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Park Point
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Park Point
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The highest elevation in the park at 8,572 feet (2,612 m) above sea level, Park Point is a breezy and cool place to picnic or take in the view. To the north, the 13,000 and 14,000-foot (4,000+ meters) peaks of the San Juan Mountains are visible. To the south, the high deserts of New Mexico stretch out across rocky canyons. To the West is Sleeping Ute Mountain and to the East lies the La Plata Mountains. The historic Park Point Fire Lookout sits at the highest point, still used today by the park during fire season to communicate lightning, weather, and fire information for the park and the surrounding areas. Always stay on designated trails. Areas off trail here are subject to rock falls! Even the smallest impacts have big effects! The road up to Park Point is not plowed, so access is limited during the winter months.

Far View Lodge
~4 min drive
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Point Lookout Trail
~5 min drive
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~24 min drive
17 mi · Hard

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~25 min drive
3.1 mi · Moderate

Far View Community Sites
~6 min drive
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~10 min drive
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Millset (Snow)
~23 min drive
6.7 mi · Hard

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~23 min drive
3.1 mi · Moderate

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~14 min drive
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~12 min drive
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