Historical Marker

Cameron Pass

At Cameron Pass on north side of CO-14. The bronze plaque has been missing from the boulder for a long time. ยท Larimer

Colorado marker

Inscription

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

Location

AddressAt Cameron Pass on north side of CO-14. The bronze plaque has been missing from the boulder for a long time.
CountyLarimer
StateColorado
Coordinates40.521087, -105.892240

Sources

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