Grocery stores

[weakleg22]

Hi!  More of what you don't need....QUESTIONS! 
So...we attended TBF in 2017 and stayed in Mountain Village, Condo room with no kitchen....so we had a ton of STUFF for a 2 & 6 year old....
2019 - Driving in from St. Louis, hoping to take it easier this year with less baggage...that includes coolers and trying to keep them cold for a 20-hour road trip. 

Questions:

* Are the grocery stores that I see via google stocked with the normal must haves (JUNK) for kids/convenience...(Ex: chip-snacks/eggs/frozen pizza/milk/sausage/sub sandwiches/ice)  Or better yet....Beer/Vodka/Whiskey....Any Booze?  I picture more of a Trader Joe's theme and I just want to be prepared and pack accordingly.

*Our lodging is along the "quiet side of the San Miguel River", but via the Tel Firefighter's post, that river is flowing pretty heavy.  Are there any flooding/disaster potentials (Currently half of the St Louis Metro area is under water from our rivers, so I'm naturally curious.

*Are there simple/easy/no bear threat (lol) family hiking trails easily accessible without needing to take a car? I'm hoping to park the truck and not move it for a week.

*We won't be bringing our bikes, but are scooters allowed in town?  Figure the kids could scoot around while we sight-see the town? But some may see scooters as a nuisance...?

*In the festival, water is provided for refillable jugs/nalgenes....water guns?  If I'm remembering correctly?

*If we skipped FirstGrass, what are some must see-do's in the town that we could check out?!  Or if we get there early enough, things we could check out before FirstGrass. 

I want to enjoy the town this time!!!! Thanks and GO BLUES!!

 Listening to: The Devil Makes Three

[FaceOnMars]

* Are the grocery stores that I see via google stocked with the normal must haves (JUNK) for kids/convenience...(Ex: chip-snacks/eggs/frozen pizza/milk/sausage/sub sandwiches/ice)  Or better yet....Beer/Vodka/Whiskey....Any Booze?  I picture more of a Trader Joe's theme and I just want to be prepared and pack accordingly.

Both grocery stores in town have a fairly wide variety of the "junk food staples" you've indicated ... just a bit scaled down from a larger super market.

Having said that, I won't set foot in the Markup At Telluride ... unless it's a matter of convenience for a single item.  Clarks definitely has better pricing on the whole, but Montrose will definitely beat any of the above..

[weakleg22]

Yaasss!! I forgot about Montrose!!! We'll plan on stopping as we pass through.  Thank You!

[Skindr]

We always stop at Montrose on the way in. The stores in Telluride are too expensive and have limited choices.