Riverbend Park was a great stop, especially if you're traveling with a dog. The park sits right…read morealong the Colorado River, and we stopped so our Labrador, Luna, could cool off with a swim. After doing some research and confirming it was a safe place for dogs to swim (while making sure she didn't drink the river water and bringing plenty of fresh water for her), she had an absolute blast. The park itself is well maintained and has plenty to offer. There are covered picnic areas with grills, a playground, lots of open space, and ample parking. Whether you're looking for a place to relax, have a picnic, or let your dog enjoy the water, Riverbend Park is definitely worth a stop. We'd happily visit again!

Who knew that a bike park could also provide some great hiking and trail running?…read more My partner is a serious mountain biker and enjoys black and double black routes and this was mainly a mountain bike trip that he organized and I tagged along with the doggie. This was a great bike park for hikers and trail runners too and dogs are allowed and make sure they are leashed. I did see plenty of dog owners have their dog(s) off leash, which can be great for the dogs, but can be more trying for little dogs who may not want to deal with that. There is a parking lot here with plenty of spots, restrooms and air pump for your bikes here. I was able to hike this bike park for 3+ hours and really enjoyed it. I started on Tabegauche Trail and made it up to Eagle's Connector and finally to Eagle's Wing and then back on Tabeguache Trail back to the parking lot. This was about a 6 to 6.5 mile hike and with some portions where there is a bit of climbing (around 800 to 1,000 feet ascent). I really enjoyed the views and could do a bit of trail running also, and my companion, an 18 pound Shiba Inu was great! I was on the Eagle's Connector Trail and there were so many blue colored birds and I was able to ID them and they are Pinyon's Jay, which is a new species for me! Awesome! Definitely check this bike park out, but also if you have folks in your group that aren't bikers, this would be fun for them too! Lots of great trails, very well marked (can't get lost as I usually do) and some awesome views from the top and just an overall cool place to hang out for a couple of hours!

Great public playground in Grand Junction. Covered gazebo and restrooms. Lots of grass for park…read moretime fun. Playground equipment good for most ages!

wonderful place to spend the day. a wonderful vetrans memorial.360 degree view of one of the most…read morebeautiful places on earth.

Beautiful little section at the Colorado welcoming center. The helicopter is very cool. It's a…read morememorial.

Super cool!! No words to describe it fully, the best way is a mini Grand Canyon but unique in every…read moreway

I am so glad we took time to visit here and see this spectacular site. About 15 minutes out of…read moretown, the 23 mile loop trail is just stunning and filled with natural Colorado Colors and beauty. The red rocks and the unusual formations are truly a national treasure. To drive the trail takes about 1.5 hours. It was too hot to hike in August, so the drive had to do. I want to come back here and explore some of the trails and read more about the people who helped preserve this special place.

Solid dog park convenient to Fruita. It is split up into two sides- one for small dogs and one for…read morelarge dogs. The large dog side is larger and a bit rutted out with brush and lots of mud. The small dog side is more flat and grassy. People pick up after their dogs for the most part. There are a few regular groups that are cliquey and will take a couple small dogs into the large dog side refusing to leave so they can socialize with their human friends. This is frustrating for people like me with large dogs that don't play well with mini dogs so we don't get to go into the park.

Wonderful dog park!! There is a very good sized area for both small/ senior dogs and for large…read moredogs. There is a fire hydrant on both sides that seems to be on a timer to spray water, which our two dogs loved. My two 16 pound pups really wanted to play with the two big dogs on the other side. So after checking with the two owners I brought them over and they were super happy to run with the big dogs and splash in the kiddie pool on that side. There is an entrance on both sides into either small or big dog side.

Beautiful grassy area for small and senior dogs. The large dog area is set up w a kiddie pool in…read morethe summer as well. A great spot to hang out while your puppy explores and plays.

We've seen this park over a dozen times, so I decided to take our son today. Honestly, it wasn't my…read morefavorite. The playground is good and my son enjoyed it. However, my OCD and well raised 2 year old spent some of his time picking up litter and taking it to the trash can. There is also no parking aside from street parking, and all 4 streets around it are very busy. It's definitely not the worst and there were no homeless or shady people lingering around, it just didn't feel like a beautiful and clean park for my child.