In 2009, Telluride Magazine photographer Ryan Bonneau spent two months trying not to get eaten by bears as he kayaked Alaska’s Prince William Sound on the anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. This spring, he will be dodging alligators instead of bears.
Global warming be damned, they’re making ice in Ouray…and they’re going to climb it.
Most of us sat around scratching our heads when the last storm cycle failed to deliver Telluride the multiple feet of snow that landed elsewhere in the San Juan Mountains. Not Jerry Roberts.
Phish is returning to Telluride—and so is the trip tent from the days of the Grateful Dead.
There are all kinds of disposable plastics on which we’ve grown to depend, but one of the most ubiquitous is the sandwich baggie.
If summer in Telluride has a soundtrack, it is most certainly bluegrass.