mt garfield

This was spotted last Thursday from the summit of Western Colorado's Mt. Garfield. What does it mean?

If the upcoming holidays provide the opportunity for a little downtime, make the most of it with a hike up Mt. Garfield. Don't let the winter weather dissuade you. If you do make the hike, though, there are a few things to keep in mind.

There is some good news and bad news for local Mt. Garfield hiking enthusiasts.

Have you ever crossed paths with this balancing rock? You'll find it on a popular Western Colorado trail. Where is it?

The world is in chaos with riots, protests, COVID-19, financial crisis, and political unrest. On a high note, though, the Flag at the top of Mt. Garfield is flying high and looking great.

Right here, right now, Western Colorado has its hands full. Fires are burning out of control, the pandemic continues, and times are uncertain. We do, however, have this watching over us.

Here's a list of Colorado things that Grand Junction has never tried from skiing to going to the top of Pikes Peak.

Have you ever climbed to the top of Western Colorado's Mt. Garfield to see the flag? If not, that's okay. We'll save you the footwork.

Have you met two of two of Mt. Garfield's residents, Boone and Sweetheart? They're very friendly. The next time you hike the Bookcliffs, you may run into them.

The flag currently flying high on Mt. Garfield is in need of being replaced.