The Top 14 Gorges in Mesa County

Window Rock is a popular hiking destination due to the unique rock formation. You can stand on the top of the rock and enjoy the panoramic views of Grand Junction, Palisade, and the Book Cliffs.

The Serpents Lower Trailhead serves as the starting point for hikes on the Serpents Trail. This trail climbs over 16 switchbacks and was once part of the park road. Today, … read more

With a length of 2.9 miles Steve's loop is a great extension option to other loops in the Kokopelli area. Awesome views of the Colorado River and lots of flow are guaranteed!

This is a short hike that takes you to an alcove in the rocks. Very unique hike, especially so close to the road.

The Horsethief Drop-In is brutal. For the majority it is a short hike-a-bike section. Only the best of the best will tackle this downhill on the bike.

The descent on Moore Fun is full of technical challenges, rocks and tricky moves. It's all rideable, but only for mountain bikers with outstanding skills. Moore Fun is extremely challenging and that's exactly why it's so much fun!

The last five miles are narrow, sandy and right at the edge of a cliff. If you can‘t handle exposed bits and are scared of heights, this section will be … read more

Highway 141 follows the Dolores River and is nestled in a valley between high-desert plateaus! This fairly quiet, smooth, and clean road has a descent sized shoulder and amazing views that stretch as far as you can ride.

From the Upper Ute Canyon Overlook, you can overlook the 300ft cliffs composed of sandstones. The cliff is streaked with black desert varnish that give the lighter rocks that darker tone in areas.