
Business Highlight: Western Anglers
Walk into Western Anglers on Main Street in downtown Grand Junction and you’ll find plenty of what you’d expect—fly rods, reels, technical apparel, flies and gear from some of the best brands in the business.
But spend a little time talking with owner Ned Mayers, and it quickly becomes clear that selling gear is only part of what the shop is about.

Imagine the Future of Outdoor Recreation in Mesa County
Imagine the Future of Outdoor Recreation in Mesa County What should outdoor recreation in Mesa County look like 10, 20, or even 30 years from now? As part of True West: A Shared Vision for Outdoor Recreation in Mesa County, we invite community members of all backgrounds to join us for an interactive Visioning Workshop. Together, we’ll explore opportunities, identify priorities, and imagine the future we want to create for our trails, parks, rivers, public lands, and outdoor communities. Whether

Help Shape the Future of Outdoor Recreation in Mesa County
Help Shape the Future of Outdoor Recreation in Mesa County As part of True West: A Shared Vision for Outdoor Recreation in Mesa County, we’re hosting an evening of user-group workshops to hear directly from the people who know our outdoor spaces best. Through small-group discussions, we’ll explore what’s working, the challenges we face, and the priorities that should guide future investments, access, stewardship, infrastructure, and recreation opportunities. Choose the conversation that best fits your interests: Non-Motorized Trails Motorized Trails

Business Highlight: Grand Junction Adventures
Grand Junction Adventures was founded by longtime Grand Junction locals Elizabeth Fortushniak and James Stover. Looking for supplemental income and more flexibility for their young family, the couple launched Grand Junction Stand Up Paddle at Highline Lake, capitalizing on the rapid growth of paddleboarding in the outdoor recreation industry.

Call for Nominations: Celebrate Outdoor Recreation Excellence
As we continue to build a resilient, inclusive, and thriving outdoor recreation economy and culture across the Western Slope, it’s time to shine a light on the people and organizations leading the way.

Grain For Good
Join us for an evening of great beer and greater purpose! A portion of all beer proceeds will be donated to GVORC.