This is a meat and potatoes dispusred camp ground. Closed during the winter and about 10 degrees colder than Brek when weather planning. Fun place all the way to como. I drove a Nissan camper van the whole way with a trailer. I saw every kind of car on the road so easy (a little rough in some places) drive the whole way

The camping location had an absolutly beautiful view. I had to drive about half hour to 45 mins into the national forest to find it, but I found quite a few spots with awesome views.

We just needed a place to crash in our campervan and we try to find places that offer a view. There were plenty of open spots on the side of the road. The spot we found overlooked the mountains and had a little makeshift fire ring (which we didn’t use obviously). Only a few minutes from Main St, it was perfect for what we were looking for.

Arrived to the pass around noon on Saturday, and had no problems finding a place to camp. Many people just park in the pull offs to the side of the road and sleep there but there are actual more secluded sites as well. Drove here in my Ram Promaster van. Road was definitely doable for any 2wd vehicle, very tame. Phone was getting 1 bar of verizon service with our signal booster. Would stay here again👌🏽

I pulled in late Saturday evening. Most spots taken the first few miles up the pass. I finally found a spot not far from the summit near the Black powder trail trailhead. I was still under the trees. I was nervous I would not find a spot, but it worked out. Pack in and pack out people! Leave the spot better than you found it. I’ll be back here for sure. And be better about my timing.

Oh and was greeted by a stealth moose while I was eating my breakfast. I think we both equally startled each other and then minded our space.

There are amazing views along this road, and many places to pull over and set up camp. We arrived on a Sunday around 5 and had no trouble finding a private spot. The GPS coordinates do not take you to campgrounds, so don’t depend on that. Just drive until you find something that’s calling to you. Only downside is that there were a million mosquitoes, but thats probably the case everywhere right now.

Found this spot at about 7PM on a Friday night near the Breckenridge end of the Boreas Pass Trail (39.451441,-106.014294). The spot does have a fire ring but was unable to use it as a fire ban was in place at the time. Could hear some occasional traffic noise as cars were leaving the trail. Temperature got down to 16 degrees that night. Altitude is about 10,600 feet at this site.

This this is a long Winding Road up the mountain that has many nice places to pull over and Camp right off the road. Some are a bit further back than others. Most are accessible to any vehicle. Further on up the mountain you will find the remanence of an old train stop, cabin, train car... It's all free but there's been a fire ban all summer.