Delta: Colorado’s Getaway To The Canyons
Named after its location on the delta of where the Uncompahgre River flows into the Gunnison River, Delta, Colorado rests at an altitude of 4,953 feet and is bordered by majestic mountains, deep canyons, and meandering rivers, making it a gem in the high desert. The municipality of Delta is part Delta County and despite of being the most populous community in the county, it has managed to preserved their culture manifested in various lively cultural celebration and amazing architectural designs in various structures in the community. Visit the town via plane and arrive at Montrose Regional Airport and then drive 20 miles to reach Delta, CO. town proper.
Best Time to Visit
Tourists who want to avoid summer crowds flocking in most of the favorite attractions in Delta, CO, June to September are the most ideal months to be in the town. This is also when hotels and airfare is less expensive and weather is warm, not too hot, and perfect for exploring the outdoor. May is the peak of tourism in Delta while December is the unlikely month the tourists visit the town.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Travelers who are into outdoor recreational activities such as swimming, water-skiing, boating and wildlife watching should visit the Sweitzer Lake State Park. Just a few miles outside the town is the Devils Thumb Golf Club where tourist can test their golf skills in this award-winning 18-hole championship golf course that offers panoramic view of Uncompahgre Valley. A visit to Fort Uncompahgre will take tourist a step back in time to the mid-1820s to rediscover the earliest days of trading in the region. For a complete relaxation, tourist can stay at Days Inn by Wyndham Delta CO or at Rodeway Inn.