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Wilkerson Pass - Colorado

Parked at the Visitor's Center at Wilkerson Pass, CO
Didn't expect snow to this extent in early October. We were planning to drive on over the mountain and camp on the other side. Thought better of it and turned around at Wilkerson Pass, Colorado. Temperatures are uncharacteristically cold for Colorado. Apparently, it was about 90 degrees here last week.







Where we ended up - Cheyenne State Park, CO.

We decided to go back down to Colorado Springs area, and camped at Cheyenne State Park.

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