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Mount Lamborn and Landsend are showcased in the early morning light, highlighting their snow-capped peaks. A soft pastel sky transitions from cool blue to warm hues, with snow-covered ground visible in the foreground, suggesting a serene winter landscape.
Cabin in Hotchkiss
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 15 reviews

Red Feather Farm

Norm & DebRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
We had a wonderful 10 day stay in the cabin. The craftsmanship of this log cabin is something to admire, the place is beautiful and functional. We were working on a big project with family in the area, which was some hard labor. It was so nice to be able to come back to the cabin and truly relax. It is peaceful, homey, and had everything we needed, including wifi, warm showers, comfortable chairs and couch. We even got some fresh chicken eggs which made a delicious breakfast! All in all, it was a high quality stay and we'd love to do it again. Also, the goats are adorable.
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A shaded porch area features wooden railings and a spacious deck, with a dark red floor that creates a welcoming entrance. A table and benches are visible, providing a comfortable setting to enjoy the outdoor surroundings. Lush greenery can be seen in the background.
Home in Mesa
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

Custom Log Home on the Grand Mesa

ViktoriaRating, 5 stars2 months ago
The house/cabin was wonderful and had a lot of character. Location was fantastic. We had a very relaxing stay.
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Cabin in Mesa
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 83 reviews

Mountain Home Cabin near Powderhorn Ski Resort

AmyRating, 5 stars3 months ago
Beautiful home, super close to the mountain. Host was really friendly, flexible, and responsive. And best of all there wasn’t a 20-item list of action items on checkout. We tidied up of course, but the only ask was to take the trash to the dumpster-it made the morning of departure so easy.
A queen size bed is positioned near French doors that open to the outside. Sunlight fills the room, illuminating the natural surroundings visible through the open doors. A stone pathway and greenery are seen just outside.
Tiny home in Cedaredge
4.55 out of 5 average rating, 271 reviews

Kisercreek Tiny House

MorganRating, 5 stars1 month ago
Great stay. definitely could use some updates, i felt like the couch was kinda gross. but totally comfy bed and great and easy quick stay!!
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A spice rack holds ten jars of various spices, each labeled and organized for easy access. Glass containers with stainless steel tops are positioned on both sides, showcasing colorful coarse salt and finely ground spices. The background reveals a natural stone countertop, enhancing the kitchen's functionality.
Chalet in Mesa
5 out of 5 average rating, 32 reviews

Large Cozy Chalet Near Powderhorn Resort

KaraRating, 5 stars2 months ago
This place was perfect for our crew of 12 (three families)! Plenty of space for everyone, and the kids loved having their own area downstairs. Ample storage for all our ski gear, including access to the garage, made things super convenient. The kitchen was well-equipped for group meals, and the living spaces were cozy and great for relaxing after a day on the slopes. Highly recommend! Thanks Aric.
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Cabin in Collbran
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 44 reviews

Fun in the sun, LAKE and hot Tub after. ENJOY

ColeRating, 5 stars3 months ago
Joel is awesome!! Place is fantastic!! Way above what we expected!! Will be staying here again next season
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A wooden house with a sloped roof is set against a backdrop of rolling hills and a clear sky. The structure features multiple windows reflecting the surrounding landscape. A fenced area and gravel path lead to the entrance, highlighting the expansive green grass in the foreground.
Home in Collbran
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 86 reviews

Mountain Ranch Retreat

ElleryRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
The perfect serene getaway! My friends and I so enjoyed staying at Curtis's place. It was just as beautiful and peaceful as the pictures indicate, as well as being well-stocked with everything we could possibly need. Make sure you're aware of the fact that there is no AC - it was fine for us but we didn't realize that until we got there. Would definitely stay here again.
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A hot tub is positioned on a wooden deck, with water rippling gently in the sunlight. Beyond, a stunning view of the landscape is revealed, framed by trees and the rising sun in the background.
Home in Cedaredge
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 45 reviews

The Million Dollar View from the Mesa’s Edge!

MariaRating, 5 stars5 days ago
The description was absolutely spot on. The home is peaceful and quiet and the views are amazing. The owners were very responsive when needed. We will definitely be back!

Your guide to Grand Mesa

All About Grand Mesa

Located in western Colorado, Grand Mesa makes up for its lack of urban amenities with a plethora of campgrounds, hiking trails, and waters suitable for swimming and fishing alike. Colorado’s wine region is nearby, and between the wineries and neighboring cities, you won’t lack for delicious meals and drinks to replenish your energy levels after all your outdoor adventuring.

The flat-topped structure of this mountain received its unique shape many millennia ago, when ancient lava and water ate away at its shale and sandstone layers, and tectonic shifts sent the formation rising thousands of feet above ground; the result was the extraordinary natural wonder that now draws in visitors year-round. Atop the flat Grand Mesa is the famous 63-mile scenic byway where you can (carefully) drive, taking in the National Forest’s 300 stream-fed alpine lakes surrounded by spruce and pine trees. Wildlife like bald eagles, porcupine, black bears, and cougars roam freely amid the epic scenery.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Grand Mesa

This natural paradise is a suitable destination for adventure seekers any time of year, but Grand Mesa is especially spectacular during the summer, when the terrain is exploding with greenery and the air is dry with nary a lick of humidity. Because it sits 6,000 feet above the nearby city of Grand Junction, summer temperatures stay comfortably warm during the day, while evenings cool down considerably, so you’ll want to have a jacket or extra layers on hand. Fall is also a great time to visit, when the temperatures turn crisp and the aspen trees light up in shades of yellow, red, and gold. During the snowy winters, you can cross-country ski, downhill ski, snowboard, and ice fish to your heart’s content. As the land reawakens in springtime, temperatures remain on the cool side, but are ideal for some heart-pounding outdoor fun.


Top things to do in Grand Mesa

Fruit Picking

Around Grand Mesa, a number of family-run farms produce not just juicy apples, but squash, peaches, plums, and cherries. At many of these farms, if you show up around harvest season, you’re welcome to walk into the orchards to pick your own. Take your time meandering through the orchards to find the ripest fruit, and bring the makings of a picnic so you can enjoy what you’ve gathered afterward.

Lands End Overlook

Highway 65, a scenic byway, crosses Grand Mesa, taking visitors from the canyon up past aspen trees, fruit orchards, and vineyards to an awe-inspiring alpine peak. Driving this highway is a real thrill, especially when you stop at Lands End Overlook, where you’ll peer over a 10,000-foot drop, with the Rocky Mountains and forests stretching out for hundreds of miles in every direction.

Grand Mesa National Forest

Grand Mesa National Forest abounds with outdoor recreation opportunities, whether you’re up for a challenging 10-mile hike on Crag Crest Trail or a lazy day of trout fishing in well-stocked lakes. The forest teems with life — moose grazing in the meadows, black bears going about their business — and you’re welcome to bring your dog to explore the forest with you.

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