Things To Do in Loma, Colorado

When people think of Colorado, the states magnificent mountain ranges traditionally take all the credit. And deservedly soColorado owns the highest average elevation in the country, and its alpine ... More on Trails

This is a good late season, moderate hike with nice rocks. More on Trails

Placid water drifts for nine miles past scenic sandstone cliffs and quiet bottomlands in Horsethief Canyon. Ruby Canyon begins where the Rio Grande tracks meet the riverbank from the north. Four miles into Ruby Canyon, at Black Rocks, ... More on Trails

This trail is a combination of the Moore Fun Trail and Marys Loop in the Colorado Canyons National Conservation Area west of Grand Junction. This wonderful trail climbs to the top of a small mountain with panoramic views of much of ... More on Trails

On the extreme western side of Colorado, there is a primeval desert land of astounding beauty. With painted canyon walls, massive columns of rock, and open red valleys dotted green with sage, juniper, and piñon pine, these colorful ... More on Trails

The Devil's Canyon Science and Learning Center in Fruita has a Dinosaur Discovery museum with interactive exhi ... More on PlanetWare

Includes 14 robot-like dinosaurs ... More on TripAdvisor

Placing on the map is approximate. More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

Very technical Uphill most of the way, most of it is rocks and very skinny singletrack. After you reach the summit of the trail, it ... More on trails.mtbr.com

It's like a kinder genteler moore fun, its technical challenges are fewer and spaced out far enough so you can take a breath and enjoy some spectacular, narrow singletrack that holds some of the b... More on trails.mtbr.com

A good koppapelli loop, one of the larger loops. it starts off with a crazy down hill..(portage) loops back by the river. good ups and downs. sends you through an old river bed. that part is very s... More on trails.mtbr.com

Some nice ledge drops and climbs, and spectacular views . More on trails.mtbr.com

A pretty sick and twisted singletrack. East to west the trail is more uphill than down, with a tight, steep, rocky, fun, switchbacked downhill at the butt end. West to east, the trail starts out pr... More on trails.mtbr.com

Once you are off this section (only a few hundred yards) the rest of the trail is easy to pick up. More on trails.mtbr.com

A good area for jeep and biking ... More on TripAdvisor

Recommended Route: From the East, Exit 15, 4 miles West of Fruita, head South and cross over I-70, take a r... More on trails.mtbr.com