Colorado National Monument

Colorado National Monument is a high plateau located near Grand Junction on Interstate 70 crossing central Colorado toward Denver. The northern side of the raised plateau has had enormous canyons eroded into it by ancient rains. The park service built a winding road to follow the zig-zag rim above these  canyons, providing a wealth of easy-to-use scenic overlooks.

Fruita Canyon

Park Sign Fruita Canyon Sign Fruita Canyon Overlook

Balanced Rock

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  Table Model of Park  

Book Cliffs View

Table Model of Park Edge Of Book Cliffs Book Cliffs View From Book Cliffs Toward Monument Canyon

Otto's Trail

Ottos Trail Looking West From Ottos Trail Badlands View Pipe Organ Off Otto's Trail

Independence Monument

Independence Monument Sign Independence Monument In Valley Independence Monument Close-Up Independence Monument Explanation

Grand View

Grand View Sign Grand View From Canyon Grand View Grand View Closer

Monument Canyon

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Coke Ovens

Coke Ovens Coke Ovens From West In Afternoon Coke Ovens From West

Fallen Rock

Fallen Rock Sign Upper Ute Toward Fallen Rock Fallen Rock Graphic Fallen Rock Explanation

Ute Canyon

Echo Wall Sign Echo Wall Sign Text Echo Wall Upper Ute Canyon
Ute Canyon Toward South Ute Canyon View Ute CanyonUte Canyon

Red Canyon

Red Canyon Sign Red Canyon

Devil's Kitchen

Winding Road Called Dogs Tooth Devils Kitchen Entrance To Park Formations Along Entry Road

Cold Shiver Point

Columbus Canyon Near Cold South
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