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Explore the Best Hiking Trails in Grand Junction

This is a great training hike as it is long and challenging, but well worth the effort!
Kelly Maves  |  May 24, 2018

Grand Junction is full of natural beauty. Between Colorado River State Park and Colorado National Monument full of stunning sandstone monoliths and canyons, you don't have to go far to enjoy the stunning wonders of this World. Here are some of our favorite hikes in Grand Junction.

Devil's Kitchen

Towering red sandstone formations beneath a clear blue sky, with sparse shrubs at their base.

This popular hike can be short or more challenging depending on what you prefer. Head over to the Ranger's Station Entrance on Monument Road and enjoy the beautiful rock structures on top. If you want a more challenging hike, go to the lemon squeezers to the left of Devil's Kitchen.

Mount Garfield

Flat-topped sandstone mesa and eroded hills beside a road.

Looking to hike one of Colorado's 14ers? This is a great training hike as it is long and challenging, but well worth the effort!

Liberty Cap

Liberty Cap sandstone formation behind a trail sign in a red-rock landscape.

The trail-head off of South Broadway is the most popular and shortest hike to get to Liberty Cap. Expect a great calf workout as it is a nice, steep hill!

Mica Mines

A sandy hiking trail crosses a shallow creek beneath trees and a large rock overhang.

If you are in to the more leisurely hikes, THIS ONE IS FOR YOU! Mica Mines is off Little Park Road and a great one to bring the kids to!

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