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There are several "Point of Rocks" on the Santa Fe Trail. This Point of Rocks is 8 miles north of Elkhart on Kansas 27, and about 1.5 miles west on a dirt road though Cimarron National Grassland. It was a lookout along the Cimarron Valley for both Indians and traders, with one branch of the Trail running between the rock and the river. This landmark is still surrounded by grasslands, where wagon ruts can be seen. The USDA Forest Service manages the national grassland.

Other photographs from Cimarron National Grassland:
Thumbnail of Middle Spring, Cimarron National Grassland,
Kansas, links to another view of the site.
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Thumbnail of a third view of Middle Spring, Cimarron National Grassland,
Kansas, links to another view of the site.
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