Any crawling/camping spots in Wyoming

[Ramset]

Looking for sweet rocks in Wyoming. My Brother and I are just getting into scale crawling. He Lives in Rapid City, SD and I live in Lakewood, CO. We want to get Together and camp and crawl somewhere near half way, which is Douglas, Wy. We are both willing to go the extra mile to find a sweet spot. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Ben

[Ramset]

Are there no rocks in Wy.? Maybe i should think about going to Nebraska! lol

[Rogue]

Might want to post this question in the Wyoming section, you'll probably get a better response from them than any of us here in Colorado.

[James003]

well ManiacMagoo has been coming down here every weekend to crawl from Larimie WY. So that tells me there's prolly not alot of crawling up there.

I'm curious as to why you are looking to Wyoming and Nebraska for crawling? We have awesome crawling here in Colorado. You could always try Utah or New Mexico lol. I'm assuming you go to Wyoming for other reasons though

[skid plate]

There is alot of places between Laramie and Cheyenne up on the mountain, also Split Rock looks like it has some good lines at the rest stop on 287 North of Rawlins.
North of Split Rock you can turn off of 287 and go back behind Split Rock and check that out too. Just remember, Jackalope don't much like humans unless you bring food, lots and lots of food.


JC

[Ramset]

Originally Posted by Rogue

Might want to post this question in the Wyoming section, you'll probably get a better response from them than any of us here in Colorado.

i would have posted there except their last post was the beginning of March.


I'm curious as to why you are looking to Wyoming and Nebraska for crawling? We have awesome crawling here in Colorado. You could always try Utah or New Mexico lol. I'm assuming you go to Wyoming for other reasons though [/QUOTE]

My brother and i want to meet at a place that is half way between the 2 of us which is near Douglas, Wy. I was joking about Nebraska.

Originally Posted by skid plate

There is alot of places between Laramie and Cheyenne up on the mountain, also Split Rock looks like it has some good lines at the rest stop on 287 North of Rawlins.
North of Split Rock you can turn off of 287 and go back behind Split Rock and check that out too. Just remember, Jackalope don't much like humans unless you bring food, lots and lots of food.


JC

I not worried about the Jackalope, it is the Snipe i am worried about.

[Ramset]

Thanks Rogue, i placed the question in the Wy. section also and got a good response. Looks like i need to get some tall boots so i dont get snake bite.

[ManiacMagoo]

Yes up on the pass are some great places on both 287 and I-80. I don't crawl up here because there isn't very many who do down in this area plus I like the bunch I stumble on to even if they stink