Colorado is known for its outdoor recreation, and Grand Junction is no exception. However, there is only one place in Colorado where you can discover Nature’s Trifecta and experience the Colorado River. With an unexpected mix of outdoor activities, unique hotels and delightful restaurants, Grand…
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Blessed by nature, Grand Junction, Colorado is surrounded by otherworldly geography. The city is framed by three natural wonders, known as Nature’s Trifecta. The diverse landscapes are unique not only to Colorado, but the entire planet. The Colorado National Monument, part of the NPS (National Park…
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Click here to view the full article on BIKE Mag. Travel Editor Aaron Theisen published an article in BIKE Mag titled "Destination: Grand Junction, Colorado." The article discussed areas, features, and trails such as the Colorado River, Colorado National Monument, Colorado Plateau, Mesa County…
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In partnership with Colorado Tourism Office, Jennie Nunn, Deputy Editor for Southbay Magazine, highlighted the Grand Junction area in a print and online article titled "Colorado's Western Slope is on our Radar." The article mentioned Grand Junction Regional Airport, Hotel Melrose, Melrose Spirit…
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In AARP's article "These Travel Dupes Offer Bucket List Experiences for Multigenerational Trips," the Colorado National Monument was highlighted as an alternative to the Grand Canyon. For those looking to avoid the crowds, the Colorado National Monument spans over 20,000 acres and 32 square miles…
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Rebecca Toy, writer for National Geographic, shared that the Colorado National Monument, part of the Colorado Plateau, shares geological features with the Grand Canyon and Arches National Parks but receives far fewer visitors. Located near Grand Junction, Colorado, the Monument offers a 23-mile…
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Although Grand Junction is known for the Colorado National Monument, the temperate climate, and thousands of miles of trails interconnected, the area also boasts some of the best access to water sports in the state. Named after the convergence of the mighty Colorado River and the Gunnison River…
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Grand Junction is the Colorado you expect. The area is a perfect outdoor playground for recreation enthusiasts, surrounded by seventy-six percent public land totaling over 1.5 million acres. Hiking options include over 43 miles of trails in the Colorado National Monument, just 10 minutes from…
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Daliah Singer, author of 5280, described The Hotel Melrose in Downtown Grand Junction as a beautifully modernized historic 1908 site with a sophisticated design featuring jewel tones and sleek furniture. Its 16 suites are elegantly appointed with kitchenettes and a striking decor of gold accents…
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Bailey Berg, writer for Fifty Grande, highlighted the Colorado National Monument as an alternative to visiting the Grand Canyon this summer. The article also discussed popular trails in the Colorado National Monument, such as Devil's Kitchen, Coke Ovens, No Thoroughfare, and Liberty Cap. Click…
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