Palisade, Colorado, is renowned for its ability to grow some of North America’s best fruit. Palisade has a rich history of raising all types of fruits and vegetables in a climate unique to this section of the Western Slope. As early as the 1890s, apple, cherry, peach, pear, and plum trees were planted in the area. In 1909, the town celebrated the first Peach Day festival, with President Taft as the speaker. During harvest season, which runs from late June to early October, you’ll be able to find these great fruits and vegetables at stands and orchards throughout the town. You should definitely try all of the delicious fruits our town has to offer, but you’ll find that the peaches have a nationwide fan club! Try just one bite of these juicy treats, and we guarantee you’ll be back for more.

Pick your own fruit – Colorado U-Pick Orchards

Palisade fruit stand.

Since harvest time is seasonal, U-Pick farms will require that all guests schedule in advance to ensure the best experience.

Harvest Season for Produce:

Spring: Apricots, Cherries

Summer: Peaches

Fall: Pears, Apples

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