Colorado National Monument

Can you believe it’s been 115 years since President Taft made this stunning place a national monument? Let’s take a closer look at its captivating history.

Springtime in Colorado brings wildflowers to life, and if you're looking for a quieter escape, Ute Canyon Trail might just be the hidden treasure you need.

With national parks and breathtaking views right at your doorstep, Grand Junction is redefining the road trip experience in the West.

With each twist and turn on Rim Rock Drive, there's a new story waiting to be discovered at the monument.

The changing weather paints a different picture each day, turning familiar vistas into new experiences waiting to be captured.

As the snow dusts the red rock, wildlife comes alive in unexpected ways; January in the Monument offers a refreshingly different look at this iconic landscape.

With golden leaves and fewer crowds, late fall at Colorado National Monument paints a picture perfect for anyone craving a little tranquility outdoors.

For photographers, this drive is a treasure chest of stunning vistas and vibrant colors. Let's talk about where to find the best shots.

The City of Grand Junction, Colorado, is seeking artists for a new mural that will be located near an entrance to the Colorado National Monument.

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.