Kenosha Pass Railroad Station Documentary Site: 2
Pike and San Isabel Forest & Cimarron and Comanche Grasslands, Colorado
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June 30th, 2026
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RAILWAYS OF YESTERYEAR The creation of the Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad was fueled by the silver boom and mining industry. It also served to tie Denver to the cattle and lumber markets in South Park and south-central Colorado.Tourism brought additional dollars to the railroads until 1900. With the event of World War I, all United States railroad were managed by the U.S. Railroad Administration. When the war ended, management rights were returned to individual railroads.On April 10, 1937, the last passenger train rain from Leadville to Denver; the line was dismantled in 1938.
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GPS 39.41280, -105.75977
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- Kenosha Pass Railroad Station Documentary Site: 1 Campground (Free Public) 0.0 mi
- Kenosha Pass Railroad Station Documentary Site: 3 Campground (Free Public) 0.0 mi
- Kenosha Pass Campground Campground (Paid Public) 0.2 mi
- Kenosha East Campground (Paid Public) 0.3 mi
- Timberline Campground Campground (Paid Public) 1.3 mi
- Timberline Group Campground Campground (Paid Public) 1.7 mi
- Burning Bear South Trailhead Trailhead 4.3 mi
- Aspen (Co) Campground (Paid Public) 4.4 mi
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