Elkhart, Kansas · Morton County · Facility
An important landmark along the Santa Fe National Historic Trail and the third highest point in Kansas, this site offers interpretive signs, access to the Santa Fe National Historic Trail, and scenic views of Cimarron River, looking into Oklahoma and Colorado.
An important landmark along the Santa Fe National Historic Trail and the third highest point in Kansas, this site offers interpretive signs, access to the Santa Fe National Historic Trail, and scenic views of Cimarron River, looking into Oklahoma and Colorado.
From Elkhart, Kansas, take Hwy 27 north approximately 7 miles. Cross the Cimarron River and turn west onto FSR 600.3. Continue west approximately 3 miles. Turn south onto FSR 600.3A to Point of Rocks.
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