With an MBA in international business with a focus in marketing from American Graduate School of International Management, Kimberly Hranicky is the owner of a Houston, Texas-based interior design company. Kimberly Hranicky also spends time in Telluride, Colorado, where she enjoys outdoor recreation activities such as skiing, biking, and hiking.
There are more than two dozen hiking trails in Telluride. Below are three of the most popular easy-to-moderate hikes in the region:
1. Bridal Veil Falls - Tourists from around the world visit Telluride to hike or bike this 3.6-mile trail because it boasts the tallest free-falling waterfalls in the State of Colorado at 365 feet in elevation. It can be accessed via a trailhead in a large parking area past the Pandora Mill on East Highway 145.
2. San Miguel River Trail - This easily-accessible trail has a number of starting points in downtown Telluride and connects with the Bridal Veil Falls trail. It offers beautiful canyon views and features numerous signs that detail the town's mining heritage.
3. Jud Weibe - This 3-mile loop has an elevation gain of about 1,300 feet and takes about two hours to complete. A popular trail for tourists and locals alike, it winds through picturesque peaks and offers an elevated view of the town.
There are more than two dozen hiking trails in Telluride. Below are three of the most popular easy-to-moderate hikes in the region:
1. Bridal Veil Falls - Tourists from around the world visit Telluride to hike or bike this 3.6-mile trail because it boasts the tallest free-falling waterfalls in the State of Colorado at 365 feet in elevation. It can be accessed via a trailhead in a large parking area past the Pandora Mill on East Highway 145.
2. San Miguel River Trail - This easily-accessible trail has a number of starting points in downtown Telluride and connects with the Bridal Veil Falls trail. It offers beautiful canyon views and features numerous signs that detail the town's mining heritage.
3. Jud Weibe - This 3-mile loop has an elevation gain of about 1,300 feet and takes about two hours to complete. A popular trail for tourists and locals alike, it winds through picturesque peaks and offers an elevated view of the town.
