Pine Junction consists of one intersection of commerce on Highway 285, just southwest of Conifer. Many of its residents commute to Denver for work.
The town shares a mailing address with Pine, a tiny historic town located fifteen minutes south of Pine Junction on County Road 126. The elevation is 8,448 feet.
Main Attractions
Staunton State Park – Stauton is a 3,828-acre that consists of a couple picnic areas and an extensive system of multi-use trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding. There’s also pond and stream fishing, in addition to rock climbing.
Accommodations
Activities near Pine Junction
Federal Lands:
Public Parks:
Scenic Drives:
- Boreas Pass (38mi)
- Guanella Pass (19mi)
State Parks:
- Staunton State Park (2mi)
Towns:
- Aspen Park (7mi)
- Bailey (8mi)
- Como (38mi)
- Conifer (5mi)
- Deckers (26mi)
- Denver (37mi)
- Evergreen (14mi)
- Grant (19mi)
- Jefferson (31mi)
- Kittredge (21mi)
- Morrison (20mi)
- Pine (7mi)
- Shawnee (13mi)
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