Independence Pass

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Independence is actually a ghost town in Colorado...pretty scenic here from an unnamed roadside pullover.

This is the pinnacle of Independence Pass...on the Continental Divide.

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CO-82

Aspen, CO 81611

The Independence Pass Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Aspen, CO that focuses on environmental conservation efforts in the Independence Pass area.

Through community engagement and partnerships, the foundation works to preserve and protect the natural beauty and ecological integrity of the region for future generations.

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Ivory B.

11/30/2024

Independence Pass is originally known as Hunter Pass. It is the high mountain pass in central Colorado, United States,which is at elevation 12,095 feet above the sea level on the Continental...

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Zemin H.

10/21/2023

The place is good for quick stop, I waited to see vista in the sunset, not as spectacular as I thought. Also I had high hopes to find famous Continental Divide Trail around this area two days...

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Seth A.

2/11/2022

Independence Pass (from what I researched) is one of the most worthwhile road trips to embark upon within the United States. It's roughly 20 miles long and it's situated about 20 miles away from...

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Jennifer Y.

9/2/2020

Scary Drive! Narrow lanes with one side next to mountain and the the other looking down the deep cliff. At points, two lanes becomes one, heart attack with a large SUV squeezing...

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Cierra W.

8/13/2020

We drove through Independence Pass on our way to Aspen just to see the views. Amazing views of mountains and trees! We pulled over at one of the trails and walked a little bit. We also played in...

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