Was not sure where to put this, seemed the best location.
Last weekend the wife and I went for a wheeling camping trip. We always boondock. The terrain expected is how we choose what we will sleep in. Well last weekend involved traveling unknown to us 4x4 roads and visiting with friends in a nearby town for part of the weekend.
With knowing the all of that we packed up my Rangie for the hills. Saturday we met up with others to run Johnny Park Road/Button Rock spur and then go down to Estes Park.
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After hanging out in Estes Park for many hours it was time to leave and find camp. My wife and I headed back into the hills to find a spot. It was a great eve and we loved our spot!
Sunday we woke up to a beautiful day. While that did change into rain, hail, clouds and much cooler temps we still had a blast. We did Pierson Rd. The description I found said it was a nice scenic cruise, HAHAHA!!! While much of it was easy going there were a few spots that were a bit rough. The hail, rain and instant water crossing did make it more fun however. After the trails we went back into Estes for a lunch break and off to Lily Lake for a short walk. We spent the rest of the day taking our time and making stops on the Peak-to-Peak highway. It was a fantastic weekend!
Fantastic pictures. Looks like a great time. Thanks for sharing.
Do you know any more about that stone church. Looks like its out in the middle of no where. Really neat
What would you like to know? The name is Saint Malo's Church. It's open to the public. It's not that far out, maybe a 15 min. drive out of Estes Park,CO
Just a head's up, we now have a "Camping / Plans and Trip reporting" forum under the "RV Camping Forums" header. That would be a great place for something like this.
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Great pics! Looks like you had a lot of fun.
I suspect our 43 footer would not have made the trip.
Glad you had the right "rig" for the situation.
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Just a head's up, we now have a "Camping / Plans and Trip reporting" forum under the "RV Camping Forums" header. That would be a great place for something like this.
Awesome, I was looking for that. I just did not see it.
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Thanks for the info Funrover. Very interesting.
Enjoy!
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Great pics! Looks like you had a lot of fun.
I suspect our 43 footer would not have made the trip.
Glad you had the right "rig" for the situation.
Irene
Well, There are a lot of places you could have gone w/ that rig. Some you may not be able to hahahahaha!!!