Eagle Peak

Eagle Peak is a mountain summit in Park County, featuring steep terrain with exposed rock faces and forested sections throughout the ascent. The route passes through varied landscape types that create different conditions at each elevation.

The summit was an important landmark for indigenous peoples who inhabited the region for centuries. European settlement brought new names to the mountain, reflecting colonial mapping efforts.

The mountain stands as a testament to geological forces that shaped the Rocky Mountains through millions of years of tectonic movements.

Check weather conditions before starting and bring appropriate clothing and supplies, as conditions can shift rapidly at higher elevations. Sturdy footwear and plenty of water are essential for this demanding hike.

The final approach crosses exposed ridgeline sections where strong winds and loose rocks present hazards that catch many hikers unprepared. This passage demands more skill and caution than the lower sections of the route.

Location: Park County

GPS coordinates: 44.32018,-110.02691

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:46