Front Range

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Tour 14er Front Range
Tour 14er Front Range

Route Narrative

Front Range Stats

  • MTB Narrative:
    • 380 miles
    • 39,200′ elevation gain/loss
  • Road Narrative:
    • 350 miles
    • 29,003′ elevation gain/loss
  • Hiking:
    • 6 14ers
    • 47.62 miles
    • 18,552′ elevation gain/loss

The Front Range 14ers:

  • Longs Peak
  • Grays Peak
  • Torreys Peak
  • Mt. Evans
  • Mt. Bierstadt
  • Pikes Peak

are closest to the highest population center of Colorado: the Front Range Urban Corridor. You’ll find the most civilized of riding and experiences. One can conceivably tour all the Front Range 14ers by bicycle, and never hit dirt! In fact, two of the 14ers on this list: Pikes Peak and Mt. Evans, have paved roads open to bikes to their summits!

But within this urban pressure, one can still find peace, solitude, and adventure. A little more consideration has to be made in finding high quality dispersed camping, as the Front Range has more private property than any of the other mountain ranges in Colorado that we’re interested in.

Individual Mountain Networks

Longs Peak

Longs Peak Bikepacking Route Network
Longs Peak Bikepacking Route Network

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