You know, it's that one of the few states in the country where I will legitimately say you could spend your life exploring the campgrounds in that state.

Right.

Utah, Colorado, California, there's only a handful of states where I'd make that claim.

Hi, everyone. I'm Stephanie.

And I'm Jeremy.

And we are the authors of the bestselling where should We Camp Next series of guidebooks and camping journals.

And of the brand new children's books, my first book of hiking and my first book of camping.

This year we are celebrating the 12th anniversary of the RV Atlas podcast.

Join us now as we cover the best campgrounds, the best RVs, the best food, and the best

gear and gadgets to bring with you when you go. So pull up a chair and join us around the digital

campfire. This is season 12 of the RV Atlas. Hello everybody and welcome to this week's

episode of the RV Atlas. This week we are back

with Carrie Cox from Travels with Birdie, and she is giving us a beginner's guide to RVing in

Colorado, part two. Last week we did part one, and she covered four of the Colorado Board of

Tourism's eight regions.

They split the state into eight regions.

So last week, Kerry did the first four, roughly the eastern half of the state.

We covered the pioneering plains, the canyons and plains, Pikes Peak Wonders, and Denver and

cities of the Rockies.

Today we're picking up with the other four regions, the Rockies Playground, the Mystic San Luis

Valley, if I said that correctly, mountains and mesas, and the Great West.

So we are going to bring Carrie Cox back on the show.

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