California
Lone Pine Campground
High Sierra base camp at 6,000 feet elevation with granite boulder formations and Whitney Portal access.
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Idaho
Sawtooth National Forest City of Rocks Back Basin Dispersed Area
Remote granite spire camping tucked behind City of Rocks, offering solitude among sculpted formations away from the main…
California
BLM Jawbone Canyon Dispersed Sites
Popular OHV staging area with scattered dispersed sites along Red Rock Canyon Road, known for its proximity to…
Colorado
Roosevelt National Forest Saint Vrain Canyon Dispersed Sites
Riverside dispersed camping along Saint Vrain Creek near Ward, Colorado, popular with rock climbers accessing nearby crags and…
California
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Fish Creek Dispersed Area
Remote desert dispersed camping in badlands terrain near the Carrizo Corridor, popular staging area for Split Mountain and…
California
Inyo National Forest Onion Valley Dispersed Sites
High-elevation dispersed camping at 9,200 feet near Independence, gateway to the Sierra Nevada backcountry and Mount Whitney approaches.
Oregon
Bureau of Land Management Owyhee Canyonlands Dispersed Area
Remote high desert camping in Oregon's Owyhee River country, with dramatic canyon views and zero facilities.
California
Mammoth Lakes Dispersed Camping Shady Rest Area
High-elevation dispersed sites in mixed forest near Mammoth Lakes, perfect staging area for Sierra Nevada adventures.
Nevada
BLM Sand Mountain Recreation Area Dispersed Sites
Expansive OHV playground with scattered dispersed camping around massive sand dunes, popular with ATV and dirtbike crowds.
California
Angeles National Forest Liebre Mountain Dispersed Area
High-elevation dispersed camping in oak woodland with views across the Antelope Valley, accessed via seasonal forest roads.