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Medano WetlandsExplore some of the aquatic habitats in Great Sand Dunes National Park.
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Point of Interest, Great Sand Dunes National Park
Explore Point of Interest in Great Sand Dunes National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Point of Interest Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Point of Interest guide to compare the stops that belong together in Great Sand Dunes National Park, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Great Sand Dunes Visitor CenterThe only visitor center at Great Sand Dunes is located right past the entrance and features just about everything you need for a day on the dunes.
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DunefieldThe park has 30 square miles of sand to explore, with no designated trails.
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High DuneThe most visibly prominent dune in the park rises 650 feet off the valley floor.
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Mosca PassGet to the top of Mosca Pass, an old toll road used by Native Americans, via a singletrack hiking trail or an old gravel road.
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Point of No ReturnA backcountry trailhead that's also the beginning of the 4WD portion of the Medano Pass Road.
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Medano PassMedano Pass is located at just below 10,000 feet, and is accessed by the Medano Pass Primitive Road.
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Milwaukee PeakA non-technical but strenuous hike can take you to the summit of Milwaukee Peak, a short distance away from the Sand Creek Lakes.
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Medano CanyonThe canyon lies below the summit of Medano Pass and is where the road begins to ascend.
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