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Founded with the coming of the railroad in 1871, the town of Palmer Lake, Colorado is at the foot of the Rampart Range, 7,225 feet above sea level.
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The railroad is still an important part of our town, along with restaurants, businesses, homes, and access to our beautiful mountains.
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Whether you come for our July 4th fireworks, an old-time Chautauqua weekend, or to establish a life at the foot of our mountains,
Welcome to Palmer Lake!
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The Palmer Lake Christmas Star on Sundance Mountain has been part of the local landscape for the better part of the 20th century.
The five-pointed star, measuring 500 feet across and consisting of 91, 40-watt non-glare bulbs, is lighted for the month of December and on other special occasions such as the release of the hostages in Iran and the end of Desert Storm.
The star dates back to 1934, when several members of Palmer Lake came up with the idea. Construction on the project was a community effort.
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