Drake, Colorado · Larimer County · Facility
The first part of Storm Mountain Road has some tight curves - just take it slow! Unload trailers at the junction of #128 and #153 (Galuchie Meadow). This is the best area for dispersed camping with trailers on Storm Mountain.Stay the Trail Colorado information for Storm Mountain can be found here.
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The first part of Storm Mountain Road has some tight curves - just take it slow! Unload trailers at the junction of #128 and #153 (Galuchie Meadow). This is the best area for dispersed camping with trailers on Storm Mountain.Stay the Trail Colorado information for Storm Mountain can be found here.
Heading to Storm Mountain Road (#153)? A few things to know before you go:
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