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

For a spot of fishing, birding, and boating, you only need to take a short drive to 2,400-acre Jackson Lake State Park, about a half an hour’s drive by Wiggins camper rental. Bring binoculars and you just might spy hawks, curlews, and whooping cranes. Toss out a line for walleye, pike, and bass. Or give your legs a good workout on a hike along the north shore or an exhilarating ride on their off-highway vehicle dirt track. You might think that a sea of grass is devoid of any wildlife, but at the Pawnee National Grassland, the never-ending lush native prairie harbors a variety of birdlife that avid birders wouldn't want to miss. Take your motorhome rental in Wiggins to the Pawnee Buttes, the sandstone remains of a geological uplift forming two humps rising 300 feet straight up into the sky. Falcons, hawks, and swallows could be spotted around the cliffs so keep your eyes peeled. Also keep an eye out for fossils and archaeological remains (just look, don't touch) as you explore the area. From Wiggins' elevation at more than 4,500 feet, you'd only be gaining between 4,000 feet to 10,000 feet as you approach the Rocky Mountain National Park by Wiggins camper rental. Drive over the majestic and wide open Trail Ridge Road or the slower and intimate Old Fall River Road. Or venture on foot through the park's 30-mile continental Divide National Scenic Trail that will take you through montane and subalpine ecosystems at elevations between 8,000 to 11,500 feet. If you are up for more challenge, test your climbing skills at the 'fourteener' Longs Peak. Like the millions of visitors RMNP receives each year, you likely came here to stare at wildlife. Plan to start early, just after sunrise, at Moraine Park to spy on massive bugling elk. Time your visit from May to mid-August for a good look at bighorn sheep. And to catch a glimpse of the park's elusive moose, stake a good spot along the Colorado River in the Kawuneeche Valley on the west side of RMNP.