Telluride Charter Flights

Telluride Jet Charter Information

Located in a box canyon in southwest Colorado, surrounded by steep cliffs and mountainous forests, Telluride is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. A former silver mining camp, the town saw a population boom in the late-1800s with the coming of the railroad, when people from around the world came to stake their claim. That fortune also attracted the likes of Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch, who made their very first bank robbery in Telluride. Telluride saw another boom in the 1970s when its ski resort was first developed. Now a major destination, Telluride Ski Resort attracts snow enthusiasts from around the world and is a popular year-round destination with many outdoor activities and attractions. Telluride is also known for its unique, and free, transportation system, a free 8-mile, gondola ride that offers a 360º view of the San Juan Mountains and takes pedestrians and skiers to the sister town of Mountain Village.

Things to Do in Telluride

Telluride itself has a small population of close to 2,500 residents. However, its population tends to increase in winter when skiers and snowboarders from all over the world hit the slopes at Telluride Ski Resort. The resort offers hundreds of acres of terrain from beginner to expert runs, with backcountry skiing located nearby. Catch the gondola, the only one of its kind in the US, from Telluride’s beautiful historic district downtown, which consists of gothic revival and Victorian architecture, clapboard storefronts, boutiques, art galleries, and gourmet restaurants. Featuring four stops on the journey, the gondola reaches a summit of 10,540 feet before its descends into Telluride’s sister town of Mountain Village, which provides access to Telluride Ski Resort and the Uncompahger National Forest Besides being a ski destination, Telluride offers many other outdoor activities at other times of year. This includes:

• Kayaking
• Whitewater rafting
• Mountain climbing
• Biking
• Hiking
• Horseback riding
• Fishing
• Golfing

Telluride is also known for its festivals and events. Two of the best known include the Telluride Bluegrass Festival and the Telluride Film Festival, which welcome international visitors in the summer.

How to Fly to Telluride, Colorado

Arrive in comfort and style when you book a Telluride private jet charter with Stratos Jet Charters. Flying privately allows you to make the most of your vacation by allowing you to select flexible departure times and access more private airports in close proximity to Telluride. You can also take advantage of amenities such as customized in-flight catering, onboard entertainment, and increased cargo capacity so you can bring your skis or snowboards along. With access to more than 5,000 available private aircraft, Stratos can accommodate last-minute Telluride charter flights as well as private flights for large groups.