Best Summit Hikes Denver to Vail

Best Summit Hikes Denver to Vail
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From little-known beauties like Coon Hill and Silver Plume Mountain to classic climbs like Peak 1 and Torreys Peak, Best Summit Hikes Denver to Vail provides detailed, accurate information on more than 60 summits that are within a 1.5-hour drive from the Denver/Boulder metro area. Local author James Dziezynski guides readers to rarely documented peaks and along wonderful adventures that are easy to access yet provide a true wilderness setting in a matter of minutes. This is a great resource for those who don't have the time to drive far away for other popular mountains and may want to learn more about the fantastic peaks that are closer than they think.Other Colorado guidebooks focus on specific ranges or peaks grouped by elevation, but Best Summit Hikes Denver to Vail focuses on the most heavily traveled part of Colorado and is as useful for tourists as it is for locals. The wealth of great adventures close to home is a bit of a secret, even for veteran outdoors explorers.

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James Dziezynski. Best Summit Hikes Denver to Vail

Contents

Dedication

List of Trailheads

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Note on I-70 Tolls

About This Guidebook

Gear

Safety: First Aid and Hiking at Altitude

How to Use This Book

I.Loch Lomond Trailhead (11,215’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 1. South Slopes of Mount Bancroft (13,250’) to Parry Peak (13,391’)

2. James Peak (13,294’)–Mount Bancroft (13,250’) Loop

II. Fall River Reservoir Trailhead (10,750’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 3. Northeast Ridge Slopes of Mount Eva (13,130’) to Witter Peak (12,884’)

4. Parrys Rib to Parry Peak (13,391’)–Mount Bancroft (13,250’)–Mount Eva (13,130’) Loop

Additional Routes

The Witter Slam: Witter, Eva, Parry, Bancroft, and James Peak Point-to-Point Ending at Loch Lomond. Class 2+ – 8.2 miles – 4,300’ elevation gain

Fall River Reservoir–Berthoud Pass Point-to-Point. Class 2+ – 8.2 miles – 3,780’ elevation gain

III. West Chicago Creek Trailhead (9,840’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 5. Alpine Peak (11,552’) to Sugarloaf Peak (12,513’) Loop

Extra, Extra Credit

IV. Empire–Republican Mountain Trailhead (9,570’) and Bard Creek Trailhead (10,150’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 6. Republican Mountain (12,386’) and Sherman Mountain (12,287’)

7. Bard Peak (13,641’) via Bard Creek Trail

Additional Routes

Engelmann Peak Southeast Ridge via Bard Creek Trailhead. Class 2+ – 8.4 miles round-trip – 3,325’ elevation gain

Republican Mountain to Herman Gulch Traverse. Class 2+ – 9.4 miles point-to-point – 3,800’ elevation gain

V. Silver Plume–7:30 Mine Trailhead (9,175’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 8. Silver Plume Mountain (12,477’) via the 7:30 Mine Trail

Options

Extra Credit

VI. Waldorf Mine Trailhead (11,630’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 9. Mount Edwards (13,850’) to McClellan Mountain (13,587’) Loop

10. Argentine Peak (13,738’) to Mount Wilcox (13,408’) Loop

Additional Routes. Edwards–Grays–Torreys Point-to-Point from Loveland Pass. Class 2+ – 9.7 miles – 5,700’ elevation gain

Argentine Pass to Guenella Pass. Class 2 + – 8.1 miles – 3,200’ elevation gain

McClellan–Wilcox Grand Slam. Class 2 – 8.6 miles – 3,810’ elevation gain

VII. Stevens Gulch Trailhead (11,260’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 11. Grays Peak (14,270’) and Torreys Peak (14,267’)

Additional Routes. Kelso Ridge. Class 3 – 2.9 miles – 2,940’ elevation gain

Kelso Mountain via “Torreys Ridge” Class 2 – 5.8 miles – 1,960’ elevation gain

Grays–Edwards–McClellan Mountain. Class 2/3 – 11.7 miles – 4,250’ elevation gain

The Stevens Slam: Kelso to Edwards. Class 3 – 9.1 miles – 5,260’ elevation gain

Baker Mountain (12,448’) via Grizzly Gulch. Class 2+ – 2.4 miles – 1,740’ elevation gain

Even More Options!

VIII. Herman Gulch Trailhead (10,270’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 12. Mount Parnassus (13,574’) and Bard Peak (13,641’)

13. Pettingell Peak (13,553’)–East Ridge

14. Woods Mountain (12,940’)–UN 12,805 Double Gulch Tour

Additional Routes “The Citadel” (13,294’) Class 3 – 8.7 miles – 3,220’ elevation gain

UN 12,671, UN 12,438, and Mount Bethel (12,705’) Class 2 – 7.1 miles – 3,400’ elevation gain

Other Point-to-Points

IX. Dry Gulch Trailhead (10,600’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 15. Mount Bethel (12,705’) and Plane Wreck Detour

Additional Routes. Tour of the Unnamed Peaks. Class 2 – 5.7 miles – 2,380’ elevation gain

Mount Trelease (12,477’)–“Golden Bear Peak” (13,010’) Traverse. Class 2 – 5.8 miles – 2,560’ elevation gain

“The Citadel”–Hagar Mountain Traverse. Class 3+ – 8 miles – 3,400’ elevation gain

X.Loveland Pass Trailhead (11,990’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 16. Mount Sniktau (13,284’) to Grizzly Peak (13,427’)

17. Continental Divide Point-to-Point Tour–Highest Point (12,752’)

Additional Routes. Loveland Pass–Stevens Gulch Point-to-Point. Class 2 – 8.2 miles – 4,300’ elevation gain

“Cupid” Peak (13,117’) to Baker Mountain (12,448’) Point-to-Point. Class 2 – 4.8 miles – 1,810’ elevation gain

Extra Credit. Lenawee Peak (13,204’) (from Arapahoe Basin) Class 3 – 7 miles – 2,420’ elevation gain

XI.Loveland Tunnel West Trailhead (10,120’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 18. Coon Hill Direct (12,757’)

Variation. East Ridge. Class 3 – 3.8 miles

19. “Golden Bear Peak” (13,010’)

20. Hagar Mountain (13,220’) via “Golden Bear Peak”

Additional Routes

“Golden Bear”–Hagar–Coon Hill via East Ridge. Class 3 – 8.3 miles – 3,742’ elevation gain

“Golden Bear”–Hagar–“The Citadel” Point-to-Point. Class 3 – 9–10 miles – 4,000’ elevation gain

“Golden Bear”–Loveland Ski Area or Loveland Pass. Class 2 – 8 miles (Loveland Pass) – 3,400’ elevation gain

The Coon Clamber. Class 3 – 2.2 miles – 1,900’ elevation gain

Special Route. Coon Hill (12,757’) to Ptarmigan Peak (12,498’) Class 2 – 12.9 miles – 3,900’ elevation gain (see maps)

XII.Ptarmigan Peak Trailhead (8,990’) and Laskey Gulch Trailhead (9,500’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 21. Ptarmigan Peak (12,498’) Loop

Variation

22. Ptarmigan Peak (12,498’) via Laskey Gulch

XIII.Tenderfoot Mountain Trailhead (9,270’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 23. Tenderfoot Mountain (11,441’)

XIV.Meadow Creek Trailhead (9,150’) and Ryan Gulch Trailhead (9,770’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 24. Buffalo Mountain (12,777’) via Ryan Gulch

25. Red Peak (13,189’) via Meadow Creek

26. Deming Mountain (12,902’) and Eccles Peak (12,313’) via Meadow Creek

Additional Routes. Meadow Creek to Ryan Gulch Buffalo-Style Traverse. Class 2 with brief Class 3 section – 9.2 miles – 4,370’ elevation gain

Chief Mountain (11,377’)

Extra Credit. North Tenmile Creek Trailhead (see map)

XV.Peak 1 Trailhead (9,120’) and Miners Creek Trailhead (9,760’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 27. Peak 1 (12,805’) to Peak 6 (12,573’) Point-to-Point

Additional Route. Miners Creek Peak 4, Peak 5, and Peak 6 Direct. Class 2 – 6.8 miles – 3,100’ elevation gain

XVI.Far East Trailhead (9,770’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 28. Peak 6 (12,573’) and Peak 6.5 (12,438’) Tour

XVII.Mayflower Gulch Trailhead (11,500’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 29. Atlantic (13,841’)–Pacific (13,950’)–Crystal (13,852’) Traverse

Reverse Order

Atlantic–Pacific

Point-to-Point to Far East Trailhead

30. Pacific Peak (13,950’)–West Ridge

31. Drift Peak (13,900’)

Additional Route. Crystal Peak Direct. Class 2+ – 8 miles – 2,930’ elevation gain

XVIII.Copper Mountain/Spaulding Gulch Trailhead (10,140’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 32. Jacque Peak (13,205’) via Spaulding Gulch

XIX.Vail Pass Trailhead (10,662’) and Gore Range Copper Trailhead (9,680’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 33. Uneva Peak Direct (12,522’)

34. Shrine Mountain (11,888’) and Wingle Ridge (11,977’)

XX.Deluge Lake Trailhead (8,720’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 35. Deluge Lake Summits Tour

Grand Traverse Peak Direct:

Mount Valhalla Direct:

Valhalla–Snow Traverse:

Snow Peak Direct:

Grand Traverse–Valhalla Traverse:

Grand Traverse–Valhalla–Snow Traverse:

Additional Route. Gore Lake to Snow Peak. Class 3 – 13 miles round-trip – 4,450’ elevation gain

Extra Credit

XXI.Pitkin Creek Trailhead (8,480’)

PEAKS

Primary Routes. 36. Mount Solitude (13,090’) and Climbers Point (13,005’) Tour

Vista Peak Options

Afterword

Appendix 1: Peaks by Elevation

Appendix 2: Contact Information

Appendix 3: Additional Resources

Appendix 4: Online Resources

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Trailhead Locator Map

List of Trailheads

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Extra Credit: Lenawee Peak (from Arapahoe Basin)

XI. Loveland Tunnel West Trailhead

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