Grand Junction Outdoors

Forget the ski lift lines; a pair of snowshoes can lead you to breathtaking frozen lakes and tranquil forests right here in Colorado.

Discover the best winter spots in Western Colorado to see bighorn sheep, bald eagles and migrating elk — with practical viewing tips.

As the sun sets over Grand Junction, the night comes alive with creatures that many never get to see. Let's take a closer look.

Imagine conquering 28 miles of stunning scenery, where every step reveals a new slice of Mesa County’s charm—nature and challenge rolled into one.

Clear skies and the right time of day can make all the difference in spotting distant peaks. It's a visual feast up there.

From Grand Junction’s elevation of 4,583 ft, you can drive to about 10,849 ft without leaving your car.

As the sun sets over the Monument, families gather for a magical evening at Butterfly Pond, where lanterns will soon light up the night sky.

As flames danced near the Black Canyon, many were reminded of the importance of being ready for the unexpected.

Grand Junction’s high desert skies often put on pastel shows at sunset. Learn where and when to catch the city’s famous pink glow.

Fruita's first Monumental Lights Gala is coming September 5, with dinner by the monument, live music, and community spirit all in one unforgettable evening.