Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Montrose, CO

Montrose

Covered Bridge Ranch is a 300-acre family operation at the base of the San Juan Mountains near Montrose, built around Colorado Conifers, a wholesale tree nursery and Christmas tree farm with more than 45 years in business. Seasonal visitors come for cut-your-own Christmas trees, pumpkin picking, and farm tours.

Olathe

DeVries runs a roadside produce stand on Highway 50 in Olathe, in the sweet corn and cherry belt of the Uncompahgre Valley, selling fruit and vegetables grown on their own ground and neighboring farms. The stand also carries local beef, honey, cheese, jam, and pickles, open daily 9 to 5 from late June through the season, with SNAP accepted.

Dayspring Farm sits on Dalia Road in the North Fork Valley near Hotchkiss and Paonia, Colorado's high-altitude fruit-and-wine country. No website or social presence turned up in research beyond the address on file — call ahead to confirm what's growing and what's for sale.

Delta

English Farm sits on Amber Road outside Delta, at the same address as Bills' Pumpkin Patch, suggesting one family property listed under two names. Details beyond location aren't posted publicly, so calling ahead is the surest way to confirm what's growing and when the gate is open.

Delta

Bills' Pumpkin Patch farms Amber Road outside Delta, sharing an address with English Farm — likely the same family land split across two listings. No independent website turned up; expect a straightforward fall pumpkin sale typical of small Delta County operations.

Delta

Delta County runs its own agritourism program out of the North Fork Valley, home to what the county calls the largest organic-producing region in Colorado. The program connects visitors to self-guided farm and ranch tours, farm-to-table dinners, and wine-tasting routes through valley vineyards, plus hands-on visits with the growers themselves.

Hotchkiss

Delicious Orchards has sold fruit along Highway 133 in Hotchkiss for decades, one of the anchor names in the North Fork Valley's orchard country. The business now operates under the Big B's Delicious Orchards banner, with the same high-altitude apples, peaches, and stone fruit going into the juices and ciders sold on-site. Longtime visitors may still know the fruit stand by its original name.

Eckert

Fritchman Orchards has run a fruit shed in Eckert since 1975, the fifth generation of the same family growing peaches, apples, pears, cherries, and plums on about 100 acres. The shed also carries honey, vegetables, and pumpkins from neighboring North Fork Valley farms, so a stop here covers more than just what's growing on Fritchman ground.