Nordic Skiing & Snowshoeing

A steep trail that drops 700 feet from Country Club Drive, west of The Peaks Resort in Mountain Village, to the Telluride Valley Floor trails below.

This short section of trail, with big views, begins at The Peaks Resort (where you can rent Nordic skis and snowshoes) and winds down to Meadows ski run.

A nearly flat loop trail for beginners, it starts at the intersection of Russell Drive and connects Galloping Goose Ski Run with the Boulevard Trail.

A steep and winding trail, it connects the Skunk Creek Trails with the Galloping Goose Ski Run.

This uphill grind from the bottom of Lift 10 to the top is designated as the free uphill route to access Topaten Nordic and snowshoe trails. Please watch for downhill traffic.

This moderately steep trail connects Adam Ranch Road to the Galloping Goose Ski Run. Watch for downhill traffic.

This trail meets with Campbell Peak View Trail and crosses ski runs before linking with Double Eagle Loop. Look across ski runs for trail signs and watch for downhill skiers and boarders.

A winding trail of various loops and steeper sections with a 250-foot elevation gain, these trails have two access points: either at the Boulevard Trail or at the parking area on Adams Ranch Road, near the Mountain Village entrance. Sections of connector trails connecting to the Skunk Creek trails are rated as difficult.

From the parking area on Adams Ranch Road, this loop offers a 100-foot elevation change and far-flung views of the valley to the west. The southern half of this loop is rated as easier and the northern section of this loop is rated at intermediate. See trail map for further description.

This trail connects Country Club Drive to Big Billie’s Apartments in the Meadows neighborhood.

This gentle, rolling trail travels along Mountain Village Boulevard, from Market Plaza where the grocery store is located and continues west towards Highway 145 and the entrance to the Town of Mountain Village. This snowshoe trail is groomed with a snowmobile.

This scenic trail runs from the north side of Country Club Drive in Mountain Village and west of the Boomerang Trailhead and follows the ridge west through an old growth Ponderosa and Douglas Fir forest to the Meadows neighborhood and bottom of Lift 1/ the chondola.

Located 0.5 miles west of Big Billie’s Apartments on Adams Ranch Road in Mountain Village, this trail drops 200 feet in elevation to the Lawson Hill neighborhood, Highway 145 and the Valley Floor below.

With switchbacks throughout the aspen forest and an elevation change of 1,000 feet between the top and bottom of gondola terminal stations St. Sophia and Mountain Village, this trail is a local favorite. Snowshoe up from Mountain Village Center via Mountain Village Boulevard and Granite Ridge roadways for a great winter workout right from town or travel down from the east side of Station St. Sophia.