Motherhood, Apple Pie, and Campfires

Taylor Park is indeed a neat place. We camped there a couple years ago and pulled our Polaris Razr and did our touring and fishing with it. We camped across the road from the paid State Park campground on National Forest land free. Went up to Tin Cup, over passes we might not should have and wouldn't again in Razr. Truck camper of any kind not advised in many spots. Above Mirror Lake at the summit we had to wait for pass to open after the authorities cleaned up debris from folks that went over the edge. Snow up there made it wide enough for 4x4 vehicle but only one at a time single track. Scary. Hancock Pass a bugger, only look at that one again from the air, all in all pretty neat. Never had a campfire smoke issue. Another neat and more scrabble but little used area is on down the road east of Gunnison, barely noticable sign in the right. Out thru pastures, and 2-3 huge gates that you must open and close for wildlife management, down the canyon, thru the low water crossing up into a valley with a beautiful Lake. And yes, trout. No services, definate boondocking. Been by there alot in years past visiting kids at Created Butte and never knew it was there. Beautiful.