HWY 91 SE

Access to the HWY 91 SE dispersed camping area is available via pullouts directly off Highway 91. The pullout is large enough to park at a comfortable distance from the road. During winter months, be prepared with traction pads or chains as the area can become covered in snow and ice, particularly in early spring. This site is located on U.S. Forest Service land, making it a legal dispersed camping option when traveling through this corridor of Colorado.

When camping at HWY 91 SE near Copper Mountain, standard U.S. Forest Service dispersed camping regulations apply. This generally includes a 14-day stay limit within a 30-day period. Practice Leave No Trace principles, pack out all trash, and properly dispose of human waste. Campfires may be restricted seasonally, so check current fire restrictions before your trip. The site is primarily intended for self-contained camping, with no facilities provided. For the most current regulations, contact the local Forest Service office before your visit.

HWY 91 SE offers a dispersed camping option near Copper Mountain. This site features pullouts where you can park and camp among the trees. While it's conveniently located for accessing Copper Mountain amenities, be aware that it sits close to the highway with associated traffic noise. For alternatives, check other Forest Service roads in the area, as much of the surrounding land is managed by the U.S. Forest Service and may offer additional dispersed camping opportunities.