Mount Edwards is a 13,856-foot mountain summit in Colorado’s Front Range, within Arapaho National Forest and about 7.6 miles southwest of Georgetown. It stands on the Continental Divide between Clear Creek and Summit counties, placing it among the higher summits of the Front Range as a Colorado thirteener. Its location in the central Rockies gives it geographic and scenic importance, with high ridgelines and alpine terrain shaping the surrounding landscape. Within the national forest, Mount Edwards remains a prominent natural landmark.