3 Minute Read Fall in Grand Junction offers some of the best leaf-peeping in Colorado. Thanks to the area’s temperate climate, the season begins after much of the state’s foliage has faded, and the vibrant colors linger for more than six weeks on average. Autumn here isn’t just about the…
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6 Minute Read Day One: Morning Grand Junction is the perfect destination for a girls’ getaway. From mild to wild adventures, scenic hikes to thrilling bike trails, and coffee sipping to wine tasting, it’s the ideal place to relax, recharge, and reconnect with your best friends. Rise and shine…
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6 Minute Read Day One: Morning Grand Junction is built for a guys’ trip. Zoom down rugged trails, conquer the river, refuel with craft brews and hearty plates, and cap the night with whiskey under the stars—it’s the kind of place where you can push your limits by day and laughs stack up fast in the…
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Date Range: July 21 - August 11, 2025 Visit Grand Junction partnered with travel expert Jeanenne Tornatore for a live broadcast media tour, including various television broadcasts and online segments. During the broadcasts, Grand Junction, Downtown, Colorado National Monument, Rattlesnake Canyon…
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Grand Junction’s high desert climate extends the summer season longer than other areas in Colorado and the U.S. So, you have plenty of time to stretch the season and get one last summer adventure on the books. Days remain long, with sunsets typically starting around 7:50 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. in…
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Photo by: Mollie Shepardson 4 Minute Read You don’t have to travel back in time to discover where the dinosaurs used to roam. Millions of years ago, Grand Junction and much of Colorado were occupied by massive prehistoric species. The fearsome Allosaurus, a faster and smaller version of a…
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Photo by: Riley Hufford Due to the high-desert climate and location on the western side of Colorado, Grand Junction’s seasons run a little longer than other destinations. Lucky for you, this means there is plenty of time for more summer adventures! Grand Junction’s landscapes are vastly different…
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Click here to view the full article from Mountain Town Magazine. Lisa Blake, a writer for Mountain Town Magazine, highlighted Grand Junction in the article "Grand Junction: A Sandstone Foodie and Biking Oasis on the Western Slope". The article mentions Lunch Loops Trail System, Downtown Grand…
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Visiting a farmers market is one of the most genuine ways to connect with the heart of a community – where local growers, artisans, and neighbors come together over seasonal products, handmade goods, and shared stories. The Grand Junction area hosts several farmers markets, all with their own charm…
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6 Minute Read Independence Day marks the birth of American freedom – celebrated on the 4th of July to honor the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It is a time to reflect, appreciate our freedom, and celebrate. Plan ahead for the week of 4th of July celebrations in Grand Junction…
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