What to expect and do on Telluride opening day 2025

Telluride opening day: Kick off the ski season

The anticipation for the first day of ski season is a unique feeling. It's the promise of crisp mountain air, untouched powder and the start of a season filled with adventure. Mark your calendar for the Telluride opening day on November 27, 2025, when the lifts start turning and the slopes welcome skiers and snowboarders back to the mountains. Having your own second home in Telluride transforms this single day into the beginning of a seamless winter escape, allowing you to be there for the very first run without the rush.

Your guide to Telluride opening day weekend

Being in Telluride for the opening weekend means you are among the first to carve tracks across its celebrated terrain. The resort boasts 2,000 acres of skiable area, featuring 149 runs that cater to every skill level, all accessible by 17 lifts. Imagine waking up on Telluride opening day, not to an alarm, but to a view of Wilson Peak, knowing you are just moments away from the slopes. Co-ownership provides a home base that makes this possible, turning a hectic morning into a relaxed start to an exciting day.A home like Crystal is ideally situated just a two-minute walk from the Mountain Village gondola, placing you at the heart of the action. Its expansive windows offer incredible mountain views, setting the stage for a perfect day on the slopes.

An aerial view of a Pacaso home in Telluride surrounded by snow-dusted trees, showcasing the beautiful setting for the ski resort's opening day.

Beyond the slopes things to do in Telluride

While the skiing is world-class, there are many other things to do in Telluride that make it a premier winter destination. The town itself has a historic charm, with Victorian architecture and a vibrant cultural scene. Whether you are taking a day off from skiing or have family members who prefer other activities, the area offers a wide array of experiences.

Explore the Telluride Art District: Discover local and national artists in one of Colorado's certified creative districts.
Ice Skate at Town Park: Enjoy scenic skating with breathtaking views of the San Juan Mountains.
Shop on Historic Main Street: Find everything from outdoor gear at Bootdoctors to fine art and leather goods.
Take a Sleigh Ride: Experience the magic of the landscape with a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snow.

Here are a few local tips for your opening weekend itinerary:Having a comfortable and convenient home to return to makes exploring the town just as enjoyable as hitting the slopes. A residence like Mountain Village, a Pacaso in Telluride, puts you steps from the gondola, dining and apres-ski favorites, an ideal base to make the mountain lifestyle your everyday reality.

The front exterior of a modern mountain home in Telluride, representing a luxurious and comfortable base for enjoying the ski season.

The art of apres ski in the mountains

After the final run on Telluride opening day, the apres-ski experience begins. In Telluride, this can range from lively gatherings to quiet relaxation. Owning a second home allows you to define your own post-ski ritual. Instead of navigating crowded lodges, you can return to the comfort of your own space to unwind and recharge.

Make Telluride your winter escape

Pacaso co-ownership makes having a second home in Telluride a reality, offering all the benefits of ownership without the traditional hassles. It’s about more than just a place to stay; it’s about creating a tradition and having a familiar, comfortable space to return to season after season. With so many things to do in Telluride, owning a home here makes every trip unforgettable. Ready to make Telluride your own? Explore our Telluride listings and see what your next ski season could look like. You can also use our Second Home Calculator to see what you can afford or learn more about the pros and cons of fractional ownership.Note: This article was generated with the help of an AI agent and reviewed by our editorial team to ensure accuracy and clarity.