Telluride
Coverage of Telluride in the Nexus archive.
- It’s not just a race. It’s a route. Running the “Softrock 100” from Silverton to Telluride and back
The Softrock 100 race covers a 100-mile course through the San Juans over four days, mirroring the original intent of the iconic ultramarathon and following the Hardrock racecourse between Silverton and Telluride.
- Major mudslides prompt 'extended closure' of Highway 145 in southwest Colorado
Major mudslides have caused an extended closure of Highway 145 in San Miguel County, Colorado, with debris spanning 250 feet and blocking the road completely. CDOT is working to clear the route, while County Road M44 is designated as an alternate one-way route. Recent mudslides in Telluride and Garfield County have also led to additional road closures and significant damage to local buildings.
- Coloradans begin cleanup after rainstorms caused Western Slope mudslides
Coloradans are beginning cleanup efforts after rainstorms triggered mudslides on the Western Slope. The mudslides stranded 21 people, blocked roads, and caused flooding at Main Street, a school, and a historic theater in Telluride.
- Mudslides cause flooding at Palm Theater, school in Telluride
Multiple mudslides on Friday afternoon caused heavy flooding at the Palm Theater and the Telluride Intermediate School in Telluride.
- Telluride, Mountain Village investigations find no evidence of government conspiracy in offer to buy ski area
Investigations by Telluride and Mountain Village found no evidence of a government conspiracy in a proposal to buy Telluride ski area. Local leaders who resigned following the offer were not found to have committed illegal actions.
- The car brands with the nicest interiors in 2026, ranked
The article ranks car brands with the best interiors in 2026, highlighting Lucid's Gravity SUV with a 9.8 rating and Kia's Telluride leading its near-luxury mainstream interiors.
- Mountain biker startles mountain lion near Telluride; authorities issue warning for recreationists
A mountain biker startled a non-aggressive mountain lion near Telluride, prompting local authorities to issue safety warnings. Wildlife biologist Brady Dunne noted increased sightings of young mountain lions exploring habitats and advised recreationists to avoid crepuscular hours and leash dogs. Colorado's mountain lion population is estimated at 3,800-4,400, with annual hunting harvests averaging 505.
- Vehicle crashes, rolls down switchback several times near Telluride
A vehicle crashed and rolled multiple times down a switchback near Telluride. The driver was able to walk back up the hill after the incident.
- Driver crashes off Imogene Pass near Telluride Thursday morning; pass has not yet opened on Telluride side
A 58-year-old driver from Phoenix crashed his SUV on Imogene Pass near Telluride after sliding off an icy road. The San Miguel County side of the pass remains closed due to snow and ice, despite confusion from Ouray County's mistaken signage indicating the entire pass was open. The driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was hospitalized.