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

Just a few miles north of town is Ridgway State Park. If you rent an RV in Ridgway during the winter season then this is an excellent place to begin your vacation. It offers over three miles of cross-country skiing as well as year-round bird watching, and a swimming beach. Meanwhile, from December to March, the Ouray Ice Park is one of the best locations to practice your ice climbing skills. The park hosts tougher climbs like Bird Brain Boulevard and Ames Ice Hose or scaling Bridal Veil Falls. The San Juan Mountains offer world-class climbing and each winter the county hosts the Ouray Ice Festival. The San Juan Mountains make up the southern section of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. The area encompasses Uncompahgre Peak and the source of the Rio Grande as well as several waterfalls, lakes, rivers, volcanic peaks, historic towns, lush valleys, and the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gorge Railway. The San Juan Skyway is a breathtaking road which runs for over 200 miles connecting the former mining centers at Ouray, Telluride, and Silverton. When it comes to recreational activities, the San Juan Mountains have it all, including ice lakes, ATV routes, thick forests, and designated wilderness areas. If you're prepared for a real adventure in your Ridgway motorhome rental, then continue your road trip to the Rio Grande National Forest, Gunnison National Forest, Uncompahgre National Forest, or Pike and San Isabel National Forests. Of course, you can’t miss the opportunity to take your Ridgway RV rental to the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. First, gaze in wonder at the Gunnison River which, over a period of two million years, has carved its way through some of the oldest rock in North America. Then, get active with extreme sports in the park. The vertical rockface provides excellent climbing opportunities for skilled climbers while the Inner Canyon is ideal for those looking for strenuous hikes and wilderness camping. Keep an eye out for native bears though. The Gunnison River also offers challenging waters for experienced kayakers. For visitors looking for something a bit gentler, there are both hiking trails and scenic drives which lead to the river and around the north and south rim of the canyon.