Stop in Caineville at Mesa Farm Market for straight-from-the-garden organic salads, juices, award-winning aged goat's cheese and freshly baked artisan bread from an outdoor stone-hearth oven.
Mesa Farm Market
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Fruita Rural Historic District
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Panorama Point & Gooseneck Overlook
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The Gifford Homestead is an old homestead museum where you can also buy ice cream, artisan breads and preserves made from the orchard fruit. Don't skip…
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Upper Cathedral Valley Overlook
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A short trail leads to a lookout point that affords sweeping views of Cathedral Valley.
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7. Fruita Rural Historic District
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