Lone Eagle Peak

Lone Eagle Peak is a mountain summit in the Indian Peaks Wilderness that rises with steep granite flanks forming a distinctive pointed shape. The rock formations create a striking outline visible from trails and valleys across the surrounding landscape.

The official geographic name was established in 1961, replacing an earlier designation. This naming change marked an important moment in the documentation of the mountain landscape.

Native American tribes from the region regarded this mountain within the Indian Peaks Wilderness as a location holding spiritual and ceremonial importance.

Visitors reach the mountain via a hiking trail from a starting point near Granby. The route requires good planning and physical preparation, especially for those attempting to reach the summit.

The northern face offers multiple technical climbing routes with distinctive granite formations. Experienced climbers use these routes to connect with an adjacent peak.

Location: Colorado

GPS coordinates: 40.06940,-105.66064

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:00