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Grays and Torreys Peaks Hiking Area
Grays Peak (14,270ft) and Torreys Peak (14,267ft) are two of the most heavily used 14er peaks in Colorado due to their close proximity to Denver and the Front Range cities as well as their status as 'beginner' 14ers. The fact that their summits are separated by only 2/3 of a mile also allows hikers to 'bag' two fourteeners in a single day. The summit of Grays Peak also represents the highest point on the Continental Divide Trail which goes up and over this area. If visiting this area on a warm Colorado summer day, one can expect lots of crowds, so plan accordingly.
Grays and Torreys Peaks Hiking Area Trail and Map Finder
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Hiking Trails
Trailheads
Campgrounds
| Area Hiking Trails: |
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| 1 - Grays Lake Route - Primitive |
| 2 - Grays Peak - Torreys Peak Cutoff Trail |
| 3 - Grays Peak from Chihuahua Gulch Route |
| 4 - Kearney Gulch Trail |
| 5 - Torreys Peak Trail |
| 6 - Torreys Peak via Kelso Ridge Route |
| Area Trailheads: |
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| 1 - Grays Torreys 2WD |
| 2 - Greys-Torreys Trailhead |
| Area Campgrounds: |
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