Colorado Mountains

Just under an hour from Grand Junction, Grand Mesa is more than a mountain; it's a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

As winter approaches, those mountain roads can get tricky. A few simple checks could save you a lot of headaches on your next trip.

Get ready, Grand Junction! Meteorologists are hinting at active storms ahead, promising a winter to remember on those stunning Colorado peaks.

From the heart of Grand Junction, the mountain views are nothing short of breathtaking. Get ready to lace up those hiking boots for a closer look.

As the sun sets, Mount Garfield transforms into a canvas of colors—each hue a reminder of the natural beauty surrounding Grand Junction.

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

Imagine a hidden gem in the San Juan Mountains, where the water is so clear, it feels like a mirror reflecting the sky.

Mount Garfield—named after President James Garfield—rises sharply from the Grand Valley, drawing photographers and hikers alike.

Just imagine standing at the foot of those mountains, watching as they transform under the dawn light—there's something truly magical about the Sangre de Cristos.

Imagine enjoying a weekend of jazz under the stars, with the San Miguel River flowing nearby—Telluride’s summer music scene is hard to beat.