The Colorado National Monument preserves 20,500 acres of grand red-rock canyons, towering sandstone monoliths, and panoramic plateaus near Fruita and Grand Junction, Colorado. Key features include the 23-mile historic Rim Rock Drive, breathtaking desert views, and diverse wildlife, offering activities like scenic driving, hiking, rock climbing, and camping.

Known as Colorado’s fruit and wine country, Palisade is home to more than 30 local Colorado wineries that boast award-winning vintages, tasting rooms, outdoor patios, and scenic views of the Grand Mesa — the world’s largest flat-top mountain. This area has a unique climate ideal for growing grapes and famous peaches, as well as year-round vacationing.

Book a wine tour via horse-drawn carriage or limousine. You can also rent a bike to take a self-guided tour along the Fruit & Wine Byway to pop in and out of wineries and stop at farm stands for fresh fruit and jams. If wine isn’t your drink of choice, you'll also find a brewery, cideries, distilleries, and numerous restaurants. There are several restaurants in the downtown area, where you can also shop for artwork and souvenirs or visit the Palisade History Museum.

Experience the vibrancy of Downtown Grand Junction with dozens of shops, music venues, restaurants, art galleries, and year-round street festivals. From historic buildings and featured local art to gorgeous trails and breathtaking views, discover an experience that fits you.