Spring is peaking around the corner, which means now is the time to plan your summer camping adventures. Here are some tips to help your planning.
Summer days when I was in my twenties were so fun as my friends and I would do lots of camping and hiking. Back then we’d just hop in the car and drive off somewhere. Unfortunately, nowadays camping is not always that easy. Lots of people camp in the Rocky Mountains now, so it helps if you plan ahead and book campsites. If you don’t plan ahead you may end up without a campsite. These tips will help you find some cool places to explore.
Now Is Time To Plan Your Summer Camping Adventures
March is getting into early, early spring in the Rockies. That means that summer is just around the corner. If you haven’t already done your planning and reserved campsites then now is the time to do it.
It is worth spending a few evenings at your computer in the winter/early spring so that you can enjoy great camping during summer.
Where Are Some Cool Places To Explore In The Rocky Mountains?
The Rocky Mountains are a huge area that encompass Colorado, New Mexico, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho. There are so many individual mountain chains that make the the Rockies that you have a lifetime of exploring to do.
Some of the areas that I have enjoyed in the Rockies include: Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho, Wind Rivers in Wyoming, Collegiate Peaks in Colorado, and Glacier National Park in Montana.
Here are 3 Rocky Mountain National Monuments you can’t miss.
Or, check out these 6 Rocky Mountain National Parks that I like.
Good Online Resources To Plan Your Summer Camping Adventures
A list of 30 of the top campgrounds in the Rocky Mountains here.
Some nice campgrounds in Wyoming.
The dyrt has great lists of campgrounds that you let you search by state. Check it out here.