Grand Junction, Colorado
Organic Farm & Wildlife Refuge
Sun Water Soil
Come enjoy the valley's bounty
Life flows into the Grand Valley through canals
from the Colorado River. Appreciated by the Ute people for centuries,
later the valley developed a reputation for tasteful fruit. Peaches
lead the way to notoriety, and now the vineyards also bring many
visitors to the valley that snuggles between Mount
Garfield - The Book Cliffs and the Lands
End of Grand Mesa.
Home to over 130,000 people, the economy has diversified since
the shock of Black
Sunday in 1982. Now valued for recreation, relocation and
retirement, the valley watches with regret and excitement as
the rural farming nature slowly moves to a twenty first century
environment. The valley will need in the next years to embrace
both the pastoral past and the high tech future and continue
to be a very special place to live.We hope you enjoy your time
in the valley. More information about Mesa County, Colorado.
Above The Grand Valley
The Cameo coal power plant
This view of The Grand Valley from 35,000 feet, shows how our delicate patch of green is surrounded by arid desert, and that like any valuable gift we must take great care to preserve this unique valley.
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