Grays Peak

There are many possible routes, some with considerable exposure and rock fall.  All require commitment.

Before creating a trip, click “Activities” below to make sure there isn’t already a trip booked to the same place on the same date.

For further information and any restrictions see:  Grays Peak : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering : SummitPost

Torreys Peak : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering : SummitPost

Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests Pawnee National Grassland - Home (usda.gov)

Directions to north trailhead:  Grays Peak Trail, Stevens Gulch Rd from I-70 Bakerville exit 221 to the TH often is VERY rough.  Restrooms at the TH.

Directions to south trailheads:  Chihuahua Gulch TH or Argentine Peak TH or beyond

Some alternate titles. For all possible routes, see 14ers.com. To add a route to this R&P, send an update:

Standard North Slopes Route: Class 1-2 (some very rocky sections and hiking on loose scree) - 7.5 miles, 3000' gain  

SW Ridge Route (Class 2):  This route starts from the south trailheads near Keystone.   10.25, 3800' gain

Kelso Ridge to Torreys:   Class 3 Scramble requiring Climbing Helmets then a traverse to Grays.  (see Torreys CMC Route & Place) - 8.1 miles, 3605' gain

Gray's Peak - Lost Rat Couloir - 7.3 miles, 3005' gain

• Suitable Activities: Hiking, Mountaineering, Scrambling
• Climbing Category: Intermediate Alpine Climb
• Seasons: April, May, June
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• Avalanche Terrain Rating Complex View avalanche forecast.

• High Point: 14,275 ft

• Land Manager: U.S. Forest Service
  Clear Creek Ranger District (ARNF)
• Parking Permit Required: USFS Permits & Passes
• Recommended Party Size: 12
• Maximum Party Size: 12
• Maximum Route/Place Capacity: 12