Photo by: Karyll Gonzalez Grand Junction is where vibrant music, farm-fresh cuisine and a lively art scene converge with countless outdoor adventures. Here, alpine terrain meets dramatic high desert. Powerful rivers course through verdant valleys, and opportunities for embracing the vast wilderness…
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Colorado’s scenic terrain invites exploration beyond the pavement, and in Grand Junction, more than 1.6 million acres of public land make off-roading easy. Grand Junction is open to all kinds of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) like side-by-sides, also known as RZRs, dirtbikes, snowmobiles, jeeps, and…
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Click here to view the full online article on Traveller. In partnership with the Colorado Tourism Office international team, Rob McFarland, a writer for Traveller, featured Grand Junction in the article "The underrated US city with a ‘mini Grand Canyon’ and few tourists". The article mentions…
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25 Minute Read Grand Junction isn't just another mountain town in Colorado. It's a unique convergence of natural wonders unlike anywhere else in the world. Picture a landscape sculpted by billions of years of erosion that has carved intricate canyons and arches that pierce the sky. Over 10 million…
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Click here to listen to the full podcast episode on Untethered & Wanderwise. Heide Brandes, a co-host for Untethered & Wanderwise, featured Grand Junction in the episode "Why Grand Junction Should Be Your Next Adventure Hidden Gem Destination". The episode mentions the Colorado River, Gunnison…
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Photo by: Kelly Marie Manning Click here to view the full article on AFAR. Photo by: Elizabeth Fortushniak Ashlea Halpern, AFAR contributor, featured Grand Junction in the article "6 Kid-Friendly U.S. Travel Destinations That Will Be Even Better Than Ever in 2025". The article mentioned Dinosaur…
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Click here to view the full article on The Advertiser. Irene Middleman Thomas, a reporter for The Advertiser, highlighted Grand Junction in the article "6 reasons to visit Colorado: from fossil hunting to peak bagging". The article mentioned Colorado National Monument, Rim Rock Drive, Little Book…
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6 Minute Read Grand Junction offers some of the most diverse and striking landscapes in the country. Mountain peaks tower above at 11,330 feet in contrast to nearby lowlands that wind through the valley floor as low as 4,700 feet. The juxtaposition of rugged mountain summits and canyons against the…
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Click here to view the full article on The Travel. Stephen Hanson, a journalist, highlighted Colorado National Monument within the article "Skip Arizona: This Underrated Colorado Destination Is A Grand Canyon & Sedona Lookalike". The article mentions Colorado National Monument, Monument Canyon…
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5 Minute Read While hiking and biking are two of the most common ways to experience the unique beauty of Grand Junction’s epic natural landscapes, there are also a handful of off-road trails that are Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV) and Jeep-friendly. These trails offer a one-of-a-kind experience…
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