It makes you feel so small and so empowered at the same time. The world lies stretched all about you in every direction, and it seems limitless, going far beyond the edge of the horizon into some great unknown. An astonishingly beautiful scene is made into an experience as accomplishment washes over you — a potent energizer for the return journey.
This Colorado destination features miles of hiking trails, stunning natural scenery, chances to spot local wildlife, and a 25 km trek up to the summit of Cheyenne Mountain for a view that no camera can ever capture.
The park was originally a homestead. Ownership was divided between two men, Bert Swisher and Thomas Dixon, between to The park is a great place for spotting wildlife, like deer, elk, coyotes, foxes, eagles, and wild turkeys. This mountain has a secret. A space force defensive bunker is hidden deep within Cheyenne Mountain itself. The park has a lot of options for places to stay. Each space can accommodate RVs up to 70 feet long.
So if you have a bigger rig, The Meadows Campground is a great option. Capacity: 12 RV sites. Amenities: Looking for a spot with a view?
More information: Raptor Glen. Each site can accommodate an RV up to 50 feet long. More information: Swift Puma H e ights. This small campground has just seven sites placed on a scenic overlook of the plains below. A lot of the sites here are back-in only but are wide enough to make it a breeze.
