Fruita Wayfinding Routes

Internal Wayfinding Trails in the City of Fruita 

Funded by a grant from the Colorado Department of Transportation, the City of Fruita recently created four wayfinding routes throughout town to help guide pedestrian and bicycle traffic. Many maps have been installed, and pavement markings along the routes have also been installed to help guide users along each route. The routes were created with pedestrian and bicycle safety in mind. The routes use off-street trails and roads with wide shoulders or sidewalks, as much as possible. 

More information on each route can be found here: 

• Fruitadens/Green Route - The FruitaDens/Green Route is a loop that includes access to the Fruita Community Center, Little Salt Wash Park, the Little Salt Wash Trail, and the Fremont Street (18.5 Road) pedestrian trail.    

• Apatosaurus/Orange Route - The Apatosaurus/Orange Route is a short route on the southside of Fruita (south of Interstate 70), and uses the Colorado Riverfront Trail and the trail in the state park to help users along the route. 

• Ceratosaurus/Red Route -  The Ceratosaurus/Red Route runs along the northwest side of Fruita. 

• Stegosaurus/Blue Route - The Stegosaurus/Blue Route includes access to Circle Park, Fruita Monument High School and the Fruita 8/9, downtown Fruita, and more.  

You can download a .pdf version of the wayfinding map from the link below.