Boondocking at North Rim Grand Canyon?
I working my way down thru Utah to the North Rim of the GC. I think I've read about people boondocking there. Any tips on: a) Good locations? b) USFS, etc. campgrounds? c) Do's and dont's Ra...
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You do have to be careful about snow up there. I was there in the last week of September, and it was fine, no snow. But they will not keep clearing the roads, so if you get snow in the forcast, get out.
They get something called "Feet of snow" up there, at 7,500' elevation they get colder than the other places.
Check weather.com
Yes I spent a couple of weeks there once and it was a great time. I don't recall the exact forest road number, there was a lake there. Even a large pile of firewood left over from the last campers.
Check with the forest service, you will need a free fire permit if you plan on a fire or BBQ outside.
Fred.
They get something called "Feet of snow" up there, at 7,500' elevation they get colder than the other places.
Check weather.com
Yes I spent a couple of weeks there once and it was a great time. I don't recall the exact forest road number, there was a lake there. Even a large pile of firewood left over from the last campers.
Check with the forest service, you will need a free fire permit if you plan on a fire or BBQ outside.
Fred.
