Personal Narrative: My Family Trip To Telluride

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One of the best family trips that I have been on occurred when I was about 8 years old. My family and I were invited to go on a 4th of July camping trip to Telluride by some family friends that have 5 kids the same ages as our kids. Several other good friends were also invited to join us. We prepared our camping gear, loaded up the car and hooked up our trailer with our Polaris Ranger. The long drive to Telluride was 7 hours and it felt like it took forever because we were so excited to arrive. Even though the drive up their wasn’t fun at all, the reward was great. The first matter of business we took care of when we arrived in Telluride and unloaded the car was setting up camp. Our first adventure was going to a small, open cave that had furniture

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