Big Ten Curve

United States, Front Range, Colorado

39.8545000, -105.2516000
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Overview

Ten-degree curve on the edge of the plains with the Denver skyline behind.

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Best Months
Apr May Sep Oct

Photography Tips

Spring and autumn. Morning light works for eastbounds at Big Ten; midwinter puts snow around the portal.

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Access

Difficulty Estimated

moderate

Blue Mountain Road grade crossing and overlook, plus a Jefferson County Open Space hike. Known blowover location — winds over 70 mph.

Informational only, not legal or travel advice. Visa, permit, drone and access rules differ by nationality and site and change often, so confirm with the official authority (linked where shown) before you travel, shoot or fly.

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Unknown

Informational only, not legal advice. Rules change quickly — always verify with the managing authority before flying. Airspace authorization and land-owner permission are separate: clearance to use the airspace never grants permission to take off, land, or operate from the ground below it. Data last refreshed Jun 11, 2026.

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39.8545000, -105.2516000
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Country United States
Region Front Range, Colorado
Difficulty moderate Estimated
Drone unknown
Parking Unknown