Parry Peak, Mountain summit in Front Range, Colorado
Parry Peak is a mountain summit within the Arapaho National Forest located along the continental divide. The peak features steep rocky slopes and exposed stone formations that characterize the high mountain environment.
The peak was named after Charles Christopher Parry, a botanist who studied Colorado mountain plants during the 1860s. His scientific work helped document the plant life found in the high alpine regions of the Rockies.
The mountain stands as part of the Continental Divide Trail system, drawing hikers and mountaineers who seek to explore the Front Range landscapes.
The best time to attempt the ascent is during summer when weather conditions are most stable. Proper preparation and suitable equipment are necessary due to rapid weather changes at this elevation.
The summit ranks as the highest point in the James Group, with a prominence of 524 meters and an isolation distance of 15.22 kilometers.
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