by Stephanie Kobald | Apr 9, 2021 | Blog, Hiking, Outdoor Recreation, Spring, Summer, Things To Do
Hiking through Fireweed and Lupine wildflowers Meeker, which is surrounded by public lands, is a must-see destination for photographers, hikers, and anyone looking for spectacular wildflower viewing. During the spring and early summer season view cactus blooms,...
by VisitMeekerAdm | Oct 23, 2020 | Blog, Outdoor Recreation, Things To Do, Winter
Guest Writer: White River Nordic Council On Saturday, November 7th at noon, the annual tradition of putting up a Warming Hut in the Marvine Campground continues, for the 10th year! Beginning in 2010, the first Warming Hut was a tent donated by Sable Mountain...
by VisitMeekerAdm | Sep 29, 2020 | Blog, Community
Written by Guest Writer ~ Regan Mobley Hi, I’m Regan Mobley and my family has been living in Meeker for many generations. Meeker has always had a very special place in my heart and I love history, so learning about and researching the history of Meeker is very...
by VisitMeekerAdm | Sep 17, 2020 | Blog, Fall, Wildlife
Meeker is well-known for hosting one of the largest elk herds in the world. This makes it easy to spot an elk if you take a drive in any direction from town, especially if you drive up the Flat Tops Trail Scenic Byway along County Road 8. Other wildlife can be seen...
by VisitMeekerAdm | Aug 24, 2020 | Blog, Things To Do
The people who come to the Meeker Classic Sheepdog Trials are like family. They are loyal to not only the sheepdogs but to the community that hosts the Trials every year. Meeker is still planning to welcome everyone with open arms, even though the Trials have been...
by VisitMeekerAdm | Jul 24, 2020 | Blog, Community
Written by Guest Writer: Porter C. Hossack The Rio Blanco County Fair is very important to our community as well as to the kids who are involved with either 4-H or FFA. As a senior showman who has been involved in FFA/4-H for three years, words cannot describe how...
