Telluride's road to nowhere

[FaceOnMars]

... or maybe a far western entrance to a vast underground NORAD complex.

[TellurideTom]

I saw that last week when I made a trip up the hill, and thought WTF?

Maybe it's the entrance to the new campground.

[BuckeyeDog]

Is that the road to the new casino they are building on the slag heap?

[FaceOnMars]

I saw that last week when I made a trip up the hill, and thought WTF?

Maybe it's the entrance to the new campground.

Well, there used to be camping across the highway on the south side of the valley floor until the kibosh was put on that.

Did you also get to see the giant construction project just to the south of the Village Market & BIT?

[TellurideTom]

I saw that last week when I made a trip up the hill, and thought WTF?

Maybe it's the entrance to the new campground.

Well, there used to be camping across the highway on the south side of the valley floor until the kibosh was put on that.

Did you also get to see the giant construction project just to the south of the Village Market & BIT?

It seemed like half the town was under construction.
Trying to get around town was a real chore, but it's better to have it going on now than in June. 

[FaceOnMars]

I saw that last week when I made a trip up the hill, and thought WTF?

Maybe it's the entrance to the new campground.

Well, there used to be camping across the highway on the south side of the valley floor until the kibosh was put on that.

Did you also get to see the giant construction project just to the south of the Village Market & BIT?

It seemed like half the town was under construction.
Trying to get around town was a real chore, but it's better to have it going on now than in June. 

Yeah, it does seem that way ... and especially felt it this off-season way more so than in previous years.

The town definitely tries its very best to not have big municipal construction projects that can affect visitors in the midst of festivals, but there's nothing stopping private development.  That one that I mentioned just happens to be one of the bigger ones and I know there's more in the pipeline.  I believe the hotel next to the post office is going to start soon ... and that's right next to TP.