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Iron Mountain is a 12,270-foot summit in Colorado’s Never Summer Mountains, part of the Rocky Mountains, and lies 2.4 miles east-southeast of Cameron Pass. It stands on a drainage divide that also forms a boundary between State Forest State Park and Jackson County on one side and Roosevelt National Forest and Larimer County on the other. Its location near Cameron Pass places it in one of the higher, more rugged parts of the range, and its position on this divide gives it both geographic and administrative importance.
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