Mount Rosa, Summit and mountain in El Paso and Teller Counties, Colorado, USA.

Mount Rosa is a summit in the Rocky Mountains located across El Paso and Teller Counties. The mountain displays diverse rock formations with mineral deposits scattered throughout its terrain.

Mount Rosa lies in the Pikes Peak Massif of the southern Front Range, in Pike National Forest, 12.8 miles southwest by west of downtown Colorado Springs. The peak reaches 11,504 feet (3,506 m) and rises 5,475 feet above the city, making it one of the taller summits on the skyline. It stands in Teller County, on the border with El Paso County.

The summit is reached by the Frosty Park Route, which leaves from the Broadmoor neighbourhood along Old Stage Road and Gold Camp Road. The final stretch follows Forest Road 379, a rough 4WD track with a stream crossing, then an unnamed trail and trail 672 up the western flank to the windswept north ridge.

The summit can be reached via multiple hiking trails, with spring and summer offering the best conditions for exploration. Visitors should prepare for variable mountain weather and bring appropriate gear.

The summit rises 5,475 feet (1,669 m) above downtown Colorado Springs, placing it among the taller peaks on the city skyline. The usual approach is the Frosty Park Route: Forest Road 379 is a rough 4WD track with a stream crossing that can carry substantial water depending on the season.