Colorado

Boondocking in Colorado!

Boondocking in Colorado offers stunning natural beauty, with diverse landscapes ranging from snow-capped mountains to red rock canyons. The Rocky Mountain State is a popular destination for camping, hiking, biking, and kayaking. Boondocking in Colorado can be a rewarding way to experience the wilderness and save money, but it also requires some planning and preparation. You need to know the laws and regulations that apply to camping on public lands in Colorado, such as where you can camp, how long you can stay, and what you can do on the land.

Colorado’s laws on boondocking and dispersed camping are specific to jurisdiction. The Colorado Department of Transportation has rules specific to overnighting at its rest areas, while the Colorado Department of Parks and Wildlife has its own rules for state trust lands and parks. Below are articles about Colorado boondocking laws…

Discover places to boondock in Colorado! Below are our Colorado boondocking guides for popular areas of the Rocky Mountain State…

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