Hiking in Grand Junction

Explore Devil's Kitchen Trail beyond the grotto: learn about its spring‑fall best times, seasonal rock hues, a secret window look‑out, gangster legends, and nearby trail links.

Keeping our hiking trails safe isn’t just a job—it’s a passion for many volunteers. Here’s a glimpse into their tireless efforts.

Imagine wandering through a landscape where wildflowers bloom and wildlife peeks through the trees. That's the magic of the Colorado National Monument.

Explore the scenic trails of Little Bookcliff this spring—short hikes, stunning views, and mustangs await outdoor enthusiasts in Mesa County.

Stay vigilant at trailheads to avoid falling victim to vehicle theft during your outdoor adventures in Grand Junction, Colorado.

Experience the allure of Grand Mesa, Colorado's outdoor playground, with activities like camping, fishing, and hiking, showcasing breathtaking vistas and untouched wilderness.

Hikers on the Riverfront Trail can stumble upon a hidden waterfall near Grand Junction.

Helpful facts to know before hitting the Colorado trails.

At under five miles, these routes won't take all day, and they won't require someone to carry you back to your car.

Spring hikes in the Colorado National Monument are some of the best ones all season.