Amazing find on our trip! We wanted some sweet treats to snacks in. They have all the good candies…read morehere from razzles, to jelly beans, to some Asian gummies. You can get your Ouray souvenirs too including T-shirts, stickers, stuffed animals, and more. The kids and whole family can find something in this candy paradise. Susan who I believe owns it was so lovely! Make sure to stop here while you're in town. Strong 5/5

Sweet Ouray is a gem. Whether you're looking for a special gift or just want to treat yourself,…read morethis candy shop is the perfect place to satisfy your sweet tooth. I can't wait to return and try more of their delightful offerings!

The cutest!! So many fun shops in Telluride but not much for the kiddos until we rounded the corner…read moreand stumbled upon Enchanted Forest. We spent 15-20 minutes just browsing the inventory and playing with all sorts of unique toys. We promised the kids each a toy so we'll be back tomorrow to make our final picks!

I haven't visited the store but I did place an order online. My order consisted of three NiceBerg…read moreNeedohs. Unfortunately, the third item in my order was canceled without any notice. I sent an email and the owner responded quickly and explained that for Needoh items, it is a limit of 2 per order. I don't have a problem with the policy or the explanation, it's rather an issue that the policy is not stated on the website or under the items description. Thankfully they were able to issue a refund. Overall customer service was great, but it's probably best to only shop in store to avoid any online confusion. I am also not sure if the shipping price was accurate after the refund since it was more expensive to ship out three items than two. I was only refunded the exact amount of the one item that was removed.

One of my favorite little shops we found on our summer trip to Telluride. I love spots like this,…read moreeven though everything is on the costly side. Picaya is like a high quality Earth Bounds Trading Company (are those still around?). Like a more eclectic, expensive, and small Pier 1 or World Market. Their tagline is "Many cultures... one source" - simple and fitting. It's super cozy in here, like a really awesome, worldly, and wealthy person's living room. Beautiful furniture, pillows, lamps, mirrors, hand woven baskets, bowls, wooden boxes, glass pipes, fancy candles and soaps, crystals, rugs, handmade toys and trinkets. Everything is so earthy and fragrant with vibrant colors and unique details. You could probably spend hours admiring all of these handmade goodies from around the world. Incense, spiritual decor, jewelry, wind-chimes, gorgeous wall art, kitchen tools... I didn't end up buying anything because we were only passing through and I'd already spent enough $$$, but it was definitely my kinda boutique. I wish I could fill my entire house with treasures from Picaya.

I absolutely adore Picaya! It's not exactly a tourist shop, it's not exacltlyan art gallery, it's…read morenot exactly a toy store - it's a little bit of everything. The place is so cool! Imagine a store filled with handmade carved wooden boxes of varying sizes and uses (I own at least two just for their aesthetics), multiple incense scents to choose from, mirrors, statues of dragons and buddhas, energy crystals, hand woven rugs and old school (yet still unique) children's toys designed to amaze and delight. The place is just excellent for finding something totally unique to take home to that unlucky soul who couldn't come to Telluride for the skiing. There are plenty of things that are easily packable (and many that are easily breakable too - ask about assistance shipping fragile or larger items home, they can accommodate), and as I said, since almost all is hand made, it's all unique. Every time I go, I have to pick up something new to remember the trip by. Great find. Even if you don't want to drop any coin, it's definitely worth wandering into and poking around - you never know what treasure they'll have.