You can’t control the economy. But you can control how — and where — you spend your most valuable currency: time. As costs climb and markets fluctuate, The Club’s set-pricing model — backed by a $1B portfolio of owned and operated real estate — offers something increasingly rare: value you can plan around.
Once a Victorian mining town, Telluride is now famous for its skiing and spectacular backcountry terrain. In the summer, rainbow trout call for fly-fishing, and there are endless hiking trails to try — plus festivals from the Art Walk in May to July’s Chamber Music Festival.
At 365 feet high, Bridal Veil Falls are the tallest free-falling falls in Colorado. Nestled near the top is the historic Smuggler-Union Power House and access to some of Telluride’s best hikes. Or, opt to trek the new trail from the bottom of the road to the top of the falls.
