Dunton Hot Springs
Set in a restored 19th-century ghost town, Dunton Hot Springs offers an exclusive retreat in the Colorado Rockies. Guests enjoy hand-hewn log cabins, natural hot springs, gourmet farm-to-table dining, and immersive outdoor adventures. The property blends rustic charm with luxury, providing a tranquil escape with personalized service, breathtaking mountain scenery, and a unique sense of history and authenticity.
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Dining Experience
• The Saloon Bar – Rustic, storied bar once visited by Butch Cassidy, offering local spirits and a cozy après ski atmosphere ideal for socializing by the fire.
• Private Dining in the Dance Hall or Wine Cellar – Exclusive, intimate settings for personalized gourmet meals, perfect for special occasions or private gatherings.
• Après Ski by the Library Fireplace or Outdoor Hot Springs – Unique après ski experiences featuring mountain views, personalized service, and the comfort of fireside or open-air relaxation.
Après Ski
Dunton Hot Springs offers a unique, all-inclusive dining experience centered around its historic Saloon, where guests gather at a communal table for seasonally inspired, locally sourced meals crafted by acclaimed chefs. The menu changes daily, featuring Rocky Mountain cuisine with ingredients from the resort’s own farm and regional purveyors, complemented by an extensive wine list and craft cocktails. The Saloon’s rustic bar, once frequented by Butch Cassidy, is a cozy spot for après ski drinks, offering local spirits and a warm, convivial atmosphere. For a more intimate setting, private dining can be arranged in the original Dance Hall or Wine Cellar. While the remote location limits offsite options, guests can enjoy après ski by the fire in the library or outdoor hot springs, with mountain views and personalized service. The property’s exclusivity and focus on communal, gourmet dining create a memorable culinary and social experience in a secluded alpine setting.
Spa & Wellness
The spa at Dunton Hot Springs offers a range of treatments including massages, body therapies, and facials, utilizing natural and locally sourced ingredients. Facilities feature private bathhouses with access to mineral-rich hot springs, a fitness center, and outdoor yoga sessions. The property is known for its unique setting in a restored 19th-century ghost town and its focus on holistic wellness experiences.
Ski Resort Guide
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Weather Forecast · 2,659m – 4,008m
Limited snow coverage - consider other options.
Telluride currently has adequate snow coverage, but recent snowfall has been lacking. The forecast predicts minimal snow, and the season's snowfall is below historical averages. Skiers can expect fair conditions, but more snow is needed for improvement.
Limited snow depth - upper mountain may have better coverage.
Light recent snow - groomed runs recommended.
Light snow possible in the forecast.
Season is performing around average.
Shows daily snowfall predictions from 7 weather models. Black line = SnowSure™ weighted average.
Over the past five years, average seasonal snowfall has been 96.1 cm, notably higher than the 30-year average of 82.2 cm, indicating a recent upward trend. However, the current season's snowfall is significantly below both the 5-year and 30-year averages, at just 68% and 80% of those benchmarks, respectively. This marks a sharp decline from the previous three seasons, which saw above-average snowfall, highlighting the current season as a notable anomaly within the recent trend of increased snowfall.
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