Downtown Grand Junction (Main Street)
Main Street
A tree-lined main street with more than a hundred outdoor sculptures, where restaurants, bars and boutiques cluster. It is ideal for an evening stroll.
Grand Junction's Main Street was converted into a winding, tree-lined pedestrian street in the 1960s. The "Art on the Corner" project placed more than a hundred outdoor sculptures along the street, creating an open-air art gallery. The street has many restaurants, craft beer bars, wine tasting rooms and outdoor gear shops, and the historic Avalon Theatre hosts performances from time to time. From June to September, a farmers' market is held every Thursday evening, where you can buy Palisade peaches and local wine. The Museum of the West is also nearby and within walking distance.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Museum of the West
- Colorado Riverfront Trail
- Lunch Loop Trails (Tabeguache)
- Cross Orchards Historic Site
- Colorado National Monument
- Mount Garfield
- Dinosaur Hill
- Dinosaur Journey Museum