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Signpost at Keno City

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The signpost marks the end of the Silver Trail. Up 1800 meters on Keno Hill sits this landmark. The view from this area is immaculate; visitors will see the small town below, including its mining sites and hiking trails. The scenery is amazing for photographs or taking in all the beauty this town offers. The trail leading to this site gives visitors a chance to explore old mining sites and valleys.

Photo: Kristian Peters, CC-BY-3.0

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