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Black Crowes, Mickey Hart, Melissa Etheridge to play Telluride Blues & Brews

Black Crowes, Mickey Hart, Melissa Etheridge to play Telluride Blues & Brews
The Telluride Blues and Brews Festival has assembled a stellar lineup for its 20-year anniversary. Topping the bill are The Black Crowes, Jim James, Melissa Etheridge, Gary Clark Jr., Mickey Hart Band and John Hiatt. The rest of the lineup includes Anders Osborne, Otis Taylor Band, The New Mastersounds, ...

Report: Winter lodging numbers up; summer looking even better

Telluride News | Report: Winter lodging numbers up; summer looking even betterThe ski season crossed the finish line with a positive outcome for hoteliers across the nation's high country, according to the latest data released by the Mountain Travel Research Program. In the West, a slow start to the season was reversed ...

Visits to U.S. ski resorts rebound as snow keeps falling

Telluride News | Visits to U.S. ski resorts rebound as snow keeps fallingLOVELAND BASIN — April showers are supposed to bring May flowers. But in Colorado, the tulips aren't blooming quite yet. The mighty storms that tore through here last month created ideal skiing conditions to close many of the state's ...

Bird watchers flock to Colorado

Telluride News | Bird watchers flock to ColoradoBirdwatchers, or "birders" as they prefer to be called these days, are heading outdoors in droves to celebrate spring and the return of migratory birds to the Centennial State. Each year, Colorado birders join thousands of others on the second ...

After winter slumber, Colorado's black bears back on the prowl

Telluride News | After winter slumber, Colorado's black bears back on the prowlBlack bears have emerged from their winter dens and it's time for Colorado residents to take precautions to help keep bears wild.       Because of dry conditions in some parts of the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife ...

Mountain lodging occupancy up in March, down in April

Telluride News | Mountain lodging occupancy up in March, down in AprilConsumer confidence took a hit during the month of March but other indicators for mountain lodging were positive for the tail end of ski season and into the first half of the summer, according to the latest Mountain Travel Research Program report.

Skiers, riders line up for Highland Bowl

Telluride News | Skiers, riders line up for Highland BowlASPEN — Skiers and snowboarders showed up to Aspen Highlands in force Tuesday after a massive snowstorm created some of the best conditions of the season. The parking structure at Aspen Highlands filled up quickly causing city officials ...

Vail, Breckenridge to reopen for bonus weekend

Telluride News | Vail, Breckenridge to reopen for bonus weekendBreckenridge Ski Resort and Vail officials announced today they will extend the two resorts’ ski seasons one additional weekend, April 19-21, due to the large amounts of snow the resorts have received in recent days. Breckenridge has ...

Highlands extends ski season as snowstorm slams Aspen

Telluride News | Highlands extends ski season as snowstorm slams AspenASPEN — With snow falling fast and furiously here Monday, the Aspen Skiing Co. announced that Aspen Highlands will reopen for the weekend of April 27 and April 28. Aspen Highlands was originally scheduled to shut down for the season on ...

Intrawest CEO: Ski industry needs leaders from outside

Telluride News | Intrawest CEO: Ski industry needs leaders from outsideSNOWMASS VILLAGE — Acknowledging that skier and snowboarder visits have been flat for the past decade, industry leaders at the 38th annual Mountain Travel Symposium put their heads together for some out-of-the-box thinking. Speaking to ...

High-country tips for GoPro video wizardry

Telluride News | High-country tips for GoPro video wizardrySo you’ve joined the cult of GoPro-wielding skiers, ‘boarders and bikers, recording every turn, flip and wild maneuver via that tiny, high-def point-of-view camera affixed to your body. Here are some tips on which mounts and accessories ...

Facebook, Google execs talk tech, travel in Snowmass

Telluride News | Facebook, Google execs talk tech, travel in SnowmassAn estimated 400 mountain travel professionals and planners skipped 10 inches of fresh powder on Wednesday morning to hear the keynote address delivered by executives from Google and Facebook at the 38th annual Mountain Travel Symposium in Snowmass ...

SkiCo joins Starbucks, Nike, others in push for climate laws

Telluride News | SkiCo joins Starbucks, Nike, others in push for climate lawsAs President Barack Obama unveils his budget for the coming year, 33 major U.S. companies, including the Aspen Skiing Company, signed a “climate declaration,” urging federal policymakers to take action on climate change. SkiCo joins ...

Big-mountain athletes to Obama: 'Winter is in trouble'

Telluride News | Big-mountain athletes to Obama: 'Winter is in trouble'Warning that “winter is in trouble,” 75 Olympic medalists and other winter sports athletes — including Olympic silver medalist Gretchen Bleiler and big-mountain rider Chris Davenport — are sending a letter to President ...

Conference of World Affairs gives thumbs up to Roger Ebert

Telluride News | Conference of World Affairs gives thumbs up to Roger EbertBOULDER — As always, the 64th Annual Conference on World Affairs will cover "everything conceivable" when its programming gets under way today and that especially includes Thursday's passing of Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert.

Remembering Margaret Thatcher in Aspen

Telluride News | Remembering Margaret Thatcher in AspenThe death of ex-British prime minister Margaret Thatcher on Monday resonated around the world and in Aspen where she visited in 1990. Thatcher reportedly died of a stroke. She was 87. Thatcher was known as the “Iron Lady” for ...
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