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Where should i go camping?

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nichole
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Where should I go camping that's about 2 hours from Denver metro area? Its for a group of 5-8 people.

May 22 2005 3:54PM
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ESB
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allenspark is nice, it's northwest of boulder.


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May 22 2005 6:01PM
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RandomHero21
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Allenspark is going to still be pretty damn cold this time of year since it pretty high altitude. Try the Poudre Canyon just west of Fort Collins or the Lyons area where it will be drier and warmer. Or you could go south down by Canon City where it would be even warmer.


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May 23 2005 11:52PM
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m1garand
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yea poudre canyon is pretty dope, 11-mile campgrounds west of the springs is cool too. that is if you are camping out of your car.

May 25 2005 3:28PM
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wntrwill
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you can always hit up rocky mtn national park, and just find a real sweet spot to hit up. we've had some awesome times in there.

May 26 2005 8:26PM
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m1garand
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^ isn't that kinda $$$ nowadays?

May 26 2005 8:48PM
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BlindFaith
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check out 11 mile canyon - so beautifu and cool down just south of the springs, like 2 hours from denver.

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May 29 2005 1:29AM
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jensen
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i just finished my fifth night in a row camping. so tired, but if you happen to be around steamboat, seedhouse near clark is really nice. there is lots of places that you could bring a lot of people.




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May 29 2005 9:19PM
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m1garand
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steamboat is like 4 hrs from denver

May 30 2005 12:30AM
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levistewart
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with me of course


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May 30 2005 5:01PM
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wntrwill
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rocky mtn natl park isn't very expensive... i think its like 10 bucks to get a car in at the most.

May 31 2005 5:05PM
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iggyskier
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Nederland and Rollinsville have some sick spots if they are open yet. Lots of car camping, so it can be busy, but it is close to Boulder. If you want to hike you can find awesome stuff with the Divide just right infront of you.

Jun 1 2005 9:27PM
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SICKYGNARGNAR
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Sand Dunes = totally worth the longer drive....amazing place

Jun 1 2005 10:11PM
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HSFCpro
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go to the nearst place that sells maps and buy a delorme or randmacnalle map then look at it find any were that is blm land and have fun

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Jun 2 2005 1:19PM
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