• Fever, cough and sore throat
• Stitches for minor lacerations
• Splinting for broken bones
• And more!
On-site X-Ray & Lab Services Available
Monday - Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sunday: 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Nestled in Colorado’s iconic Grand Valley, Palisade is a destination where bold flavors meet one-of-a-kind experiences. From laidback patios overlooking fruit orchards to craft spirits and elevated dining, the only thing more unforgettable than the views here is what’s on your plate.
Here, agriculture is not background scenery, it is the heartbeat of the community, and it shows up in every bite and every sip.
The scent of fresh baked pastries, breakfast burritos, and locally roasted coffee fills downtown each morning. Begin your day at one of 3 downtown coffee hot spots: The Milky Way, Slice O’ Life Bakery, or The Artful Cup (hidden inside the Blue Pig Art Gallery!) It is the perfect stop before a hike, a bike ride, or a leisurely day exploring tasting rooms.
Palisade offers both relaxed and refined dining that reflects its agricultural roots:
At Fidel’s Cocina & Bar, bold flavors, thoughtfully curated mezcal or tequila flights, and craft tacos bring a fresh, elevated taqueria experience to downtown that’s perfect for lunch or dinner, while El Rey Mexican Food brings authentic Mexican cuisine with generous plates and welcoming hospitality that make it a favorite quick stop for locals.
In a scenic vineyard setting, Caroline’s - the signature restaurant at Colorado Wine Country Inn - focuses on fresh Colorado lamb, beef, game, and seasonal produce prepared with a classic French influence, ideal for a special evening out.
For handcrafted comfort in a lively setting, Palisade Pizza & PourHouse serves up perfect pies and local brews that satisfy every appetite.
Elegant yet inviting, Maison La Belle Vie Winery & Eatery pairs all-day casual bistro dining with sweeping vineyard views. A must-visit for anyone celebrating a sunset dinner or lunch with friends.
Open Friday through Monday, 13 Brix Cider Bistro’s indulgent orchard to table cuisine meets house crafted cider in a setting that feels distinctly Palisade.
The Milky Way
The valley’s craft beverage scene is robust and rooted in local pride. All offering unique fare to pair perfectly with your libation of choice.
Brews: Palisade Brewing Company brews inventive small batch beers with Colorado character, perfect for an afternoon flight after cycling or hiking.
Spirits: Just a few doors down, Peach Street Distillers crafts award-winning bourbon, gin, and fruit brandies that honor the valley’s agricultural bounty, creating spirits with a sense of place. Nestled between pear and peach orchards, Clark & Co. Distilling is located right along the slow moving bend of the Colorado River. Float right up! Our shaded patio or rustic tasting room provide the perfect atmosphere to sit back, relax, and unwind.
Cider: Talbott’s Cider Company transforms orchard harvests into crisp, refreshing cider that pairs perfectly with live music, iconic views, and warm valley evenings.
Plus nearly 40 area wineries, each with their own unique commitment to exceptional, high desert, wine and hospitality. Pull up a chair and let the wine and the winemaker tell their story!
Nestled in the heart of downtown, The Palisade Livery Saloon, affectionately known to locals as “The Liv”, stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the American West. This iconic watering hole has garnered international acclaim, becoming a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an authentic dive bar experience.
Whether you’re sipping cider beneath orchard trees, sharing tacos downtown, or toasting with vineyard views, Palisade invites you to savor every moment.
Here, meals reflect place and season. Produce comes straight from valley orchards, chefs embrace the heritage of the area with farm-to-fork ingredients, and makers craft bold flavors rooted in Western Colorado soil.
Only 27 miles from Palisade Take I-70 to Exit 49
Located in the heart of Colorado’s Grand Mesa, Powderhorn is known for spring mountain owers, mild summer temperatures, vibrant fall colors, and 250 inches of annual snowfall. Avoid the crowds of large resorts and experience the local mountain with professional instruction, quality rentals, and trails from beginner to expert.
Palisade comes alive on the first Wednesday of each month with a unique and festive blend of live music, interactive art, drum circles, belly dancing, gourd painting and the welcoming bustle of local businesses opening their doors for residents and visitors alike.
As the Bookcliffs begin to glow and the sun dips in the west, melodic rhythms begin to fill the air throughout Palisade’s charming downtown Plaza, offering everything from acoustic folk to upbeat jazz and soul.
At the heart of First Wednesday is creativity and community in motion. Generative drum circles form, inviting anyone with a rhythm in their heart to pick up a drum or a tambourine and join the beat. The inclusive energy encourages both seasoned players and curious beginners to participate, creating a shared musical experience.
Nearby, local and visiting artists contribute to live art installations, bringing color and imagination to life before the eyes of an enthusiastic audience. Watching a blank canvas evolve into a compelling work of art—layer by layer, brushstroke by brushstroke—is a highlight of the evening.
“...artists contribute to live art installations, bringing color & imagination to life...”
Local eateries are open, serving up delicious meal’s while local art galleries like The Blue Pig Gallery and Craig Gallery showcase inspiring works from regional artists.
The Artful Cup, located inside the historic Blue Pig Gallery building, serves up delicious beverages and baked goods while hosting Artful Presentations, which feature regional storytellers, poets, historians, fifth generation growers, artist demonstrations and keynote speakers each month.
First Wednesday in Palisade is a testament to the power of community and life-long learning, where art, music, and local pride converge to create an unforgettable experience. It’s an invitation to celebrate creativity, support small businesses, and connect with the vibrant pulse of a town that knows how to embrace the magic of a shared evening.
• BE PREPARED TO PEDAL. A LOT. The course has black diamond sections and there are a lot of quick ups and downs, blind corners, sandy road beds, extreme exposure and even though the total descent is over 6,000 ft. calling it a ‘Plunge’ is VERY deceiving.
• START FROM SHIRTTAIL unless you’re an advanced + rider and prepared for “epic brutality.”
• BRING LOTS OF WATER. Think you’ve got enough? Pack more. There are no water stations along the way.
• GET AN EARLY START. The full ride will take 5-6 hours for most experienced riders. It is not uncommon for afternoon temperatures to be in the high 90’s during the summer months. July and August temperatures can even reach the low hundreds.
• START: MESA TOP TRAILHEAD
• MILEAGE : 32 MILES
• ELEVATION GAIN : 1,745FT
• ELEVATION LOSS : 7,730FT
• ELEVATION HIGH : 10,780 FT
• START: SHIRTTAIL POINT TRAILHEAD
• MILEAGE : 23 MILES
• ELEVATION GAIN : 1,470FT
• ELEVATION LOSS : 6,591FT
• ELEVATION HIGH : 9,800 FT
• SHUTTLE SERVICE is highly recommended. It’s an hour+ drive up to retrieve your vehicle.
• HONOR THE HARD WORK that went into building the trail and keep yourself safe. Do not ride the trail during, or recently after, inclement weather.
• THE BIKE MATTERS. Janky bikes will get destroyed and leave you stranded. E-Bikes are prohibited.
• STAY THE COURSE. Do not attempt to take shortcuts or utilize access roads as they may take you further from your destination. Cell service is limited to non-existent.Pay attention to trail signs and use a GPS communication device.
• ALWAYS TELL SOMEONE you’re going. Better yet? Don’t ride alone.
The Plunge is closed from Dec. 1st - May 1st every year.
Pack out what you pack in, including plenty of water. The high desert sun is intense year-round!
A paved trail connecting Palisade to Fruita, along the Colorado River. Hiking, leashed pets welcome, bicycling. No ATVs or motorized vehicles.
A steep 3.4 mile out-and-back trail, with an elevation gain of 1900 ft., leading to iconic views and a chance to spy wild horses. For added adventure, take the Gearhart Mine Trail, which detours to an old coal mine and tramway. This trail is 1/2 mile longer than Mt. Garfield Trail.
This moderate hiking & biking, dog friendly, trail allows you to customize your experience by taking the lower (<4 mile) or upper (13 mile) loop. Petroglyphs and splendid views of the entire valley below included. Parts of the trail come close to cliff edges. It is recommended for families who hike together often and those who do not have a fear of heights.
** AREA ATTRACTION **
These trails offer many opportunities for hikers. Bird watchers and photographers discover the splendor that they traveled so far to find. There’s a hike for everyone, whether you’re here for an hour or are staying all day. Hike distances range from only 0.25 mile to over 14 miles in length. www.nps.gov/colm/planyourvisit/hiking.htm
We’re delighted to have you visiting our corner of Colorado. As you wander through downtown Palisade, venture into the surrounding fruit and wine country, and explore our public lands and trails, kindly “Do Palisade Right” and embrace responsible tourism.
Leave it Hanging
Let fruit be on the tree
Respect private gates and signs in fruit and wine country
Pedal Proper
Keep it upright and let the good times roll
Slow Down & Enjoy
Wave, it’s what we do here
Tame the Toast
Drink in all Palisade has to offer in a chill manner
Water Up!
It’s high and dry here, so stay hydrated
free Wagon Ride Tour followed by peach ice cream ! free Wagon Ride Tour followed by peach ice cream !
Nestled between pear and peach orchards, our distillery is located right along the perfect slow moving bend of the Colorado River. Our shaded river-side patio, Beach along the Co River, or rustic tasting room provide the perfect atmosphere to sit back, relax, and unwind. Come in and enjoy our famous specialty cocktails and unforgettable food with the most beautiful river and orchard view in town.
We offer over 35 labels from fruit brandy’s & moonshines made with our fruit from 7 generation Farm Clark Family Orchards as well as Bourbons, a one of a kind Gin, Agaves, Vodka, Rum and much more! We also have the western slopes best burgers & delicious food as well!
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Under the wide Western sky, agriculture in Palisade is shaped not only by sun, soil, and water, but by the people whose hands bring the harvest to life.
Each season begins before dawn, as farmworkers step into the fields with quiet determination. Tree by tree, row by row, they plant, prune, and tend with care learned through experience and strengthened by pride. Their work is deliberate and skilled, guided by an understanding that healthy orchards and abundant harvests are built over time, through patience and consistency.
For many Hispanic migrant agricultural workers, this dedication carries a deeper meaning. The months spent in Palisade—often seven to nine at a time—represent sacrifice as much as opportunity. While they work here, families
remain hundreds or thousands of miles away. Birthdays, milestones, and even moments of loss are sometimes shared only through phone calls and video screens. Technology helps shorten the distance, but it does not replace presence. Still, these workers persevere, motivated by a powerful sense of responsibility and love for those waiting at home.
The fruits and vegetables grown in Palisade are, in many ways, expressions of this commitment. Each peach or cherry reflects long hours in all weather, steady hands balancing ladders, and the endurance required to meet the rhythm of the growing season. The result is food that nourishes families across the country and sustains a local economy rooted in agriculture.
There are often misconceptions about seasonal agricultural workers, particularly those participating in the H-2A visa program. These workers are here legally, through a
process that requires farmers to demonstrate a genuine labor shortage, recruit U.S. workers first, meet strict wage and housing standards, and comply with federal oversight throughout the season. For the workers themselves, the program represents lawful employment, stability for their families, and an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to their communities—both here and back home.
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Beyond the fields, a strong sense of community forms among the workers. Shared meals, conversations after long days, and small celebrations create a second family during the harvest months. These bonds offer comfort, resilience, and mutual support, helping individuals face the challenges of physical labor and emotional distance.
Palisade’s agricultural success is inseparable from these human stories. The harvest does not end when fruit is packed and shipped; it continues in the lives it supports and the dignity it deserves to uphold. By recognizing the people behind the produce, the community honors not only its agricultural heritage, but the shared values of hard work, care, and respect that make Palisade thrive.
PALISADE FARM FEST
by Talbott’s Farm and Cygnus Crossing
May 2nd, 2026 Downtown Palisade palisadefarmfest.com
BARREL INTO SPRING
by Colorado Association of Viticulture & Enology (CAVE)
April 17th & 18th, 2026
May 8th & 9th, 2026 winecolorado.org
SIP INTO SPRING
by local wineries
May 2nd, 2026
Orchard River View sipintospringcolorado. mailchimpsites.com
MONTHLY ART WALK
PALISADE SUNDAY FARMERS MARKET by Town of Palisade
Every Sunday, June through Early October, 9a.m. - 1p.m. palisade.colorado.gov
PALISADE BLUEGRASS & ROOTS FESTIVAL
1st Wednesday of the month May through October Downtown Palisade
by Mountain Groove Productions & Town of Palisade
June 5-7, 2026 palisademusic.com
COLORADO LAVENDER FESTIVAL
by Lavender Association of Colorado
June 25th - 28th, 2026 coloradolavender.org
Visit palisadecoc.com/events or scan the QR code for more events & information.
PEACH DAYS
August 13th -23rd, 2026
Parade, 5k, 10k, Pancake Breakfast & More! palisadepeachfestival.com for full schedule of events
PALISADE PEACH FESTIVAL
by Palisade Chamber of Commerce
August 21st & 22nd, 2026
palisadepeachfestival.com
COLORADO MOUNTAIN WINEFEST
by Colorado Association of Viticulture & Enology (CAVE)
September 19th, 2026
coloradowinefest.com
PUBLIC SCULPTURE UNVEILING/ARTWALK by Palisade Art Vision The morning of the September 26th
PALISADE OLDE FASHIONED CHRISTMAS & WINTER MARKETPLACE by Palisade Chamber of Commerce
December 6, 2025 palisadechristmas.com
All Photos Courtesy of Event Websites or the Palisade Chamber of Commerce.
3480 E Road • Palisade, CO 81526 970-216-9908
avantvineyards.com
Small owner-operated, award winning winery and vineyard with an intimate tasting room and beautiful views overlooking the Colorado River, Mount Garfield, and wildlife refuge. Offering white, rosé, red and sparkling wines made from estate-grown, high-quality grapes. We encourage you to bring a picnic, relax and enjoy! Open Friday–Sunday, May–September, and by appointment year-round.
670 39 Road • Palisade, CO 81526 303-499-7301
bookcliffvineyards.com
With sweeping views and award winning Colorado wines, Bookcliff Vineyards is something worth sharing.
28+ varieties of grape and fruit wines, meads, ports, and champagne. Our family owned winery of 47 years has over 1000 wine awards! We have outdoor seating, lawn, and a gazebo with unobstructed mountain views. Colorado produced cheeses, salami, and snacks perfect for light lunches. Our gift shop has wine accessories and locally handcrafted gifts. Friendly, knowledgeable staff.
461 35 Road • Palisade, CO 81526 970-464-5554 carlsonvineyards.com
At Carlson Vineyards, we pride ourselves in making approachable, high-quality wine that is also affordable. From dry whites and reds to fruit and sweet wines, there’s something for everyone here! Open daily at both locations in Palisade and downtown Grand Junction, we encourage you to visit us and #DrinkWhatYouLike
Visit the COLTERRIS at the Overlook tasting room and outdoor courtyard on East Orchard Mesa. Relax and enjoy 100% estate grown, bottled and canned wines! Take a self-guided walking tour of our orchards, vineyards, lavender and rose gardens as well as panoramic Colorado River views. Walk-ins welcome and Reserved Seated Tastings available by appointment. Visit our website at www. colterris.com for details. Open Daily JuneOctober (Winter hours may vary).
3708 G Road • Palisade, CO 81526
970-464-1150
colterris.com
Visit the COLTERRIS Collections tasting room. Enjoy beautiful picnic grounds and tour our exclusive wine history museum dedicated to all things “wine”! Relax and enjoy Colterris, Canterris and Plum Creek Heritage wines. Walk-ins welcome, Reserved Seated Tastings, Tour Packages, and group events available by appointment. Visit our website at www.colterris.com for details. Open Daily year-round.
3907 North River Road
Palisade, CO 81526
970-464-1150
colterris.com
Visit the COLTERRIS Winery tasting room located in our Riverside Vineyards at the mouth of the DeBeque Canyon. Take in the spectacular views in the outdoor courtyard while enjoying our 100% estate grown and bottled wines! Also, try “Canterris” Canned wines! Walk-ins welcome, Reserved Seated Tastings and Winery Tour Packages available by appointment. Visit our website at www.colterris.com for details. Open Daily year-round.
787 Grande River Drive Palisade, CO 81526
Exit 42, Off Elberta 970-464-5867
granderivervineyards.com
Grande River Vineyards are nestled at the base of Western Colorado’s Little Bookcliff mountain range near the Colorado River.
Visit Our Tasting Room. Daily 9a.m. to 5p.m.
3352 F Road, Clifton • Clifton, CO 81520 970-434-8610
graystonewines.com
A small boutique winery, Graystone specializes in PORT wines. Try our amazing double gold medal PORTS, and visit our Tuscan-style tasting room and gift shop. Conveniently located between Palisade and Clifton on Highway 6. Open daily 11a.m.–5p.m.
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3269 3/4 C Rd • Palisade, CO 81526 970-640-0940 hermosavineyards.com
221 31 3/10 Rd
Grand Junction, CO 81503 970-314-9565
MafiaPrincessWines.com
Although we may not be gang lords, the Italian Mafia stories shared around our dinner tables over bottles of wine inspired the reclaiming of the Mafia—by reclaiming loyalty, family, and vintage wines for people to enjoy and hear a few interesting stories along the way in the wild west expanse of Colorado.
Family owned and family (and pet) friendly. We grow our own pears, apples, plums, peaches and wine grapes and use that fruit to craft award winning estate wines. U-pick the wine flight for tasting and U-pick fruit in season. Free tours. Open daily in the summer and fall 12-6, winter and spring Thursday to Monday 12 - 5 or by appt.
Proudly embodying the true meaning of “craft”, we transform our valleys legendary fruits and grains into exceptional spirits and cocktails. We also offer tastings, tours, events, and full service dining experience. Located in the heart of Palisade, our cozy tasting room or sunny dog-friendly patio are the perfect places to enjoy the flavors of “Palisade.”Cheers!
Step into the heart of our working winery, where the sights, and aromas of winemaking surround you. Savor our handcrafted collection of expressive red blends, vibrant sparkling wines, and distinctive white wines-each thoughtfully made to be low sulfite, vegan-friendly, gluten-free and natural. Make your weekends sparkle with Bubbles Brunch, offered seasonally on Saturdays, featuring rotating local food trucks, and live DJs. Want to go deeper? Book a guided winery tour or blending lab experience online and get an insider’s look at how our wines come to life, from grape to glass.
3701 G Road •Palisade, CO 81526
970-464-1300
talonwines.com
Nestled in picturesque Palisade, Talon Wines at the Meadery offers over 25 award-winning wines across three labels: St. Kathryn Cellars, Talon Winery, and Meadery of the Rockies. Enjoy tasting flights, winery tours, snack boards, and seasonal drinks with indoor and outdoor seating. The tasting room is open daily from 10am–5pm, with select extended summer hours.
202 Peach Ave • Palisade, CO, 81526 970-464-2185 theordinaryfellow.com
The Ordinary Fellow winery crafts highly sought-after wines from ancient vineyard sites in Southwest Colorado and Utah, farmed regeneratively to nurture both land and vine. Centered on classic French varietals and earning growing recognition, these limited-production wines are found at select restaurants and local shops. Exclusive Wine Club wines and experiences, Tours, and Winemaker Dinners. Relaxed setting with food trucks and seasonal drinks. 28
349 W Eighth St • Palisade, CO 81526 970-464-2024 TerraVinCellars.com
Rooted in Palisade, our philosophy is shaped by place, precision, and craft. Blending old-world influence with modern technique, we produce wines that are expressive, balanced, and unmistakably ours. At TerraVin Cellars, every bottle reflects the character and quality of the Grand Valley. TerraVin — Earth to wine.
215 S. Main Street Palisade, CO 81526 970-464-2059 liverysaloon.com 29
220 32 Road, Highway 141 Grand Junction, CO 81503 970-434-6868 whitewaterhill.com
Open Daily 10am to 5:45pm. Colorado Wine Made With Colorado Grapes! A wine for every palate, with tastings held right where we grow and make it. Dog friendly, people friendly, and place oriented. Enjoy amazing views of the valley during your guided wine tasting with our woman winemaker and winemaking team. Experience ColoRADo agritourism!
in the classic French tradition.
Harlow Lifestyle & Gift is your go-to spot for stylish jewelry, cozy bath essentials, unique gifts, and must-have finds for the little ones. Everything is handpicked to add a touch of cool to your everyday. Swing by in-store, or check us out online at harlowpalisade.com to discover your new favorite thing!
Orchard River View Wedding & Event Barn is a venue unlike any other in western Colorado. Our barn and lawn are nestled on the bank of a tranquil stretch of the Colorado River and surrounded by 360° views of uniquely Palisade, Colorado beauty. We are located in Colorado’s Fruit & Wine Country, in the valley between the Grand Mesa and the Bookcliffs. Orchard River View is brought to you by Clark Family Orchards, a Palisade farming family, seven generations and growing.
785 Elberta Avenue • Palisade, CO 81526
970-464-2042
PalisadePizzaAndPourhouse.com
Palisade Sunday Farmers Market
175 East 3rd Street • Palisade, CO 81526
970-464-5602
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237 Bower Avenue • Palisade, CO 81526
970-464-2808
spun.buzz
Come in, unwind! Shop for unique, natural fibers, quality tools and equipment such as knitting needles, spinning wheels and weaving looms. Spun offers people of all ages an opportunity to learn ancient crafts in a new way. Our studio is casual and fun, so it feels more like play. If you have the desire to create and the curiosity to learn, then you will have fun at Spun! 40
101 W 3rd Street • Palisade, CO 81526
970-464-2086
thebluepiggallery.com/coffee
Located inside Blue Pig Gallery, The Artful Cup is an inspiring place to start your morning and energize your afternoon with espresso, chai, boba, bagels, breakfast burritos, and sweet treats! Open daily at 6:30am.
223 Main Street • Palisade, CO 81526 970-623-9556 SageCreationsFarm.com
The Blue Pig Gallery 101 W 3rd Street • Palisade, CO 81526 970-464-4819
thebluepiggallery.com
At Palisade’s original gallery, you’ll find fine artworks to remember your Palisade adventure by and opportunities to explore your own creativity in classes and workshops. Blue Pig Gallery showcases work by over 65 regional artists, featuring paintings, pottery, jewelry, and more. With rotating exhibits and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect place for art lovers to discover, shop, and create. Check out our in-house coffee shop, The Artful Cup. 43
Grand Valley’s #1 destination for premium quality marijuana, infused products, CBD edibles – topicals - tinctures, and top-shelf service.
3402 C 1/2 Road • Palisade, CO 81526 970-434-8769
alidasfruits.com
Your source for locally grown Palisade fruit & fruit products. Large selection of seasonal fresh produce. Try our famous Palisade peach salsas, jams, pepper jams, syrups and hand dipped chocolate dried fruits. We have over 40 varieties of jams. Open year round. Agritours available by appointment.
3419 Front Street • Clifton, CO 81520 970-628-1237 blainesfarmstore.com
Blaine’s is a locally owned farm store in the heart of the Palisade Fruit and Wine Byway. We offer produce from our on site farm and from surrounding farms and orchards. We welcome you to stroll through our fields while enjoying a unique shopping experience, featuring Colorado specialty foods, flowers & gifts. Please do not forget to check out the Loofah Tunnel!
3857 North River Road Palisade, CO 81526 970-261-7620
bellabolettinofarms.com
Established in 1957 by the Bolettino & Young Families. USDA Certified cherries, peaches, lavender and table grapes. Depending on harvest dates, we have flowers and herbs. The farm is hosting events in our large pavilion overlooking the Colorado River. Our Airbnb “Vino Cabina” is across North River Road. Come by and enjoy the fruits of our labor!
US Hwy 6 & 24 • Palisade, CO 81526 Office 970-464-5065 Fruit Stand 970-464-0418 clarkfamilyorchards.com
Seventh-generation Palisade peach grower offering horsedrawn wagon rides thru fruit orchards and along Colorado River canals. Tour warehouse, country store and tasting room. Wheelchair accessible. Enjoy local produce! Open mid-June-September. FREE TOURS: Saturday 10a.m. and 11a.m. July–August, 45 min. Large groups by appointment.
Trees start blooming as early as March, depending on the average temperatures for the year. The blooming season typically lasts for just 2 to 3 weeks. Also, our CSAs provide year-round access to fresh produce including greens, honey, eggs, sustainably produced meat & poultry, canned goods, and more!
U-Pick or we pick! We are known for the high quality of our fruit. Buy fresh fruit, jams, dried fruit and hand-made specialty gifts. Come see us and enjoy the outdoors. Open Fri & Sat 9-4 from late June for cherries, then apricots, nectarines, plums & peaches thru Sept then apples through late Oct.
753 Elberta Ave • Palisade, CO 81526
952 I-70
45, just east of Palisade 970-464-4991
kokopelliproduce.com
Delicious organic peaches grown on our family farm. Be sure to check out our famous peach fried pies made fresh daily in our farm kitchen! We also have a great selection of local produce, jams, salsas, dried beans, peach milkshakes, gourmet fudge, gifts, and much more! Open daily, June–October.
3416 C 1/2 Road • Palisade, CO 81526 970-640-8268
moshertalleyorchard.com
Eric and Amanda (Mosher) Talley are third generation farmers. We strive to produce the freshest, best-tasting fruit at a reasonable price. All of our fruit is picked tree-ripe at the peak of its flavor. Our motto is “Making friends one peach at a time.” Besides peaches, we raise plums, nectarines, tomatoes, garlic, and fresh honey from the orchard. Our season is midJuly to mid-September, however, we offer Hipcamp year round.
3321 C Rd • Palisade, CO 81526 970-316-4020
mesaparkfruit.com
Discover Mesa Park Fruit, our beautiful farm on Palisade’s sunny East Orchard Mesa, growing delicious cherries, peaches, pears, and wine grapes. We’re known for delicious and sweet fruit (we have late season peaches into Oct most years) and our iconic big red barn overlooking the orchards and vineyards! Stop by for handpicked flavor and incredible views. Check our Google Business page or website for hours and directions. See you soon!
Event venue at a private family farm one and a half miles from downtown Palisade. Almost a mile of Colorado riverfront, lawns, orchards, ponds, riverside deck and gazebo, and woodland wildlife area.
CR 222, PO Box 88
Located in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, The High Lonesome Ranch is a 300 squaremile working cattle ranch. We raise premium, 100% grass-finished beef, focusing on sustainability and respect for the land and our animals. Our Regenerative practices ensure healthier herds, richer soil, and a better future. Our herd grazes native Audubon Certified Bird-Friendly Land — no antibiotics, no hormones, just nature-fed nourishment.
Family owned and family (and pet) friendly. We grow our own pears, apples, plums, peaches and wine grapes and use that fruit to craft award winning estate wines. U-pick the wine flight for tasting and U-pick fruit in season. Free tours. Open daily in the summer and fall 12-6, winter and spring Thursday to Monday 12 - 5 or by appt.
& orchard
CERTIFIED ORGANIC Palisade Peaches (early July), cherries (mid June), Nectarines (mid August), and plums/ pluots (September). Come visit our farm market store and gift shop to receive a FREE peach! You can also stay on our farm by booking our Airbnb to enhance your visit. Visit thestonefruitcompany.com or Airbnb to book!
12 of Palisade’s best peach varieties are grown at Z’s Orchard, plus choice cherries, apricots, apples, veggies, herbs, and prize preserves made in Z’s commercial kitchen are available. If our harvest time allows, we may be able to offer customers a farm tour. Get some zzz’s at Z’s Orchard Vacation rentals! We ship peaches across the USA in special shippers - call to order.
985 North River Road
Palisade, CO 81526
970-462-9712
stay@palisadebasecamp.com palisadebasecamp.com
A 14-acre modern campground and RV resort nestled along the Colorado River. Featuring RV sites, cozy cabins, tent camping, and van sites - plus a modern shower house, headed pool, and fully stocked general store. Located just one mile from historic downtown Palisade and minutes from world-renowned mountain bike trails, wineries, orchards, and Western Colorado festivals. Your Basecamp for Adventure!
3939 Highway 6 and 24 Palisade, CO 81526 970-464-2157
We are a freshly, renovated boutique Inn/ Motel featuring cozy, luxury beds and linens as well as self-sufficient rooms complete with mini-fridge, microwave, ice machine and full coffee pot. We are tucked away in the east side of Palisade at the base of the Grand Mesa and a half a mile from The Plunge and Palisade Rim trailhead. Our outdoor spaces include a firepit and views that capture the amazing and unique layout of our Grand Valley. Come and stay with us - we are excited to have you!
Our beautiful, centrally located, landmark property puts you right in the heart of all the fun. Intimate, historic, adults only, fun boutique Inn featuring comfortable, creatively decorated, pet free King/Queen rooms & suites all with private bath, secluded spa area, wonderful breakfasts served on the wraparound porch with Bookcliff & orchard views.
Wine Country Inn 777 Grande River Drive Palisade, CO 81526 970-464-5777
coloradowinecountryinn.com
Experience the romance of 21 acres of vineyards at Colorado’s first wine-themed hotel. Expect all the hotel amenities and enjoy the elegant charm.
Get some zzz’s at Z’s! At mile marker 8 on the Fruit & Wine Byway, we offer two cozy vacation rentals: an inviting Farmhouse and a quaint Guesthouse. Both offer magical views of the valley and are surrounded by luscious orchards, gardens and restful landscapes. Explore our local, fresh harvest & Farm Market. Info: vrbo.com/1701120, vrbo.com/1703130, airbnb.com/h/ orchard-farmhouse airbnb. com/h/orchard-guesthouse
3934 I 9/10 Road, Exit 45
Palisade, CO 81526
970-464-1339
CameoSEC.org
World-class shooting Complex is the top destination for people to participate in organized shooting competitions. An education and training facility, family firearms safety and law enforcement skills. Hours Of Operation: Winter 8am4pm, October 15th to March 14th, and Summer 7am-7pm, March 15th to October 14th.
970-778-6065
peachypedicab.com
Relax and enjoy the views as you are pedaled around Palisade by pedicab!
Peachy Pedicab offers wine tours, history tours, farm tours, shuttles for parties or weddings, on-call rides, and more. We are dog and kid-friendly. Call or text us and we’ll build a tour that shows off all the best parts of our little paradise!
48338 Powderhorn Road • Mesa, CO 970-268-5700 powderhorn.com
Since 1966, Powderhorn has invited families to enjoy skiing on the world’s largest flat-topped mountain—with 1,650 feet of vertical drop, three chairlifts, and two beginner surface lifts. Book a lesson with discounted tickets and rentals, or progress from intermediate to advanced riding steeps, glades, and boulder fields. Give us a call to learn more, we’d love to see you!
239 S. Main Street
Palisade, CO 81526
We are a full service bike shop that specializes in renting cruisers, E Bike cruisers and Mountain Bikes. Bike from the shop to the Palisade Rim Trail or ride the Fruit and Wine Byway. We also provide Palisade Plunge Shuttles and rent Paddleboards and Inflatable Kayaks.
Trike With Us offers fat tire eTrike and eBike rentals in the heart of Palisade, Colorado, giving you a fun way to explore local orchards and vineyards. Enjoy self-guided rides at your own pace on comfortable, easy-to-use electric bikes. Our fat tire models provide stability and confidence for a smooth, relaxed journey through Palisade’s scenic landscape.
