Western Colorado’s Energy Profile

Colorado Energy Profile

Colorado’s energy profile is amazing and its future full of potential. Not only is Colorado the 4th largest state in oil production but also 8th-largest in natural gas production.  Yet its total energy consumption is lower than 33 other states and its reliance on coal-fired power plants has dropped significantly especially in the past 10 […]

Quality Home Interior Products

Gunnison Model Kitchen Quality Home Interior

Homes at Cobble Creek builds a quality home with upgraded interior products and prides themselves on their selection offered.  Spruce Point Patio Homes part of Homes at Cobble Creek believe it is important to build a home that offers luxury at an affordable price. KitchenAid Appliance Package Upgraded KitchenAid appliance package brings not only a […]

Colorado Uncompahgre National Forest

Colorado Uncompahgre National Forest Color Celebration

Uncompahgre National Forest is a vast expanse of natural beauty located near Montrose in western Colorado. It covers over 955,000 acres, spanning several counties including parts of Gunnison, Montrose, Mesa, San Miguel, and Ouray.  The area was established as a National Forest in 1905 and is actually managed jointly by Grand Mesa and Gunnison National […]

Montrose Development and Revitalization

Downtown Montrose, Colorado development circa 1882

Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of western Colorado, Montrose is a city that has seen significant growth and transformation over the years. The Montrose Development and Revitalization Team (DART) is a dynamic entity dedicated to fostering business growth and enhancing the community’s vibrancy. DART was established in 2017, not only taking over the responsibilities of […]

Kokopelli Trail in Colorado

Kokopelli Trail near Montrose, Colorado

The Kokopelli Trail in Colorado is a renowned multi-use trail that stretches approximately 142 miles. It begins in Loma, an hour plus from Montrose, and stretches down to Moab, Utah. Established in 1989, the trail was named after Kokopelli, a Native American deity often depicted as a flute player. The trail offers a diverse and […]

Wilderness Areas Near Montrose

San Juan Wilderness area near Montrose

Colorado is home to a plethora of wilderness areas near Montrose and throughout the state. In fact, Colorado is home to 42 such designated areas. The Wilderness Act of 1964 outlines criteria used to designate an area as “Wilderness.” It states a place set aside to preserve natural conditions, provide opportunities for solitude and primitive […]

New Home Styles for Sale

Sopris Design is one of the new home styles

Recently, new home styles for sale have topped the list in popularity and they may not be what you were thinking.  Are you drawn by the warm and woodsy Craftsman? What about the clean lines of a Modern style home or is the nostalgic comfort of a Colonial more to your liking? Naming your housing […]

Dams and Reservoirs near Montrose

Dams and Reservoirs near Montrose Colorado

Surrounded by stunning landscapes is a network of impressive dams and reservoirs near Montrose, Colorado. These structures not only provide essential water resources and hydroelectric power but also offer a plethora of recreational opportunities. Listed below are some key dams and reservoirs near Montrose to explore. Morrow Point Dam and Reservoir Morrow Point Dam, a […]

Navigating Montrose Real Estate

Montrose Real Estate-Spruce Point Patio Home

Navigating the Montrose Real Estate market is much simpler than those of larger communities if you know what you want. It may be more of a matter of availability and timing. When is the best time to buy a new home? Should you buy now or wait until prices come down? According to Kelly Godbey, […]

Dominguez-Escalante in Colorado

Domingue-Escalante in Colorado

Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area (NCA) near Montrose in Colorado features rugged canyons, ancient petroglyphs and diverse wildlife. This area covers over 200,000 acres of protected lands. Named for two Spanish explorers, later become part of the Old Spanish National Historic Trail, a 19th-century land trade route. The scenery features red-rock canyons and sandstone bluffs showcasing […]