This is just below a site with the same name. The road is rough but was doable in a stock Subaru wilderness and a stock Nissan Frontier, just go slow. The little road is less than 2 hundred yards .

You end up in a cul-de-sac of pine and aspen trees with a stream below you. Very pretty and peaceful. If the road is too rough you can always stay above at the beaver creek dispersed site at the same elevation as the road.

From County Road 24, you will turn West just prior to South Mount Elbert Trailhead and follow forest road 125b approximately 1 mile. You will see a short road on the left (south) the Y goes to 2 camp areas. The one on the left is higher with a bit better view. The area to the right has several spots to park vehicles and several tent camp sites, 5-6. Fantastic views of Twin Lakes and surrounded by aspen and pine. We had 1-2 bars of ATT.

Where Rd 4 and Rd 5 Y, there is a dirt road straight ahead. We took the third road, followed it to another Y and took the left. There are several sites along the boundary line. Nearest neighbor was more than 500 yards away. Fantastic scenery and very quiet.