8 Minute Read The Grand Junction area is rich with culinary history and agricultural roots. The region’s agricultural story began in the early 1880s, when irrigation enabled farming. In 1883, William Edgar Pabor planted apples, pears, peaches, cherries, plums, and grapes after recognizing the area’s…
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Photo by: Esther Shapiro 5 Minute Read Grand Junction is a perfect outdoor playground for recreation enthusiasts, surrounded by over 1.5 million acres of public land, towering red rock canyons, winding rivers, and wide-open landscapes. Additionally, one can enjoy a calm float on a paddleboard down…
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Photo by: Karyll Gonzalez 19 Minute Read 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…
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Photo by: Nathan Rutter Click here to view the English translation version of the full article from Globe Rider Magazine. Click here to view the full article from Globe Rider Magazine. In partnership with the Colorado Tourism Office international team, Collin Audibert, editor-in-chief for…
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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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4 Minute Read Grand Junction is a popular family-friendly playground all year long. As the seasons change, winter adds its own kind of wonder – thousands of twinkling lights glow Downtown, a soft dusting of snow on the red rocks of Colorado National Monument, and airy powder blanketing the Grand…
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6 Minute Read The temperate climate in Grand Junction means that adventures don’t hibernate during the winter. Spend your morning hiking in red rock canyons dusted with snow in Colorado National Monument or carve the slopes on the world’s largest flat-top mountain, the Grand Mesa. As the day winds…
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6 Minute Read As the air turns crisp and the colors start to pop, Grand Junction becomes the ultimate fall escape. Wander through vibrant tree-hooded trails or explore Downtown Grand Junction while sipping on apple cider in your finest flannel. From golden trails to glowing sunset drives, Grand…
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Click here to view the full article from the Camping Caravanning Magazine. Click here to subscribe to the Camping Caravanning Magazine. Andre LaRoche, a writer for Camping Caravanning Magazine, highlighted Grand Junction in the article "Les Splendeurs du Colorado". The article says, "As a base…
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