Iconic Free Campsite at Owl Creek Pass in Colorado/OHV Trails

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  • @DianaKirby3
    @DianaKirby3 4 місяці тому +1

    Steve and I got married in Debbie's Park. Beautiful video thanks for what you do.

    • @SwitchingGearsRVDiary
      @SwitchingGearsRVDiary  4 місяці тому +1

      What a great venue. It’s one of my favorite areas of the state.

  • @chrismis2062
    @chrismis2062 5 місяців тому +1

    Gorgeous area! The trails looked very challenging, to me, who has zero experience with off-roading, but it was perfectly handled by your excellent driver! What a perfect place to spend a relaxing and inspiring vacation.

    • @SwitchingGearsRVDiary
      @SwitchingGearsRVDiary  5 місяців тому +1

      These are our favorite mountains. The video doesn't even capture how beautiful it is. We love our little Julius and the adventures it take us on.

  • @CalebCampos-r5h
    @CalebCampos-r5h 5 місяців тому +1

    Love your content.! Also where can I reserve any of these spots? Thanks for your videos

    • @SwitchingGearsRVDiary
      @SwitchingGearsRVDiary  5 місяців тому

      I'm so glad you love our content! The camping spots in this video are dispersed camping. The National Forest Service has designated this area for camping. They offer no services and are free to the public. No reservation is required. Simply find a spot that has an established fire pit (a dug out area surrounded by rocks) and you're set.

  • @christopherovard379
    @christopherovard379 5 місяців тому +1

    Hey y’all. Thanks for the video. Is the fourteen day limit per campsite, or per trail location. Can one move just to the next campsite a few miles away and stay in the same area for more than fourteen days? How close was the nearest dump station to where y’all were? Thanks again. Have a Wonderful time

    • @SwitchingGearsRVDiary
      @SwitchingGearsRVDiary  5 місяців тому +1

      Great questions. Each area can have different rules, but in general both National Forests and BLM land has a 14 day stay limit within a 28 day period and 20 mile radius. We use the Maverick Station in Montrose (31 miles away) because it is free.