Grays Peak - , Colorado

Clement Chan

Grays is probably the easiest 14er to hike, good trail all the way to the summit. Instead of following the main trail to Grays Peak, take the Torrey connector trail to the saddle and hike up Grays from the north ridge is a shorter route. The top of Grays can be windy and chilly even in July, so bring a light jacket.

Thomas Jennerich

My first 14er, great for beginners. Climbed it in the summer. The beginning on the trail is somewhat flat, and a beautiful hike in a valley with wildflowers. Payoff at the top is great with views of the ski trails at Breckenridge, Lake Dillon, and more!

Brian Baker

Worth the climb! Stand at the peak of the Continental Divide and see the world in all directions, from Longs to Pikes, from South Park to Dillon Reservoir, and more! The trail up is one of the most well-maintained and improved trails I've taken in CO, though the road to get there is pretty rough!!

Steve Dempsey

Grey's peak is beautiful but also very crowded during summer.

The upper parking lot will fill by 4 am then you are stuck at the bottom adding another 3 miles to the hike both ways.

Lots of wild goats in the area. All around great hike but be prepared for crowds and an early start.

Saurav Shrestha

One of the best 14er hike in Colorado. The lower trailhead parking adds a mile and half to the hike. To go to the upper trailhead parking, SUV or car witj high clearance is recommended. I started at 3am in the morning and still the parking was full. Sunrise from the peak is mesmerizing. I recommend planning your hike during new moon so that you will get to exoerience star gazing along with the sunrise.

Trevor Keating

This is a great hike. Takes about 5 - 6 hours round trip. The hike takes you up Gray's (14,270) then to Torrey's (14,267) peaks. The hike up Gray's is rocky but nothing too unbearable. I recommend doing Gray's then Torrey's. Torrey's is a little rockier as is the saddle connecting the two. Mountain goats are all over Torrey's so be mindful if you bring pets, especially if they have youngsters... They won't back down. Overall great way to knock out two 14ers within an hour and a half of Denver.

Srithar Rajendran

This was my second 14er. On summer, this may be easy trekking. But during snow it was very hard to climb. Highly recommended to have proper gear to go there. It was very steep and 2 feet of snow . Plan to go there early because afternoon we noticed some rain clouds. This is based on today trekking Oct 11th.

Rollie G

Great hike from Argentine Pass. A lot of up and down elevation and you have to climb over/around some rock faces, but nothing to challenging. Beautiful views along the way. The top is amazing! It was very windy when I was up there, but there are a couple of places behind rock walls that you can rest and take in all the views.