Colorado Canyonlands

[dpnoll]

Last week I was finally able to get out on an overnight trip. A picture is worth a thousand words, right?

March 2022 Backpacking

On March 25 and 26 I backpacked into the canyons of Colorado with two good friends, guide Paul Vertrees and Alan Luecke. It was an interesting trip that got really exciting on the second day. On the first day we hiked in approximately 4 miles, set up camp and fished until about noon. After lunch...

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[Bob]

Lol all that neat looking river, pics of fishing ....and all thats for dinner is stew? not fish

 

[dpnoll]

Catch and release season.

 

[Rockskipper]

Kind of curious where this is kinda sorta.

 

[Wanderlust073]

Grape Creek WSA? Perpetually on my list and I never seem to make it down there.

 

[dpnoll]

Somewhere in Colorado. Sorry, but I neither kiss and tell nor fish and tell.

 

[Wanderlust073]

Lol, no one is asking for coordinates. It’s an 18,000 acre stretch if it’s Grape Creek. Don’t think that qualifies as a secret honey hole

 

[Rockskipper]

I'm 4th gen W. Colorado and I'm just wanting a rough idea of where it is, as it seems new to me. even what part of the state. I don't need exact coordinates, like @Wanderlust073 points out. And I don't fish.

 

[dpnoll]

I went in with a guide who is one of my best friends and he asked me not to say where I fished.

 

[Bob]

Another.... Private public area....

 

[marcmeister26]

Looks 'South Platte' like to me. Maybe down by Deckers area? Not much snow, so I think he's pretty close to the Front range.