Pros: Super-easy access, right off SR-150, with hard packed dirt road. I was able to pull a 28 foot trailer with a 2WD truck up to the second of these two sites.Įxpect gorgeous sunsets up here, but also expect moderate to heavy winds too. The first two campsites in this last section are easy enough to get any size RV up. This last section, where the road ascends elevation offers the most breathtaking views.
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About 1/4 up, are a series of clearings where cars and RVs have made camp.
The third section is also another 1/4 mile beyond that, and is a flat area for another four large RVs. The second section lies a 1/4 mile up the road, and is a flat area large enough for another four large RVs. It looks to be big enough for four large RVs. The first is located right at the intersection where Mt. Blanca Rd appear to be divided into four sections. But you will also a good number of RV campers who come here for the free boondocking, and the close the proximity to Great Sand Dunes National Park. You will tend to see a lot of car campers and van dwellers, most of whom come here for the challenge of hiking up Blanca Peak. The higher up in elevation you go, the better the views of the San Luis Valley, and the better Verizon 4G signal you can get.īut, this area can get crowded during the weekends. The road leading up to the peak offers several places where RVers can camp. Blanca”, or more affectionately known as, “Blanca Peak”, one of the many “fourteeners” that mountain climbers have on their to do list. The official name of the mountain is “Mt. The name, “Sacred White Shell Mountain” is a misnomer.
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