Flights to Montrose

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Is Montrose number one on your list of cities to visit? We'd suggest booking your airfare with American Airlines as soon as you've organized your travel dates.

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Featuring two airports, you have options when traveling to Montrose. Think about where you're staying and the places you'll be exploring, as this may help you settle on which flights you purchase. Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT) is 56 mi from all the action downtown, while Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ) is roughly 2 mi away.

Your trip to Montrose guarantees to be unforgettable. Ensure it begins on the right foot by securing the ideal place to sleep. Travelocity offers 84 options that'll have you excitedly grabbing at your passport.

Nothing beats the thrill of planning your accommodations for your next vacation. But after hours of comparing prices and amenities, it can get a little tedious. So why not take our advice and choose one of our recommended properties, like the Days Inn by Wyndham Montrose and the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Montrose-Townsend, an IHG Hotel?

Polish your swing and maybe take some strokes off your game at Links At Cobble Creek. Seeking some more options? If you're eager for a little edification, see what's displayed at Ute Indian Museum. And that's not all there is. Hit 'em long at Bridges Golf & Country Club, a great place to relax and play a round or two.

These handy tips and hints about airport security checks will save you a lot of time and energy on your journey to Montrose:

• Make sure you know the whereabouts of your boarding pass and travel ID. You don't want to hold up the line when you're asked to hand them over.
• You'll have to put your tunes on pause for a little while. Earphones and headphones need to be removed and put in a tub to be X-rayed. The same applies to items such as belts and heavy jackets.
• Electronic items such as laptops, phones and cameras are always sent through the X-ray machine separately. Make sure they're within easy reach.
• When it comes to flying with liquids or gels, every passenger is permitted a quart-sized clear zip-lock bag to transport containers no greater than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters).
• Airport security staff will likely tell you to remove your shoes in preparation for entering the body scanner. Choose a pair that come off easily. There's nothing more annoying than having to do your laces up over and over again.
• Stash any pocketknives or other sharp items in your checked luggage. Airport security won't permit these on the aircraft.