8 More favorite Overnight Backcountry Campsites in Rocky Mountain National Park (Part 2)

Pep Dekker

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Part 1: Our 9 Recommended Backcountry Camping Spots
Part 2: Part 1 was such a hit and those spots fill up we decided to add 8 additional overnight backcountry camping spots in RMNP for you. Enjoy.

Rocky Mountain National Park is a hiker’s paradise, offering some of the most breathtaking natural beauty in the country. For those seeking a true wilderness experience, the park’s backcountry is the perfect destination, with a variety of overnight backcountry campsites to choose from. In this guide, we’ll cover 8 of the best overnight backcountry campsites in Rocky Mountain National Park.

  1. Granite Falls: This backcountry campsite is located along the North Inlet Trail and is a popular destination for backpackers. The campsite is surrounded by towering peaks and is close to Granite Falls, a beautiful waterfall. The campsite has a total of 8 designated sites and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park.
  2. Tonahutu Creek: This backcountry campsite is located along the Tonahutu Creek Trail and is a popular destination for backpackers. The campsite is surrounded by towering peaks and is close to Tonahutu Creek, a beautiful stream. The campsite has a total of 8 designated sites and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park.
  3. Cow Creek: This backcountry campsite is located along the Cow Creek Trail and is a popular destination for backpackers. The campsite is surrounded by towering peaks and is close to Cow Creek, a beautiful stream. The campsite has a total of 8 designated sites and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park.
  4. Fern Lake: This backcountry campsite is located along the Fern Lake Trail and is a popular destination for backpackers. The campsite is surrounded by towering peaks and is close to Fern Lake, a beautiful alpine lake. The campsite has a total of 8 designated sites and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park.
  5. Chasm Lake: This backcountry campsite is located along the Chasm Lake Trail and is a popular destination for backpackers. The campsite is surrounded by towering peaks and is close to Chasm Lake, a beautiful alpine lake. The campsite has a total of 8 designated sites and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park.
  6. The Pool on the Big Thompson: This backcountry campsite is located along the Pool on the Big Thompson Trail and is a popular destination for backpackers. The campsite is surrounded by towering peaks and is close to the Pool on the Big Thompson, a beautiful alpine lake. The campsite has a total of 8 designated sites and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park.
  7. Black Lake: This backcountry campsite is located along the Black Lake Trail and is a popular destination for backpackers. The campsite is surrounded by towering peaks and is close to Black Lake, a beautiful alpine lake. The campsite has a total of 8 designated sites and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park.
  8. Sky Pond: This backcountry campsite is located along the Sky Pond Trail and is a popular destination for backpackers. The campsite is surrounded by towering peaks and is close to Sky Pond, a beautiful alpine lake. The campsite has a total of 8 designated sites and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park.

Each of these backcountry campsites offers a unique and breathtaking wilderness experience, and is the perfect destination for any backcountry hiker. Whether you’re seeking solitude, stunning views, or simply a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, these overnight backcountry campsites

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  • Pep Dekker

    Hey. I’m Pep, Paige's husband, and dad to Juliana and Lucille. I'm founder and writer here at EstesPark.com. I've been living full-time in Estes Park for 2 years now and I'm excited to share all that I've learned!