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One of the best campsites in the US up to now on a side road up a hill from Kebler Pass Road in Gunnison National Forest. The unobstructed view over the aspen and oak fall color to Beckwith and Marcellina Mountains is fabulous.
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Beautiful views of the surrounding area.
The road in is now gravel and manageable by most rigs, but the camping is limited.
Theres a big lot at the start, currently occupied by a village of friendly hunters. Then maybe 4 more firepits/sites down road. The offshoots are fairly rutted, muddy and could get messy after rain.
No need to go past the pond on the main "road", no sites after it and a tight turn around at a gate.
Worth checking to see if any of the sites are open and just to see the views but not many options here overall.
Bit of off the cuff hiking/horse riding here. Mostly small hunter trails.
Gorgeous place but do not attempt in rain!! Our van got stuck in mud with no service, closest store is 10 miles away. There aren’t very many spots easily accessible.
Report Check-InBy far the best camp site in CO that I have come across. East access with my 2wd Sprinter. Absolute must if you are looking for a spot on Kebler
Report Check-InOne of the best campsites in the US up to now on a side road up a hill from Kebler Pass Road in Gunnison National Forest. The unobstructed view over the aspen and oak fall color to Beckwith and Marcellina Mountains is fabulous.
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