Scenic Driving
Tour the historic Rim Rock Drive as you wind your way through the monument, stopping at scenic overlooks or trailheads as you go. 
Camping
Enjoy camping in our campground or in the backcountry. 
Wildlife Viewing
There are many unique animals to watch for in these canyons, including desert bighorn sheep and colorful collared lizards. 
Visiting in Winter
Experience the quieter season of the monument. 
Hiking
With nearly fifty miles of maintained trails, from short and easy to long and strenuous, find the one that's right for you. 
Bicycling
Road cyclists enjoy the challenge of 23 miles along historic Rim Rock Drive. 
Picnicking
Several picnic areas offer space for formal and informal gatherings. 
Becoming a Junior Ranger
People of all ages can become a Junior Ranger - it's a lifelong learning experience. 
Getting Oriented
The visitor center has exhibits, a park film, restrooms, the gift shop, and rangers and volunteers to guide your visit. 
Filming & Photography
Scenic vistas and natural features offer incredible opportunities for photographers. 
Climbing
Rock climbing in the monument is a popular activity for those who come prepared. 
Visiting Nearby Attractions
Opportunities abound in the Grand Valley and beyond. Trip Idea |
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Last updated: April 29, 2025