The Palisade Plunge, the new 32-mile first-of-its-kind multiagency mountain biking trail that runs from near the top of the Grand Mesa and drops some 4,000 total feet into Palisade, will open ...

Take it up a notch: If mountain biking isn’t your thing, or you’re looking to make a weekend of getting to know the Mesa, check out the 10-mile Crag Crest Trail loop, a lovely high-alpine hike ...

The trail is now a complete 8-mile stretch of smooth to rocky terrain that connects riders who park on Highway 65 (Grand Mesa Byway) to other Grand Mesa mountain biking trails, like Flowing Park ...

Getting there: From Interstate 70, take exit 49 toward Grand Mesa. Follow Highway 65 for almost 30 miles until you almost reach the top. There will be a sign near the parking lot entrance that says ...

The trail is located on the southwest edge of Grand Mesa, or 5 miles south of Land’s End Road and Highway 65 on the Mesa ” a point west of Grand Junction and north of Cedaredge and Delta. Formed in ...

The Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association, the Grand Valley Forest Ranger District, and Antonelli’s Advanced Automotive are working together to finish up the trail project they begin.

Despite a rainy May and early June, construction on Powderhorn Mountain Resort’s new Poma high-speed quad chairlift is on schedule. Powderhorn will also expand snow-making capabilities and build three ...

PALISADE, Colo. (KJCT) -The Town of Palisade is celebrating the grand opening of the Palisade Plunge Trail, a biking trail that will take riders from the Grand Mesa to Palisade. The trail project ...

Colorado’s Grand Mesa is an 11,000-foot natural wonder that offers uncrowded hikes, ... Lift-served downhill mountain-biking trails add a two-wheeled way to navigate the flanks of this flattop ...

At Grand Mesa Lodge, Christensen regularly observes the surprise of visitors. “Everybody’s awestruck,” he said. ... 8 great hiking, biking trails around the Colorado Springs area ...

Larry Robinson/The Daily Sentinel. A Mesa County crew with the Health Division move rocks and boulders to improve a challenging mountain biking ramp along Chutes and Ladders Trail on March 21, 2024.