The Saint Vrain Glaciers are a small group of alpine glaciers in Colorado's Roosevelt National Forest, just south of Rocky Mountain National Park on the east side of the Continental Divide. They occupy northeast-facing cirques, high and sheltered bowl-shaped mountain basins in the Front Range where snow and ice can endure. The name applies to multiple glaciers rather than a single mass of ice. The area is significant chiefly as a modest glacial landscape within the mountains of northern Colorado.