Cameron Pass


Cameron Pass - Jackson / Larimer Counties - Colorado - 10,276 feet
Michigan River to west. Joe Wright Creek to east.

CO-14 west of Ft Collins
paved - road bike

photos by Randy Bishop, 08/03/2019


At the summit.
 

At the summit, looking north.

At the summit, looking south.

At the summit, looking south.

Missing 1929-vintage bronze plaque.

At the summit.
 

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photos by Randy Bishop, 08/01/2009


At the summit.
 

Missing bronze marker.

At the summit.
 

#14 - photos by Randy Bishop, 05/21/2005


At the summit.
 

At the summit.
 

At the summit, looking west.

The 1929-vintage History Colorado (State Historical Society of Colorado) marker read:
This memorial is the property of the State of Colorado. Cameron Pass. Across the Continental Divide
between Cache la Poudre and Michigan rivers. Altitude 10,285. Discovered 1870 by R.A. Cameron, founder
of Fort Collins. Used as an early mail and freight route. Improved highway opened 1926. Erected with the
U.S. Forest Service, 1929.




From United States Board on Geographic Names:
Feature Name ID Class County State Latitude Longitude Ele(ft) Map BGN Date Entry Date
Cameron Pass 177252 Gap Larimer CO 403115N 1055333W 10249 Clark Peak - 13-OCT-1978


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