Luders Creek Campground
The campground has 5 sites, 3 are pull through. There are 3 corrals for horses and other stock. This is a good area for big game hunting season. Mountain biking and 4WD driving on area roads. The most common trees are Engelmann Spruce and quaking Aspen. The road leading to the campground is itself of historical significance. It was one of the famous toll roads leading west from Saguache built by Otto Mears in 1876. Attractions include big game hunting, other dirt roads and the Cochetopa Pass on the Continental Divide. Continental Divide Trail is found 1 mile west. Horse camping is allowed. Capacity: 48 Fee: Day Use: $10 per vehicle per day Overnight Use: Single and Double Site: $10 per night Open Season: Mid May Water: Potable water not available. Restroom: Vault toilet(s) Restrictions: Fires in designated fire rings only.
- Coordinates: 38.17962, -106.58354