Telluride, CO 81435
Price-Range: $299 - $10,000

Mountainfilm in Telluride is more than a film festival...


...It is a distinctive blend of films, speakers, gallery exhibits, slide presentations, seminars and on-the-street conversations that demonstrate the power of visual arts to instigate change. As a four-day forum featuring the trend setters that question the present in order to plan a sustainable future, Mountainfilm seeks to honor and enlighten our swiftly evolving world.

Editors Note:
Telluride is located in a beautiful box canyon which heightens the feeling of connecting with others concerned about film and our environment when at the festival! This event kicks off Telluride's summer of festivals!  

The Mountainfilm in Telluride festival dates are May 23 - 26, 2008. The website is www.mountainfilm.org .

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Telluride, Colorado
Montrose, Colorado

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Buy Mountainfilm Passes - EDITORS NOTE: Passes and not Individual Tickets are highly recommended to this popular and highly attended film festival!

Telluride Destination Information - Nestled at the base of vast steep-sided mountains, TELLURIDE , 120 miles northwest of Durango on Hwy-145, is located in one of the most picturesque valleys in the Rockies. A former mining village, in the 1880s the town was briefly home to the young Butch Cassidy, who robbed his first bank here in 1889.

These days Telluride is better known as the home of a top-class ski resort that rivals Aspen , as the prime winter destination for the stars. It has; however, achieved this status without losing its character. Visitors can enjoy a stroll down Main Street which offers fantastic shops, restaurants and nightlife. Preserved as a National Historic District , the town of Telluride offers beautiful Victorian style houses and historic buildings from the mining days.

Unique to Telluride is the Mountain Village, which is located two miles above the town. Visitors located in the Mountain Village can enjoy a free and scenic gondola ride down into town which runs year round. During the summer, the hiking opportunities are excellent; one three-mile round-trip walk leads from the head of the valley, where the highway ends at Pioneer Mill, up to the 365ft Bridal Veil Falls , the largest in Colorado.

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