Your Favorite Boondocking Pics
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- Grandstaircase-Escalante,Utah
Canyonlands,Airport campsite on the White Rim Trail, Utah.
Airport site video
Wildcat Area,off Hwy 12, Utah.
Utah has some of the great boondocking places in the USA. - I didn't take the camper thip trip. I was saving a little fuel for the rest of you.
This campsite is just outside Mt Lassen NP to the south.
- Doesn't look like much, in fact it is a sheep pasture with the sheep removed. What makes this a great boondocking site was the 4 days of Bluegrass music that went with the site. Hard to estimate the number of campers in this makeshift campgrounds but I would guess in the 500+ range. everything from tiny sleeping bag tents all the way up to big class A pushers.
Jim... - We went again to the same area. Here are some more photos of the DH and I boon-docking alone at another spot at Red Feather Lakes, CO-Aug. 8-10, 2008. Even though our PUP looks un-level it was level:
- Had a great time this summer, boon-docking with friends at Red Feather Lakes, CO-July 25-27,2008. Even though the PUP looks un-level...it was level:
- Mt. Shasta in background. Camped out a mile or so below Castle Lake this Labor Day.
Mt. Shasta / Castle Lake Boondockin'
Boondock by firelight profdant139 wrote:
Two spot on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. The first is east of Highway 67 in the Kaibab National Forest. The other one is on the west in the Rainbow Rim area of the KNF. For some reason, I could not post the pictures here, but this is the link:
North Rim
Here you go:
- Two spot on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. The first is east of Highway 67 in the Kaibab National Forest. The other one is on the west in the Rainbow Rim area of the KNF. For some reason, I could not post the pictures here, but this is the link:
North Rim - I want to but the roads are closed in the winter. I might keep near main roads to keep from getting snowed in.
Matho wrote:
Northern Gila New Mexico
View out the back door.
Great pictures. Would you go there in the winter?
