RV rental Silverthorne, CO: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Colorado is a world of contrasts, ranging from vast deserts to enormous wilderness areas of thick woods and jugged peaks covered with snow and ice. Once you pack everything you need in your Silverthorne travel trailer rental, head out to Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and get in touch with nature in this haven of pristine lakes and evergreen conifers. The mighty Mount Evans is waiting for you at the end of the highest paved road in the world. Conquer this “fourteener” and find yourself among mountain goats and wonderful wildflowers, while completely forgetting the burdens of civilization. Whichever activity comes to your mind, you can do it here – hiking, climbing, camping, and countless winter and water activities attract visitors all year round. Make sure your compass is pointing north, because that’s exactly where Rocky Mountain National Park is. Park your Silverthorne RV rental at one of the campgrounds and check out why this is the most popular destination for outdoorsmen coming to the area. Amazing views will follow you while you are still driving on the Trail Ridge Road, while exciting activities await in the park – rock climbing, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing – you name it. Standing on some of the peaks looking at the landscape shaped by the Continental Divide will make you feel like you are at the top of the world, while the contrast between the dark green pines and the clean white snow will make you come back to this piece of heaven. If you are up for dramatic landscapes that will make you stand in awe and take hundreds of pictures, hurry up and rent a motorhome in Silverthorne and take it to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. It’s a mecca for rock climbers and home to the tallest vertical wall in the state – the Painted Wall. The park is all about pushing your limits, whether you choose to climb up the steep canyon sides or follow the unmarked trails of the Inner Canyon down to the Gunnison River. Another activity that will get your adrenaline levels up is kayaking. Only the most experienced should try to triumph over the fast rapids cutting through the canyon. After a day full of excitement, pitch a tent and rest your eyes on the night sky unobstructed by the lights of the big cities. If you are ready to try something completely different like sand sledding, travel a few hours south to the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.