The Conger Tungsten Mine is located in Nederland, Colorado, within the Boulder Tungsten Mining District, which is now part of the Roosevelt National Forest. The site was first discovered in 1900. Currently, the Conger Tungsten Mine is not in operation and there are no known plans to reopen it. The mine consists of two distinct underground workings, with one known shaft. The depth of the mine reaches a maximum of 282 meters (926 feet) and extends for a length of 8,047 meters (26,401 feet)