Itineraries
Desert Adventuring paired with Food-n-Wine
May is primetime for desert adventures with Fruita hosting 18 Hours of Fruita (May 5-6), Fruita Adventure Fest (May 5-7), Fruita Fat Tire Festival (May 12-14) and CO2UT (gravel bike
Anyone can have fun in Fruita, no matter what you like to do! With so many places to play, explore, eat, shop, drink and more, you are sure to find a favorite spot.
May is primetime for desert adventures with Fruita hosting 18 Hours of Fruita (May 5-6), Fruita Adventure Fest (May 5-7), Fruita Fat Tire Festival (May 12-14) and CO2UT (gravel bike
Calling all mountain residents…. Flee the mud and bounce to Fruita and Palisade, where spring is on! Here’s a preview of a fun-filled, April day. Breakfast Camilla’s Kaffe in Fruita.
Travel Fruita, CO and Palisade, CO on a gravel bike with routes showcasing the land, art, and stories of the Western Slope. Although Fruita is known as a mountain biking
He might just be Fruita’s biggest fan! Kevin Godar, founder and owner of Fruita’s bike shop and outfitter Colorado Backcountry Biker (CBB), knows it’s more than biking that makes Fruita special. It’s
Hey Sunshine! Keep Your Chin Up, We’ll Be Waiting For You Landmarks to Add To Your Next Trip Out Here The sun is shining, and we’re all itching to get back
A new year is around the corner, and we could go into the standard “resolutions” that focus on things that aren’t all that exciting and just plain ol’ guilt trippin’.
There is a side of Colorado you may not have experienced yet. We are here to tell you that the Western Slope has some pretty amazing hidden gems you’ll want
Watch the sunset on the riverside or fall asleep to the sounds of the moving Colorado River. We’re here to share all the best ways to set up camp in
Your guide to resting and recovering in Fruita, Colorado Need a Bed or a View of the Starry Night? There’s just too much to do in Fruita that it’s impossible
Colorado is the coloring book of North America. Every day brings a new take on stunning landscapes, painted with every color visible to the human eye. The Rocky Mountains, Pike’s