Telluride is as dynamic and versatile as its visitors, which is why Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) has been in operation for more than 20 years to provide individuals of all abilities an unparalleled outdoor experience in one of Colorado’s most scenic mountain towns. While Telluride is famed for its winter, it’s a local’s secret that summer is the best season, with jaw-dropping craggy peaks adorned in blankets of wildflowers and grazing elk calmly walking through backyards and along roadsides. You can travel to Telluride by car or by air — Telluride (TEX) or Montrose (MTJ) airports.
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For just $25, you can purchase a membership to the club, whose mission is to advocate safe, accessible, enjoyable and respectful opportunities for human-powered recreational activities.
Insider's Tip
Be sure to come into town on the San Juan Skyway, named by Travel + Leisure as one of "America's Best Spring Drives" for its million-dollar views.
Rock Climb the Day Away
On your first day visiting town, gain views only those daring enough can. Telluride Adaptive’s expert guidance will have you rock climbing just above the town. Adaptations for amputees, wheelchair users, visually impaired persons and beyond abound through a repertoire of equipment and skilled guides.
Take a Hike
After lunch, explore the opposite end of the legendary box canyon through trails accessible to families and mobility devices on the Idarado Legacy Trail.COTREX
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Ride the "G"
Ride the gondola at sunset for spectacular views of the town. Fun Fact: Locals fondly refer to the gondola as the "G."
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Go Mountain Biking
Your second day finds you getting introduced to, fitted in and trained on mountain bikes. Whether an upright rider or needing an adaptive cycle, Telluride Adaptive Sports' fleet and guidance get riders of any ability out on Telluride’s newly built alpine flow trails. Whether you're an expert cyclist or a first-time rider, you can enjoy a vast diversity in terrains.
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