Situated at 8,215 feet in North Park, Colorado, Coalmont is a rural unincorporated community with a post office. It was named for soft coal that was mined there.
The community is pretty much a ghost town in Jackson County. You can visit the old Coalmont School House there, built circa 1915 and restored by the Spicer Club in 1997.
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Activities near Coalmont
Federal Lands:
- Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge (12mi)
- Mount Zirkel Wilderness
- Never Summer Wilderness
- Platte River Wilderness
- Rawah Wilderness
- Roosevelt National Forest
- Routt National Forest
Ghost Towns:
- Teller City (30mi)
Museums:
- North Park Pioneer Museum (16mi)
Scenic Drives:
- Buffalo Pass (18mi)
- Cache La Poudre Byway
- Cameron Pass (46mi)
- Rabbit Ears Pass (23mi)
State Parks:
- State Forest State Park (32mi)
Towns:
- Cowdrey (25mi)
- Fort Collins (115mi)
- Granby (53mi)
- Grand Lake (67mi)
- Gould (37mi)
- Kremmling (47mi)
- Laramie, WY (81mi)
- Rand (18mi)
- Steamboat Springs (45mi)
- Walden (16mi)
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