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Okie in Wyoming

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Our trip to the Big Horns. Parked in the National Forest


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A fire a few years back wiped out this ridge, but new pines are growing back.


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Merle Creek - picture taken during our 4wheeler ride

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And on our way home - Heavy sigh

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Last weekend at Talzen Lake just west of Smithers.


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Boondocking near Woods Canyon Lake in Northern Arizona.

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Boondocking in the Tarryall area outside of Jefferson Co on Rock Creek RD.

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our view

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There are many spots to camp, even more beautiful views.

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JiminDenver wrote:

Boondocking in the Tarryall area outside of Jefferson Co on Rock Creek RD.

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JinD,
Can you give me driving directions to this area? How far is it from Denver or Ft. Collins, CO?

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Sure thing Mona

Take 285 to Jefferson. Hang a left on Tarryall Rd (CR 77)for 8 miles past the ranches and rock formations.

Hang another left at Rock Creek RD ( County Rd 39). The Pike Nat Forest starts in about 2 miles. We we around 3-4 miles in when we found this spot. There were many before and after. The main road is a bit rough at the beginning but good after that. I only traveled the side roads to the point that I knew I wouldn't take our 25ft TT farther, so you should find even more with a pop up.

I don't know the exact miles but it didn't take us 2 hours to get home including the rush hour traffic thru Denver. ( we live near DIA)

I understand that there are boondocking areas around Red Feathers and Lake John ( Walden) that would be closer to Fort Collins.

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Early morning, in middle of alfalfa pivot, adjacent to the corn field we were cutting, northwestern Kansas, eight miles from Nebraska line...we were helping at family farm...DW and I stayed in the fields every night when the rest when home to sleep...absolutely, eerily quiet...and the stars, OMG, the Milky Way was SPECTACULAR!!...

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JiminDenver wrote:

Sure thing Mona

Take 285 to Jefferson. Hang a left on Tarryall Rd (CR 77)for 8 miles past the ranches and rock formations.

Hang another left at Rock Creek RD ( County Rd 39). The Pike Nat Forest starts in about 2 miles. We we around 3-4 miles in when we found this spot. There were many before and after. The main road is a bit rough at the beginning but good after that. I only traveled the side roads to the point that I knew I wouldn't take our 25ft TT farther, so you should find even more with a pop up.

I don't know the exact miles but it didn't take us 2 hours to get home including the rush hour traffic thru Denver. ( we live near DIA)

I understand that there are boondocking areas around Red Feathers and Lake John ( Walden) that would be closer to Fort Collins.

hope this Helps
JinD


Thanks JinD! I will save these directions for future use.

As for Red Feathers...yeah we have boondocked there many times and have enjoyed it! See our photos below:


http://family.webshots.com/album/559649894mePImT


http://travel.webshots.com/album/561598022GAYRSY

http://good-times.webshots.com/album/566906494ddvoRU

http://good-times.webshots.com/album/574156463zVvJKG

http://good-times.webshots.com/album/566892721yjmUMD


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