Your Favorite Boondocking Pics
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DenverDan wrote:
Rubiranch wrote:
When we lived in Denver we used to go up there a couple times a year to take Red Cone Pass from Fairplay over to Brekenridge, it's a
beautiful drive.
That's Red Cone Pass, the peak is 12,801 ft.
And here is what you face after that first descent of Red Cone
I believe that picture is the south side of Red cone. The north side is one way down, too steep to climb back up. Here is a video from a couple of years ago on ATVs Red Cone VideoDenverDan wrote:
Rubiranch wrote:
When we lived in Denver we used to go up there a couple times a year to take Red Cone Pass from Fairplay over to Brekenridge, it's a
beautiful drive.
That's Red Cone Pass, the peak is 12,801 ft.
And here is what you face after that first descent of Red Cone
If you look in the background you can see another trail that makes a right hand turn andheads up (out of view);
Radical Hill.:W:B
We love this ride. After Radical Hill you drop into the Wild Irishman and then through Saints John and then into Montezuma, what a great ride.Don/Shar wrote:
Boondocking in Quartzsite, Az South La Paz long term area.
Why the border rocks? Don't tell me it keeps the snakes out...
rvndogsDon/Shar wrote:
monakayk wrote:
Don/Shar wrote:
Boondocking in British Columbia on way to Alaska
How long were you camping in Alaska? Love those photos!
We were in Alaska for 3 1/2 months. Loved every minute of it and want to go back.
Don/Shar
How wonderful to be able to visit that state for so long! In My Dreams!!! So what time of year did you go? It looked pretty warm from your photo. Also, what were the temps then?- Here are some pics from some mid April boondocking near Cottonwood Lake, Colorado
It got down to 3 degrees F the first night. Heaters rock!
Rubiranch wrote:
When we lived in Denver we used to go up there a couple times a year to take Red Cone Pass from Fairplay over to Brekenridge, it's a
beautiful drive.
That's Red Cone Pass, the peak is 12,801 ft.
And here is what you face after that first descent of Red Cone- Great pictures everyone, summer is on it's way.:B:B
monakayk wrote:
Don/Shar wrote:
Boondocking in British Columbia on way to Alaska
How long were you camping in Alaska? Love those photos!
We were in Alaska for 3 1/2 months. Loved every minute of it and want to go back.
Don/Shar
Anza Borrego overlooking the Salton SeaDon/Shar wrote:
Boondocking in British Columbia on way to Alaska
How long were you camping in Alaska? Love those photos!
