Step into a world that runs on its own time. A world where cowboys still ride the range and Indian rock art adorn the canyon walls; where you can hear the wind blow, the eagles cry and the coyotes howl.

A forgotten, one-time mining boomtown; now Mesa County's best-kept secret. In this remote area, visitors find nature with all her whims and wilds easily accessible by foot, horseback, mountain bike, river raft or 4x4... and it is a rock climber's paradise boasting granite walls and sandstone towers. Gateway is connected via jeep and mountain bike trails to Fruita, CO and Moab, UT. There is also easy access to the Uncompaghre and Manti-LaSal National Forests.

Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic & Historic Byway
Take along the CD narrative! Available at the Museum of Western Colorado, Norwood Visitors' Ctr. and The Outpost or at gtwycanyons.com.

The Hanging Flume
Clinging to the Wingate Sandstone cliffs 100-150 ft. above the Dolores River Canyon is a 7-mile wooden flume, built between 1889-1890 to operate mining equipment.

Gateway Auto History Museum
An interactive 'walk-through' timeline celebrating America's love affair with the com-bustion engine. A 45-car timeline, visiting displays and more...

Paradox Grille
Named in honor of the local Paradox Valley, this culinary jewel is truly inconsistent with convention. A 4-star dining experience that rivals that of the big cities.

Summit School Riding Ranch Located at the old Summit School site in Unaweep Canyons, this newly opened riding school/equestrian program offers experiences for all ages and abilities.

Adventure Center
ATV/Jeep tours of the canyons, mtn bike rentals, suggested itineraries, rafting, tubing and kayaking on the Dolores.

3rd Annual Classic Auto Fest - May 10, 2008

Road Cycling Festival - August 8-10, 2008

Model T Centennial Celebration - September 26-28, 2008

Canyon Colors Festival - October 11, 2008