Getting Here

Whether you’re flying into the region or venturing on a road trip, Telluride offers a unique journey marked with unmatched scenery, heritage and charm.

The Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ) is the primary airport for Telluride, and is a scenic 65 miles away. During the winter months, guests can take advantage of nonstop flights from 11 major hubs, and summer offers nonstop service from 5 major U.S. cities. Several transportation companies provide service from Telluride to Montrose. Rental cars are also available at the Montrose Airport, but we recommend the ground transportation option as once you arrive in Telluride a car is unnecessary.

New jet service to the Telluride Regional Airport (TEX) is now available on Denver Air Connection. Denver Air Connection partners with United Airlines, which enables travelers to book and connect through the global United network. The Telluride Airport is also open to general aviation, including charter and private planes.  All major charter companies serve the airport, and links to several options are available here. Rental cars are available at the Telluride Airport.

Gay-Friendly Ground Transportation

Telluride Express is providing a 10% discount to all Telluride Gay Ski Week 2020 attendees! If you book through their online reservation portal you should enter “27708” in the account number box. If you book over the telephone simply tell them you are with Telluride Gay Ski Week!

Telluride Express is one of our Telluride Gay Ski Week ground transportation partners that provide service to and from all area airports (i.e. Telluride, Montrose, Grand Junction, Durango, Cortez and Gunnison) with door to door shared-ride and private accommodations.

They are committed to providing their individual and group guests with no hassle, courteous and comfortable service. They operate a complete fleet of vans, SUVs, shuttle buses and motor coaches.

Regional Airports

Enjoy nonstop service into the Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ), a scenic 65 miles away from Telluride. Or fly direct into Telluride (TEX), and be on the slopes in ten minutes.