Colorado National Monument is a national park Fruita located in United States.
1750 Rim Rock Dr Fruita , CO 81521 United States
Wow. Worth the effort. Good roads and well marked views . Data service almost the whole way so you can check in as you go.
$10 for a week pass, go as many times as you'd like. There are 1/4 mile-7 mile and everything in between for hiking trails and lots of places just to stop and look at the scenery.
Incredible rock formations and geology to be seen here. Drive the rim road and stop at every overlook, the view never gets old.
Surprisingly great NPS site with a wonderful scenic drive and a lot to see and do. Can get hot in the summer.
Absolutely amazing place. A must see.
Drive the 23-mile Rim Rock Drive through the red-rock canyon, take part in a ranger-led program that explores everything from geology to wildlife or hop on your road bike .
Definitely worth a stop! You'll be amazed about what you find so close to the valley.
The interesting views and surrounding rock formations are very good and awesome
A great place for the whole family. Hiking for beginners to the more advanced. Junior Rangers program offered for kids 4-12 designed to teach kids about natural wonders. Read more
Beautiful views and look like decent trails .
Ride your bike from the west entrance to grand junction. One of the best rides in western Colorado
Worth the trip and small fee
In-season, Loops A & D campsites require a 3-day advance reservation - but Loop B is just as nice for tent camping and is first-come first- served.
Veiws and bike riding .
The highest elevation along Rim Rock Drive, the park 's main road , is 6,640 feet.
Very scenic drive
Great way to burn calories
Spectacular views of Independence Monument and surrounding cliffs and walls. - Anne Richardson
Great place to pull over and look around. There is a small hiking trail to the right too! - Natalie
Beautiful scenery and super easy to stop and take a photo at. - Natalie
Amazing View, take the short walk to the edge at sunset... stop looking at your phone. - Dawn Morrow