Cedaredge is proud of the great attractions and activities that can be found in this small rural community. Be sure to visit Pioneer Town (pictured), a re-constructed replica of a pioneer town in Western Colorado. Many of the buildings were originally part of Cedaredge. Located on the site of the Bar I Ranch, you will find the Main Street, silos, Adobe Museum, an impressive doll collection, a school house, the Chapel of the Cross and of course, Stolte Shed.

The art community in Cedaredge is overflowing with talent. Painters, potters and musicians are joined by cultural artists who practice blacksmithing, soap making, leather work, quilting and tatting. Concerts in the park, jam sessions in orchards and special events surround the soul with beautiful music and tones.

Visit pottery studios, art galleries and artist studios to view their work and take some home. Several area artists are nationally known working in watercolor, oil, pencil, clay and glass. The Apple Shed art complex houses a number of galleries. Once a working packing shed, this unique shopping venue is fun to browse through. Gifts, food and a few new friends are waiting for you.

Main Street in Cedaredge is quaint and inviting. Take the time to sip a soda at the original soda fountain, it's a treat. Visit the galleries and shops where you will definitely find something different. Main St. Gallery has a selection of local art and pieces from around the world. Wander into the Country Market for antiques and gifts or the Cedaredge Floral and find a working soda fountain. Manna Natural Foods supplies the area with fresh organics and great information for those seeking organics for the first time.

Wander off of Main and find a large selection of antiques, rodeo grounds, the largest ice cream cone you will ever eat, and the entrance to the Grand Mesa National Scenic and Historic Byway.

Take home great tastes from the area. Wineries and roadside stands are open and provide tempting samples. The wineries are award winning producers. Stoney Mesa Winery produces a variety of wines and Red Mountain Ranches hosts a tasting room. Stop into either a try some. You will be sure to find a new favorite. 

The orchards and roadside stands sell directly from the tree to you. Some even allow you to pick your own. Fruit grown at this high  elevation produce high sugar and juice content. Bite into one of our apples and you'll forget where Washington is.

Take a drive on the DeerCreek Golf Course, spectacular views, well-groomed greens and great weather might not improve your game, but it will improve your experience. Course fees are quite reasonable and the clubhouse is home to the Grill.

Take a drive of another kind and travel the Grand Mesa National Scenic and Historic Byway. This 63 mile route takes you up to a tabletop mesa with sweeping vistas, a variety of wildlife, recreational attractions, lodging, dining, interpretive talks, and of course the usual camping, picnic sites, and more. Visit the Powderhorn Resort for skiing in winter, fall provides an abundance of opportunities for big game and summer, well it's great! The two communities of Mesa and Cedaredge are the gateways to the Byway. Many services are provided in these communities.