LOVELAND PASS HIKES PAGE |
Loveland Pass is the route used before Eisenhower Tunnel was built. It is the most scenic pass in the Denver area. There are a number of hikes from the pass and near the Eisenhower Tunnel. |
The Loveland Pass Ridge hike follows the Continental Divide Ridgeline. |
The Mt. Sniktau hike gives a great view of Eisenhower Tunnel. This is a view of the east side of the tunnel. |
The Grizzly Peak hike is the most scenic and difficult hike at the pass. |
The Citadel Peak hike only had a formal trail only half the way. It is a formidable hike of 5.53 miles roundtrip with a vertical climb of 2,079 feet. This hike stopped 578 feet short of the summit. |
The Grizzly Gulch hike was a search for wildflowers but we were too early. |
The Leavenworth Road Drive is not a hike but a drive up the 4 wheel drive road. This is the view at the end of the road which is of Stevens Gulch and Grays Peak. |
The Eisenhower Tunnel Hike goes up to the ridge over the tunnel. This is a view of the west side of the tunnel. |