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Pike & San Isabel National Forests
Cimarron & Comanche National Grasslands
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Sangre De Cristo Wilderness Preservation AreaAccessTake Highway 69 south from Westcliffe to County Road 140 (Schoolfield Lane). Turn right on CR 140 and follow it to the Comanche / Venable Trailhead. The trail is 5.1 miles long and provides access to Comanche Lake and the Phantom Terrace. The trail is moderate for hiking.
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