With the turning of the seasons, Fall brings new and exciting adventures to the Grand Junction area. From hiking through vibrant tree-hooded trails to exploring Main Street in Downtown Grand Junction while sipping on apple cider in your finest flannel, there are many ways to find your Grand Junction…
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Click here to read the full article on Pride Journeys website. Pride Journeys recently featured Grand Junction in an article titled "Experience Autumn in Grand Junction, Colorado" on September 24, 2024. The article highlighted that Fall in Grand Junction, Colorado, offers natural beauty, outdoor…
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As summer's warmth gives way to fall's embrace, the Grand Mesa transforms into a canvas of shimmering golds and vibrant crimson hues. Fall adventurers find themselves drawn to the world’s largest flat-top mountain where 300 alpine lakes elegantly mirror the blazing colors of the surrounding aspen…
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Photo: Visit Grand Junction Grand Junction's fall season boasts some of the best leaf-peeping in the state. Not only is Grand Junction's fall color season longer due to its temperate climate, it also allows for a more diverse way of immersing yourself in the vibrant signs of autumn. There is a…
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There are few things in the world that transcends the peace and serenity that comes with watching the Colorado sun rise in the east and set in the west. Much like the rest of the state, Grand Junction is known for having some of the most captivating sunrises and sunsets in the world. The unique…
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Click here to read the full article on AARP. Elaine Glusac with AARP wrote: "Grand Junction serves as an entertaining base for scenic drives amidst geologic wonders. West of the city, the Colorado National Monument offers striking red-rock canyons and stone monoliths, visible from the 23-mile…
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Unlike other parts of Colorado, Grand Junction and its neighboring state, Utah, hold onto warm weather activities year-round. From hiking in national parks to OHVing, the temperate climate is perfect for exploring both areas in the winter months. Rattlesnake Canyon Arches National Park Grand…
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Red Bulletin featured Grand Junction in Red Bulletin magazine as a hidden gem without the crowds you find in many other Colorado destinations. Along with many Grand Junction businesses, recreation areas around Grand Junction that were also mentioned include the Colorado National Monument, the…
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Less than 10 minutes from Downtown Grand Junction, you can camp in an area that offers dramatic sunrises, breathtaking sunsets and out-of-this-world stargazing – even during the winter season. Winter camping in Colorado National Monument boasts all the things that make it great for summer camping…
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“The canyon with two mouths.” That’s what Unaweep means in Ute, and it was so named due to its rivers flowing out of both sides, one flowing south and one north. In fact, it’s the only canyon in the world with a divide in the middle and streams exiting both ends. This spectacular, criminally…
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