Telluride powder days are a dream come true for many skiers and snowboarders. The resort has over 2,000 acres of terrain and offers skiers and riders an unmatched skiing experience. With a variety of terrain for every skill level and preference, it's easy to find a ski trail to suit your needs.

There are also plenty of activities for non-skiers, including dog sledding, snowmobiling, ice climbing, sleigh ride dinners, and treatments at day spas. The activities complement the skiing and snowboarding.

If you're looking for powder stashes, look for low-angled trees off of Alta, Silver Tip, or Henrys. If you're a beginner, don't risk getting stuck in too-deep pow. Instead, stay on the groomed trails and ski with a partner who is within viewing distance.

If you're looking for a little more adventure, try skiing the Gold Hill Chutes. These chutes drop down to the Palmyra basin below the skyline saddle. They're not open continuously, but are excellent on powder days. To access them, go down Lift 15 (Revelation).

If you're looking for a great powder day in Telluride, take advantage of its proximity to nearby hotels. In addition to its many slopes and trails, Telluride has a number of high speed chair lifts and gondolas.

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