Huron Peak

Huron Peak stands at an impressive elevation of 14,004 feet, making it one of the notable Colorado 14ers nestled in the Sawatch Range. Located within the San Isabel National Forest, it is well-known for offering stunning panoramic views of its neighboring peaks. Huron Peak is uniquely positioned northeast of the enchanting Three Apostles, a striking group of three thirteen-thousand-foot peaks that make for an awe-inspiring sight from the summit. This mountain’s location offers adventure-seekers a less crowded trek compared to some of the more popular 14ers, providing a more serene experience in the pristine wilderness.

Hikers will find that Huron Peak offers a well-defined trail with steady elevation gain. As you ascend, you'll travel through lush forests and emerge into expansive alpine meadows displaying vivid wildflowers during the summer months. The upper portions of the hike treat climbers to unobstructed views of the impressive granite cliffs and rugged terrain surrounding the peak. Wildlife enthusiasts may encounter marmots, pikas, and even the occasional mountain goat as they make their way up. With its straightforward route and breathtaking landscapes, Huron Peak is a rewarding climb for those seeking both solitude and scenic grandeur.