Red Table Mountain is a 12,043-foot summit in central Colorado’s Sawatch Range, standing south of Eagle within White River National Forest. It is one of the many prominent high points that rise from the state’s broad central ranges, and its elevation places it well above the timberline common to the region’s loftier terrain. Its importance lies chiefly in its natural setting as part of the Sawatch Range and the protected forest landscape that surrounds it.