Lone Cone, Mountain summit in San Miguel Mountains, United States.
Lone Cone is a summit in the San Miguel Mountains reaching about 12600 feet in elevation. Its distinctive conical shape rises prominently above the surrounding landscape and can be seen from considerable distances across the region.
Indigenous peoples lived near this mountain, leaving archaeological traces in the surrounding valleys and slopes. The peak was formally named and recognized as a geographical landmark in the early 1900s.
Native American tribes established settlements near the mountain, leaving archaeological evidence of their presence throughout the surrounding valleys and slopes.
A high-clearance vehicle is necessary to reach the trailhead due to rough road conditions. The starting point is located in a remote area near Norwood, quite a distance from larger towns.
The mountain's distinctive form was created by geological processes millions of years ago that shaped its appearance. This formation history contributes to the characteristic look of the surrounding region.
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