Marshall Pass Dispersed

Road is a tad washboarded/rocky but nothing hard to traverse, even if you're only driving a small suv. You go through private property at first but then it opens up to public access. First few camp spots are off the road but not for solo camping, you'll have neighbors. We continued up Marshall Pass where every quarter mile or so there is a spot right next to the road for solo camping. We chose a spot just west of where you can view the lake from the pass with great views. 4 stars because we had zero cell service. You'll have service if you have Verizon but not any other network.

Turn off Hwy 285 at “Mears Junction” and head up Marshall Pass Rd. The first few miles are through private property, but then it opens up into the National Forest, with dispersed campsites interspersed regularly along the roads. There are easy camper friendly spots, and tent spots, as well as some areas where a group could be easily accommodated. The views are fantastic, there are numerous trailheads, and Poncha Creek and other seasonal creeks are running beautifully.