Click here to view the full article on Hotel Scoop. Rebecca Rhoades, a writer for Hotel Scoop, featured Grand Junction in the article "Two Rivers Winery: Bed & Breakfast — and Wine — in Grand Junction, Colorado". The article mentioned Two Rivers Winery & Chateau and its owners, Bob and Billie…
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Click here to view the full article on New York Lifestyles. Jenny Peters, a reporter for New York Lifestyles, highlighted Grand Junction in the piece "A Remarkable Place Grand Junction". The article mentioned Grand Mesa National Forest, Colorado Plateau, Rattlesnake Canyon Arches, Colorado…
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Click here to view the full article on AFAR. Photo by: Elizabeth Fortushniak Ashlea Halpern, AFAR contributor, featured Grand Junction in the article "6 Kid-Friendly U.S. Travel Destinations That Will Be Even Better Than Ever in 2025". The article mentioned Dinosaur Journey Museum's Dinosaur Digs…
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25 Minute Read Grand Junction isn't just another mountain town in Colorado. It's a unique convergence of natural wonders unlike anywhere else in the world. Picture a landscape sculpted by billions of years of erosion that has carved intricate canyons and arches that pierce the sky. Over 10 million…
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2 Minute Read Grand Junction is surrounded by majestic beauty that is unique to Colorado and is famous for the one and only, Nature's Trifecta. This natural wonder is a combination of three contrasting and unique geographical landscapes that can't be found anywhere else in the world! They include…
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4 Minute Read Many say that nature heals the soul, and waterfalls are proof—gentle, flowing reminders that even in constant motion, there can be peace and beauty. According to “The Owner’s Manual for the Brain: Everyday Applications from Mind-Brain Research” written by Pierce Howard Ph.D., when…
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Click here to view the full article on The Advertiser. Irene Middleman Thomas, a reporter for The Advertiser, highlighted Grand Junction in the article "6 reasons to visit Colorado: from fossil hunting to peak bagging". The article mentioned Colorado National Monument, Rim Rock Drive, Little Book…
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Grand Junction offers some of the most diverse and striking landscapes in the country. Mountain peaks tower above at 11,330 feet in contrast to nearby lowlands that wind through the valley floor as low as 4,700 feet. The juxtaposition of rugged mountain summits and canyons against the serene terrain…
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3 Minute Read Because life is ruff, your dog deserves a vacation too! With an array of dog-friendly hotels and plentiful outdoor activities, the paws-ibilities are endless for a pet-friendly weekend getaway in Grand Junction. As one of Colorado’s most welcoming destinations for pets, Grand Junction…
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3 Minute Read Header photo by: @genuinely.heather Grand Junction Wildflower Hikes The peak season for wildflowers around Grand Junction is earlier than most of Colorado due to temperate winters and no mud season - Spring is literally in bloom by mid-March each year. If you visit the area…
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