Editing Cedaredge, Colorado (section)

==Sites of interest and events==
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===AppleFest===
In 1978 the "Cedaredge Harvest Festival" officially changed its name to "AppleFest." AppleFest is an annual celebration of apples, arts, music, and food held the first weekend in October in Cedaredge, Colorado. It is attended by around 15,000 visitors each year and typically over 200 food, arts and crafts vendors. The event features a classic car show, antique tractor show, and motorcycle show.

Musical guests feature folk, gospel, blues, country, rock, bluegrass and others with local, regional and national artists.

Since 2000, the festival has also included a chili cooking competition fundraiser organized by the Cedaredge VFD.

AppleFest 2014 marked the 37th Anniversary of the event.{{citation needed|date=December 2017}}

===Pioneer Town===
[[File:Cedaredgepioneertown.jpg|thumb|left|Pioneer Town entrance in Cedaredge, Colorado. Pictured are Stolte fruit packing shed and historic Bar-I grain silos.]]

Pioneer Town is a museum and historical village open from [[Memorial Day|Memorial Day weekend]] through the first weekend in October. The centerpieces of Pioneer Town are the octagonal Bar-I Silos, the last remaining structures of the Bar-I Ranch, a cattle ranch that was established in the early 1880s. The museum's replicas of early 20th-century town buildings include a [[western saloon]], marshall's office, barber shop, bank, clothing store, jail, creamery, and a working blacksmith's shop. It also includes Chapel of the Cross, a prairie-style chapel housing one of the world's largest digital organs, the Doll and Toy House, a museum of historical dolls and toys, and the Sutherland Indian Museum, housing one of Colorado's largest arrowhead displays. The old Stolte Packing Shed also serves as a rental facility for local events and receptions the Antique and Classic Car Show during the town's AppleFest weekend celebration.

===Cedaredge Golf Club===
Opened in the Spring of 1988, as the Deer Creek Village Golf Club, Cedaredge Golf Club is a public golf course in Cedaredge, Colorado. The golf course was completed in April 1992 and is located on what was part of the Bar-I Cattle Ranch hayfields of the early 1900s. This 18-hole course has four tee boxes per hole. Cedaredge Golf Club includes a driving range, clubhouse, and grill.{{citation needed|date=December 2017}}

Located in a protected valley at {{convert|6100|ft|m}} in elevation, the Cedaredge Golf Club course has natural cedars and winding creek beds.{{citation needed|date=December 2017}}

===Grand Mesa Scenic and Historic Byway===
The [[Grand Mesa Scenic and Historic Byway]] scenic and historic byway was approved by the Colorado Department of Transportation in 1991. It runs North from Cedaredge along Highway 65, to the top of the Grand Mesa at more than {{convert|10000|ft|m}}. Grand Mesa visitors center has maps, books and other information about the area. The byway sneaks past Island Lake, one of more than 300 trout-filled lakes in Grand Mesa National Forest. On the north side of the Mesa are the towns of Mesa, Collbran, and Powderhorn Ski Resort. The byway continues along De Beque Canyon, with its colorful sandstone bluffs, and eventually meets Interstate 70 in the town of [[De Beque, Colorado|De Beque]].