Holli Owen, Special
Events Coordinator for the Telluride Ski and Golf Resort, says that
there are a number of exciting venues on the mountain that make
spectacular settings for the right kind of gathering. Among them is
Alpino Vino, a Northern Italian-themed restaurant and wine bar
perched at nearly 12,000 feet on the flanks of Telluride Ski Area’s
Gold Hill. Guests (up to 30) arrive by 4-wheel drive and are welcomed by a roaring fire and five-course meal with wine pairings.
Just-married couples may opt to extend their high-altitude stay by
booking a night at the skiarea-owned Tempter House, located just
across the See Forever ski trail. This luxurious five-level home showcases awe-inspiring views of Temptation Chute and the San Juan
Mountains as well as the ultimate in seclusion and exclusivity.
Siam’s Talay Grille
Contemporary Asian Tapas and Seafood
Sunset Plaza, Inn at Lost Creek
970.728.6293
Siam Telluride comes to Mountain Village
with Siam’s Talay Grille. Service, authentic
seasonings, and fresh ingredients coalesce
creating an Asian seafood and tapas
experience with all the elements that have
made the original Siam one of Telluride’s
favorite restaurants.
SMAK Bar
Rocky Mountain Gastro Pub
Hotel Madeline, Mountain Village
970.369.8949
hotelmadelinetelluride.com
Genuine service, an inviting atmosphere
and a superb cup of expertly roasted and
richly brewed coffee every time. Premium
Tazo® teas, fine pastries, breakfast and
lunch paninis, and other delectable treats.
Open daily 6:30am to 6:30pm.
Telluride Bistro
Mediterranean, Italian Bistro
138 East Colorado, Telluride
970.728.5239
Camel’s Garden is Telluride’s finest full-service resort property. Located along the
river just 15 feet from the Gondola and two blocks from Main Street, Camel’s Garden is
in an ideal ski-in/ski-out location.
The luxurious rooms, suites and condominiums with balconies, fireplaces, customcrafted furniture, Italian marble bathrooms and oversized tubs give a feeling of ultimate
indulgence and well-being. An extraordinary 25-foot hot tub offers spectacular views of
the San Juan Mountains.
The Camel’s Garden is also home to Atmosphere Day Spa, Oak restaurant, Telluride
Sports, and a Telluride Ski Resort ticket office.
“One of the world’s most romantic ski hotels.”
— London Sunday Times
Smugglers
Casual American, Brewpub
225 South Pine, Telluride
970.728.5620
Steaming Bean
Coffee, Breakfast, Snacks, Cocktails
221 West Colorado, Telluride
970.369.5575
T Love
Tea House, Pastries
970.708.0992
E XPLORE YOUR PA SSION
Telluride Truffle Artisan Chocolate
Chocolate, Ice Cream, Pastries
In Telluride: 110 North Fir
In the Village: Next door to Starbucks
At Lawson Hill: 104 Society Drive
970.728.9565
telluridetruffle.com
Fine chocolates and pastry made from our
own recipes. The best ice cream sundaes
and chocolate drinks you’ve ever tasted.
It’s no wonder that Huffington Post named
us “One of the top Chocolate Shops in
Colorado.” Come by for a free tasting.
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DINING & SPIRITS
Featuring 30 craft beers on tap, a wraparound bar, patio seating, big screen
televisions and a Colorado comfort food
menu, Tomboy Tavern is Telluride’s favorite
gathering place for lunch or dinner.
Zest
Creative Food, Catering
970.728.8874 or 970.708.3663
zestcateringtelluride.com
Small Boutique-Style
Hotel with Renovated Rooms
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New American-Style Menu Focused
on Seasonal and Organic Ingredients
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Boar’s Head deli, fresh salads, sushi, soups,
breakfast all day and gourmet dinners to
go. Catering, private chef dinner parties,
tasting menus; join our Lunch & Supper
Club! Located next to the Visitor Center.
Cocktail Recipe
From Bon Vivant, Telluride Ski Resort
Colorado-roasted gourmet coffee, tea and
hand-crafted specialty drinks. Delicious,
made-to-order breakfast and lunch menu
served all day. Locally baked pastries, real
fruit smoothies, milkshakes, cold drinks,
juices, snacks and much more.
The Butcher and The Baker Café
Fresh Gourmet Deli, Bakery, Take-Out
970.728.2899
The Great Room
American Bistro
Peaks Resort & Spa, Mountain Village
970.728.6800
Napoleon Crush
Homemade soups, salads & sandwiches for
lunch; traditional and speciality tapas for
happy hour. Mediterranean and Spanish
influenced dinner with fresh pastas, paellas,
organic & local ingredients. Gluten free
& veggie options. Catering & take out.
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Signature Cocktails, Appetizers
627 West Pacific, Telluride
970.728.1213
Tracks Café & Bar
Casual American, Cocktails
Heritage Plaza, Mountain Village
970.728.0677
Courvoisier Napoleon
Cognac - 1.5 oz
Organic Apple Cider
Gosling’s Ginger Beer
Fresh Cucumber Wheels
Highball Glass
“no other
telluride restaurant
comes close“
In a shaker combine two fresh cucumber wheels and muddle slightly. Add
ice, Courvoisier Napoleon cognac and
organic apple cider, then shake vigorously. Pour into highball glass and top
with Gosling’s Ginger Beer. Garnish
with an additional cucumber wheel.
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tails. Open to the public for après ski and nightly dining.
located at the top of the gondola
Shopping Expanded Listings
CLOTHING
Pip’s Fine & Funky Consignment
970.728.3663
Pip’s Consignment carries a wide and
eclectic selection of high quality vintage
and new/slightly used items. Located on
main street underneath Overland.
Scarpe
250 East Pacific, Telluride
970.728.1513
shopscarpe.com
Helping women optimize their wardrobes since 1995, Scarpe is now excited
to offer unique toys, clothing for men,
and modern gift items. With the help of
a personal shopper, time spent at Scarpe
is retail therapy with a personal touch.
Two Skirts
970.728.6828
twoskirts.net
A women’s specialty store in downtown
Telluride featuring apparel, accessories,
jewelry, make-up & footwear. Designers
include: M Missoni, IRO, Joie, Elizabeth
and James, Alice + Olivia, Marc by Marc
Jacobs, Paige and Current/Elliot.
Telluride Trappings & Toggery
970.728.3338
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ELECTRONICS,
CAMERAS & PHOTOS
Elevation Imaging
The Beach, Mountain Village
970.728.8058
The Hub
970.239.4142
EYEWEAR
Alpine Eyecare & Eyewear
970.728.4140
Sunglass HQ
970.728.9199
FITNESS
Studio e Telluride
970.708.4995
Telluride Pilates Center
970.728.5003
Telluride Yoga Center
970.729.1673
The Fuel Station
300 South Mahoney, Telluride
970.708.1590
FLORISTS
China Rose Florists & Greenhouse
158 Society Drive, Lawson Hill
970.728.4169
Gardenstore
236 West Colorado #1, Telluride
970.728.1818
gardenstorehome.com
Floral boutique. Trend-setting Mountain
Botanical style. Everyday and special
event design & rental. We even rent our
gorgeous store for events and parties.
Bringing flowers and beautiful things to
the good people of Telluride since 2006.
On Elks Park.
Old World Flowers & Antiques
970.728.9424
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970.728.7474
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SHOPPING
visittelluride.com
Perched at the top of the gondola, experience Allred’s
breathtaking views, an eclectic menu and signature cock-
–Snow Magazine
allredsrestaurant.com
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Tomboy Tavern
Colorado Comfort Food
970.728.7467
tomboytavern.com
The Nook
Casual American, Cocktails
199 North Cornet, Telluride
970.369.1188
The Village Table
Global Soul Food, Tapas, Catering
Centrum Building, Mountain Village
970.728.1117; fax 970.728.6666
thevillagetablerestaurant.com
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For a complete list and details about local venues, please see page 75.
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Named one of the “Top 100 Hotels & Resorts in the World” by Condé Nast Traveler
in their 2012 Readers’ Choice Awards, the Fairmont Heritage Place, Franz Klammer
Lodge offers luxury two and three bedroom residences with a fully equipped kitchen,
living and dining area, washer and dryer, oversized bathrooms and a private balcony.
The lodge is ideally located in the heart of Mountain Village just steps from a
complimentary gondola that connects the towns of Mountain Village and Telluride.
Enjoy the comfort of your home away from home with the help of our personable
and dedicated staff. Whether it’s an adventure in the mountains or a day in the spa,
discover a booking package that is tailored to you at the Fairmont Heritage Place,
Franz Klammer Lodge.
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The Lift at the Peaks
Coffee, Smoothies, Salads, Sandwiches
Peaks Resort & Spa, Mountain Village
970.728.6800
Telluride Brewing Company
Locally Brewed Beer
156 Society Dr., Lawson Hill
970.728.5094
Telluride Coffee Company
Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch, Pastries, Snacks
970.369.4400
SMAK Bar is a full-service bar and lounge.
Warm and inviting, it offers lunch and dinner daily with a full bar and indoor/outdoor
table seating. The seasonal menu features
fresh regional ingredients; gluten-free and
vegan options are available.
567 Mountain Village Boulevard, Mountain Village
www.fairmont.com/klammer-lodge-telluride
888.728.0355
“Few places compare to Telluride. And nothing in
Telluride compares to the Camel’s Garden.”
WINTER 2013-2014
Starbucks
Coffe, Tea, Pastries, Paninis
Hotel Madeline, Mountain Village
970.369.8993
hotelmadelinetelluride.com
Siam
Thai, Thai Fusion
200 South Davis, Telluride
970.728.6886
FAIRMONT HERITAGE PLACE
FRANZ KLAMMER LODGE
CAMEL’S GARDEN RESORT
Hotel & Condominiums
250 West San Juan Avenue, on Telluride’s Gondola Plaza
www.camelsgarden.com
888.772.2635 or 970.728.9300
DINING & SPIRITS
Wedding Locales
MAKE IT YOUR OWN
craft a one-of-a-kind event from a blank slate
The Spa and Salon at Hotel Madeline are
home to Telluride’s best technicians and
summer | fall 2014
HANDICAP FACILITIES
River Club / Telluride / 877.376.9769 or 970.728.3986
Accommodations in Telluride 866.754.8772
970-728-0364 or telluridesports.com for more info and locations
Make advance reservations at rentskis.com/telluridesports
970.369.8961 | www.hotelmadelinetelluride.com
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Wildwood Canyon Inn / Telluride / 970.369.1275 or 877.332.1275
match your taste to the place
Group pricing available
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANIES
Welcome to an elevated
wellness experience.
FOR TEE TIMES CALL 970.728.2606
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Dining Expanded Listings
Mountain Meetings at Their Finest
Open May 23 – Oct 6*
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It’s mountain golf at its finest
$$$
$$-$$$$
Peaks, Grand Heritage Resort & Spa / Mountain Village / 800.789.2220
Telluride Resort Lodging 800.778.8581
Golf instruction & premium rental clubs available
$$$$
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Penthouses at The Peaks / Mountain Village / 970.728.3001 or 800.537.4781
Telluride Rentals 800.970.7541
Twilight rates starting at $80
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New Sheridan Hotel / Telluride / 800.200.1891 or 970.728.4351
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and the eagles are bald
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Mountainside Inn / Telluride / 970.728.1950 or 877.376.9769
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Seasonal & Twilight Rates
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Ice House Lodge & Condominiums / Telluride / 970.728.6300 or 800.544.3436
Chief Operating Office
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Hotel Madeline / Mountain Village / 970.369.0880 or 866.475.4403
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Hotel Telluride / Telluride / 970.369.1188 or 866.468.3501
GARRETT BRAFFORD
*weather permitting
BREAKFAST INCLUDED
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Hotel Columbia / Telluride / 970.728.0660 or 800.201.9505
TELLURIDE PUBLICATIONS
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Fairmont Heritage Place, Franz Klammer Lodge / Mountain Village / 888.728.0355
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TellurideConference.com
970.728.7440
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Camel’s Garden Hotel & Penthouse Condos / Telluride / 888.772.2635
Fall Line Condos / Telluride / 970.728.4274 or 866.728.4274
SARAH MCLEAN
Senior Sales Manager
The awe-striking beauty of Telluride never
fails to inspire. The Telluride Conference
Center is the centerpiece to many events
in the region. The venue boasts 16,000
square feet of flexible meeting space and
an additional 15,000 square feet for outdoor gatherings. Contact us to receive a custom proposal
for your next meeting.
KITCHEN
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Auberge Residences at Element 52 / Telluride / 970.728.0701
Bear Creek Lodge / Mountain Village / 970.369.4900 or 888.728.1950
Group Sales Asssociate
MACKENZIE HOLLAS
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HOTELS AND CONDOS
LISA EIDSMO
Certified Destination Concierge
HOT TUB / SAUNA / STEAM
Marketing Manager
EMILY COLEMAN
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Director of Leisure Sales & Experiences
NUMBER OF UNITS
HOTELS & INNS
all units
on premises
some units
SWIMMING POOL
KIERA SKINNER
ANNIE CARLSON
HOUSES, CONDOS & PENTHOUSE
MICHAEL MARTELON
Director of Marketing & Public Relations
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FURNISHINGS &
HOME DECOR
Azadi
970.728.4620
Customs House
135 West Pacific, Telluride
970.369.5003
customshouseonline.com
Telluride’s furniture store. Wide selection
of furniture, lighting, rugs, accents &
accessories, bath & body, and gifts.
Across from the library. Visit our second
location: 1075 Sherman St, Ridgway, CO.
Dakota Home Furnishings
970.728.4204
Dakota Panhandler
970.728.4204
Gardenstore
970.728.1818
gardenstorehome.com
Fresh cut flowers meet Mountain
Contemporary home decor. Furniture,
accessories, not to mention the perfect
gift. Beautifully fresh and fragrant,
the Gardenstore is an uplifting, stylish
boutique that refreshes at any season.
On Elks Park. Worth the trip!
Lustre, an Artisan Gallery
970.728.3355
Telluride Window Coverings
970.728.0022
Tweed Interiors
970.728.8186
SHOPPING
FURNISHINGS &
HOME DECOR
Our personal shopping
experience ensures you’ll
find items that you love
for years to come.
Palladin
970.728.7979
palladin-design.com
PALLADIN
good things for your mountain home
Palladin Design & Gallery offers exceptional
fine art & modern rustic furnishings for
your mountain home. Works from renowned regional & national artists are a specialty. Distinctive interior design services.
Picaya
970.728.0954
picaya.com
Alternative Apparel,
BD Baggies, Closed,
DL 1961, FEED, NDC,
Oliver Peoples,
Rag & Bone, Ted Baker,
Tom Ford, Vince
refined casual style
Fine Art
Modern Rustic Furnishings
Interior Design
568 Mountain Village Blvd.
970.728.7340
Open Daily
Across from the pond in Mountain Village
a feminine twist on the
latest in fashion
Discover a tasteful collection of local and
international treasures blending modern
and antique traditions. Diverse offerings
include furniture, jewelry, beads & home
accessories; an ideal environment to
furnish any home or find the perfect gift.
GIFTS
Gardenstore
970.728.1818
Over the Moon
970.728.2079
Picaya
970.728.0954
T Love
970.708.0992
Telluride Naturals
970.728.7357
Telluride Olive Oil Co.
970.728.1440
Telluride, CO On Heritage Plaza
970.728.7979 palladin-design.com
A store for dogs, cats and their people!
Clothing, lingerie, accessories and shoes.
Your wardrobe will never be the same!
Telluride’s only pet boutique,
featuring unique gifts, dog & cat
necessities and premium food.
Mountain Tails has everything for the
discriminating dog and cat: designer collars
& accessories, plush beds, fun toys, premium
food & treats, unique gifts, and more!
Also offering Custom
Dog Photography
Stop by the store to see canvases and prints
of our previous clients, and check out our
website for detailed information.
www.mountaintailsphotography.com
307 E. Colorado Ave., Telluride
At the east end of town near Town Park
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www.facebook.com/MountainTails
970.728.7511
Located in the Mountain Village Core
Open Daily
A FEW OF OUR LINES... Bailey 44, BCBG, Cole Haan, Eberjey, Eugenia Kim,
Fendi, Goldsign, Hanky Panky, Hobo, Hudson, Line, Matt Bernsen, Merritt Charles,
Plenty by Tracey Reese, Stella McCartney, Three Dots, Vince Camuto, We Are Owls
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MENU GUIDE
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WINTER 2014
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visittelluride.com
menu Guide
summer/fall
SIAM’S TALAY GRILLE
TOMBOY TAVERN
Colorado Comfort Food
Contemporary Asian Tapas & Seafood
Sunset Plaza, Inn at Lost Creek
Mountain Village
970. 728. 6293
Open for dinner nightly 5-9 pm
Seven days a week
Service, authentic seasonings, and fresh
ingredients coalesce creating an Asian
seafood and tapas experience.
COCKTAILS
grapefruit-tini
bombay gin, st. germaine
elderflower liquor, fresh lime &
grapefruit juice with lime zest
ENTRÉES
bulgogi natural angus new york
strip, house made rice noodles
& napa cabbage, kimchi foam,
grilled apple & leek salsa
sweet basil-tini
house infused basil vodka,
fresh lime, basil leaf & cucumber
miso marinated duck breast
miso almond butter, duck confit
croquette, carrot, fennel, orange
salad, carrot vinaigrette
molly’s mango van gogh
mango & pineapple vodka, st.
germaine elderflower liquor with
mango & white peach puree
SOUP & SALAD
tom kha coconut milk,
button mushrooms, lemongrass,
galangal, kaffir lime leaf, scallion
bangkok chowder
thai style chowder, white gulf
shrimp, fresh fish, thai basil
yum elk grilled high wire ranch
elk, mixed baby greens, tomato,
cucumber, red onion, scallion,
chili dressing
ENTRÉES
kabacha squash ravioli
roasted kabacha squash, wonton
wrapper, sugar snap peas, pickled shiitake, crispy shiitake, nori
powder, brown butter ponzu
chicken green curry
colorado natural chicken, white
rice, grilled zucchini & tomato,
roasted green bell pepper, green
curry sauce, crispy basil, scallion
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drunken noodles
grilled white gulf shrimp, house
made rice noodles, fried egg,
bell pepper, bamboo shoots,
orange zest
A LA CARTE
FRESH FISH GRILLE
regularly changing fresh fish
SAUCES
miso mustard sweet miso, chili
garlic sauce, chinese mustard
wasabi pepper wasabi, dashi,
sweet soy sauce, gluten free soy
kimchi foam
foamed house made kimchi
crispy duck bun
siam’s tempura duck,
house made hoisin,
cucumber, scallion
cantonese pork belly bun
crispy pork belly, house made
hoisin, cucumber, scallion
alaskan salmon hand roll
grilled salmon, siam’s asian
jerk sauce, mango, edible
soy paper, sushi rice
fried tofu hand roll
crispy fried tofu, granny smith
apple, siam’s peanut sauce,
edible soy paper, sushi rice
red curry potatoes &
baby kale sprouts
ahi lettuce wrap
panko crusted ahi tuna,
mango salsa, apple salsa,
butter lettuce
STARTERS
TOMBOY CLASSICS
Pan Seared Edamame
Roasted garlic, peanuts,
togarashi salt, Thai chilis
Telluride Burger
NY black waxed aged cheddar,
lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle,
brioche bun
Housemade Hummus
Fresh bell pepper, cucumber,
celery, carrot, pita bread
Grilled Vegetables
Assorted seasonal vegetables,
side red wine vinaigrette
SALADS
Caesar Salad House-made
dressing, croutons, candied
pecans, dried cranberries,
shaved parmesan
Baby Kale & Quinoa Salad
Shaved almonds, grapes,
black beans, chickpeas, tomato,
parmesan, red wine vinaigrette
Beet Salad Roasted golden
and red beets, baby greens,
crumbled goat cheese, candied
walnuts, raspberry vinaigrette
Farmer’s Market Salad
Chef’s choice of the freshest
ingredients from local farms
VISITOR’S GUIDE WINTER 2014-2015 TASTE OF TELLURIDE
FIRST COURSE
Crabmeat and
Lemongrass Risotto
with edamame and mint
Seared Foie Gras
maple parsnip lentils,
cranberry gastrique
Teriyaki Glazed
Hamachi Collar
parsley. carrot ginger salad
Organic Scottish
Salmon Crispy Tacos
guacamole, capers, orange soy
“Hot and Cold”
Shrimp Endive
crispy shrimp, beet aioli,
avocado and heirloom
tomato salad
Gratin of Mussels
with ham and potatoes
Charcuterie Plate
chicken liver mousse,
country pate, rillettes of duck,
toast points
Creamy French Onion Soup
crispy cave aged Gruyere cheese
Fresh Goat Cheese
Roasted Beet & Walnut Tart
crispy bacon, carrot ginger sauce
Roasted Beet Salad
crispy goat cheese wontons,
olive oil, balsamic vinegar
Butternut Squash
and Tomatillo Soup
toasted pine nuts, duck confit
Ahi Tuna Carpaccio
avocado, soy ginger
and orange vinaigrette
Seared Sweet Breads
and New Bedford Scallops
celery and honey crisp apple
salad, cucumber yogurt sauce
DESSERTS
Red Curry and
Poblano Pepper Chowder
mussels, potatoes, bacon, celery
Roast Quail Stuffed
with Mushroom Risotto
juniper berry sauce
Welcome to La Marmotte...
For 25 years La Marmotte has provided elegant bistro fare
in one of Telluride’s oldest buildings, the historic Ice House.
This 125-year-old building provides a charming rustic setting
with large sunny patios, a private 12-person dining room and
separate bar. We can accommodate groups up to 68 people
in the main dining room and 125 outside on covered patio.
We offer catering and personal chef services.
Tomboy Burger
Bacon, avocado, jack cheese,
roasted poblano pepper,
onion, lettuce, tomato
Chicken Pot Pie
Mushroom Béchamel loaded
with fire-roasted chicken,
carrots, celery, peas, onions
Grilled Shrimp Tacos
Tomatillo-cilantro slaw,
pico de gallo, avocado
The Veggie Burger
Quinoa, black beans, garbanzo
beans, roasted tomatoes, goat
cheese, fresh basil
Pork Schnitzel Sandwich
Stone-ground mustard slaw,
apple red onion relish, pickles,
pretzel bun, jack cheese
Ajax Chicken Wrap
Pineapple-chipotle marinated
chicken, guacamole, sunflower
seeds, daikon sprouts, tomato,
onion, sun-dried tomato tortilla,
chipotle aioli
Colorado Rainbow Trout
Pepita crusted & pan-roasted,
yam crisps, rice pilaf, smoked
paprika oil, brown butter
vinaigrette
Half Roasted Chicken
Served with lemon-thyme jus
Grilled New York Strip
Pepperjack polenta, fresh local
and seasonal vegetables
DESSERTS
Fresh Baked Chocolate Chip
Cookie with Vanilla ice cream
Chocolate Lava Cake
Vanilla ice cream
Apple Cobbler
Vanilla ice cream
DRINKS
Beer 18 craft beers on tap
Wine by the bottle or glass
Tomboy Specialty Cocktails
Before I Met You
Georgia Buck
Take Me on a Lifeboat
Tomboy Bloody Mary
Buffalo Meatloaf
Fresh ground Colorado bison,
wild mushroom gravy,
tobacco onions
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Caramelized Eel
layered with pork belly,
sea urchin
“Raw Salad”
julienne of beets, honey crisp
apples, Roquefort and candied
balsamic walnuts
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Featuring 18 craft beers on tap, a wraparound bar, patio seating and big screen
televisions, Tomboy Tavern is Telluride’s
favorite gathering place for lunch or dinner.
Truffle Fries Tossed with
truffle oil, parmesan cheese,
parsley, rosemary & thyme
SIDES
yellow curry portobello
shaved portobello mushrooms,
yellow curry
grilled asparagus
siam thailandaise sauce
970. 728. 7467
tomboytavern.com
Open 11:30 am to close
Tomboy Wings House made
prickly pear buffalo and Maytag
blue cheese sauces
TAPAS
Vanilla Crème Brulee
Grand Marnier Tuile
Orange-Vanilla Panna Cotta
Citrus Florentine, lemon curd
Chocolate Pudding
Kahlua chantilly
Lemon Cheesecake
berry reduction
Molten Chocolate Cake
mint chocolate chip ice cream
Menu items subject to change
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LA MARMOTTE
The Taste of Telluride is a tastefully formatted
menu and gallery guide inserted into every
edition of the Official Visitor’s Guide.
French American
150 West San Juan, Telluride
970. 728. 6232
lamarmotte.com
Dinner starting at 5:30 pm
Reservations recommended
Catering & personal chef services available
Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence
Zagat Rated
SECOND COURSE
Bee Pollen Dusted
Venison Loin
honey crisp apple butter,
roasted parsnips, rainbow
swiss chard
Rainbow Springs Local Trout
baked lemon, smoked trout
broth, tourne of turmeric
potatoes, tarragon oil
Alaskan Halibut Confit
baked stuffed little neck clams,
grilled bok choy, seared
cauliflower, shellfish emulsion
Roasted Colorado Lamb Sirloin
mint pesto and white beans,
merbuez sausage, salsa verde
Grilled Dry Aged NY Striploin
gratin of potatoes and leeks,
chanterelle mushroom sauce,
Roquefort “Pop Over”
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Wild King Salmon
Wrapped in Leeks
cauliflower gratin, warm pistou
Herbs De Provence Spice
Rubbed Organic Chicken
celery root mashed potatoes,
charred brussel sprouts,
jus de rotie
WINES
Our wines have been
carefully selected for
their distinction; we seek
balance, finesse, and a
vivid personality.
Jordon Almond
Dusted Duck Breast
fennel and olive tapenade, turnip
and citrus puree, vanilla duck jus
The emphasis changes
seasonally, to complement
our nouveau french cuisine,
and we challenge ourselves
to discover examples of
such unique expression on
a global level.
Coq au Vin Red Wine
Braised Chicken
bacon mashed potatoes, melted
red cabbage, chipolini onion
Porcini & Beef Braised
Short Ribs
roasted delicota squash stuffed
with local heirloom tomatoes,
brie cheese, rosemary polenta
La Marmotte properly stores
all wine in a controlled
environment and serves
it with love...salut!
Chef / Owner Mark Reggiannini
Chef Reggiannini’s philosophy on food is simplicity. After
graduation from Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park,
New York in 1997 he moved to New York City and worked
under some of the cities most respected chefs. Before moving
to Telluride in 2003, Chef Reggiannini was Sous Chef at Jean
Georges Vongerichten’s Mercer Kitchen.
Chef Reggiannini works closely with local organic farmers and
ranchers. He takes these ingredients and combines them with
classical French techniques to create his cuisine. Reggiannini
is celebrating his tenth year as owner of La Marmotte.
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Menu ad production is included in the price of the ads.
Submit your menu as a word document along with some great photographs.
We will then format your ad and provide a proof.
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