Grand Junction, Colorado · Mesa County
The Lunch Loops provides non-motorized mixed use trail opportunities (mountain biking, hiking, trail running), accommodating a range of skill levels. This area is easily accessed from Grand Junction and provides outstanding views of the Grand Valley. For a map please visit: http://www.copmoba.org/trail-map-pdfs
The Lunch Loops provides non-motorized mixed use trail opportunities (mountain biking, hiking, trail running), accommodating a range of skill levels. This area is easily accessed from Grand Junction and provides outstanding views of the Grand Valley. For a map please visit: http://www.copmoba.org/trail-map-pdfs
From Grand Junction, travel west on Hwy 340 and take a left onto Monument Road and travel for approximately 1.8 miles. The trailhead (Tabeguache Trailhead) will be on your left.
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