
February 26–March 4, 2026 archive. This post preserves a Tourism Board update from that reporting period. Figures, schedules and outlook language below are historical reporting, not current operating, booking, or real-estate guidance. For current travel information, use Telluride Tourism Board.
Important source limit: the original update said its lodging-metrics data feed did not include all participating properties. The figures below were incomplete-coverage estimates at publication and could change as participation resumed.
The original update reported next-two-week occupancy of about 55%, compared with 64% in the comparable 2025 window, described as about 15% behind. The rounded displayed rates differ by 9 percentage points, or about 14% relative to 64%; the bulletin does not provide the unrounded inputs behind its approximately 15% figure. The daily graphic spans February 26–March 11, beyond the week named in the title. It also described winter pacing as 16% below the prior season, with February and March about 12% behind. The update warned that a lodging-metrics data-feed issue excluded some participating properties, so later reporting could differ.


Its stated context was flat to slightly down flight volume, shorter booking windows, later traveler commitments, and some earlier winter bookings shifting toward spring. Those are observations in the original bulletin, not established causes of visitor or property demand.
The same bulletin described February bookings as nearly even year over year, March as down roughly 3–5%, and the overall winter season as down about 6% year over year and 9% from two years earlier. It also mentioned extended early-April service because of Easter timing. These figures describe that dated update only.


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