Lunch Loops

Grand Junction, Colorado

5.0/5

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6.48 miles

Elevation Gain

915 ft

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Loop

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Lunch Loops is a loop trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Grand Junction, Colorado.

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Lunch Loops Reviews

Jacob Zeerip

Lunch Loops

03/29/23

In reality, the lunch loops is a large conglomerate of trails. There is a variety to choose from. If you are mountain biking, and want some thing, a little easier, there is quite a few green ones to choose from. If you’re more advanced, well, let’s just say there is no shortage of fun here! as for hiking or trail running, everyone here is very nice and accommodating, and it is nice to walk a trail slowly, and just soak in the beauty of nature.

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