Grizzly Peak

Grizzly Peak, also called Grizzly Peak D, is a 13,433-foot summit on the Continental Divide in Colorado’s Front Range, in Arapaho National Forest near Loveland Pass and the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel. Surrounded by prominent central Colorado peaks and ski terrain, it stands near Grays Peak, Torreys Peak, and Mount Sniktau, with Torreys Peak as its parent summit. Although high, it is considered an attainable hike because the usual route starts above treeline at Loveland Pass and reaches the top without necessarily requiring technical climbing gear. The summit overlooks Loveland Pass and offers views toward Chihuahua Lake and Arapahoe Basin.

Colorado · United States