I love this area. It can be crowded at times, but if you get in far enough on any trail, the crowds disappear pretty quickly. Coney Flats area is one of my favorites.
I'm lucky, I see this area everyday.
So many good routes!
mtneering - Mar 20, 2013 5:47 pm Date Climbed: Jun 10, 2012
x'S
fun trip, Colorado Mtn Tour
Boriss Andean - Aug 29, 2012 2:14 am Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2012
Indian Peaks
Started with Audubon and Notabon. The first peaks I climbed in this range. I'll go back for the others
Senad Rizvanovic - Nov 21, 2011 5:03 pm Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2010
Mountaineering in the Indian Peaks
Located just south of Rocky Mountain National Park, the Indian Peaks Wilderness is one of the most accessible hiking and climbing regions in the West.
Within Indian Peaks lie N Arapahoe Peak (13,502 ft), Apache Peak (13,438 ft.), Navajo Peak (13,405 ft*.), S. Arapahoe Peak (13,397), Ogalalla Peak (13,333 ft.), Mt. Audubon (13,233 ft.), Parry Peak (13,391 ft.), James Peak (13,294 ft.), Arikaree Peak (13,146 ft.), Paiute Peak (13,083 ft.), Mt. Toll (12,979 ft.), Shoshoni Peak (12,962 ft.), "Ooh La La!" (12,945 ft.), Pawnee Peak (12,939 ft.), Jasper Peak (12,923 ft.), Elk Tooth (12,848 ft.), Mt. Neva (12,814 ft.,), Haimovi Tower (12,220 ft.), Lone Eagle Peak (11,940 ft.), and Niwot Ridge. There are four trail passes: Devil's Thumb (11,747 ft.), Arapahoe (11,906 ft.), Pawnee (12,541 ft.), and Buchanan (11,837 ft.).
and that goes for me also. i've enjoyed fine outings on the arapahoes, navajo/apache and audubon/paiute(in a serious windstorm!). an interesting area just outside my back door and i can't wait to do some more extensive exploration in the coming years.
jake_the_snake - Aug 24, 2020 9:12 am Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2020
Indian Peaks Arapahoe TraverseSuch an amazing area
LDuszer - Sep 4, 2015 10:10 am
Love this areaI love this area. It can be crowded at times, but if you get in far enough on any trail, the crowds disappear pretty quickly. Coney Flats area is one of my favorites.
alpineair - Oct 27, 2013 9:50 am
Indian PeaksI'm lucky, I see this area everyday.
So many good routes!
mtneering - Mar 20, 2013 5:47 pm Date Climbed: Jun 10, 2012
x'Sfun trip, Colorado Mtn Tour
Boriss Andean - Aug 29, 2012 2:14 am Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2012
Indian PeaksStarted with Audubon and Notabon. The first peaks I climbed in this range. I'll go back for the others
Senad Rizvanovic - Nov 21, 2011 5:03 pm Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2010
Mountaineering in the Indian PeaksLocated just south of Rocky Mountain National Park, the Indian Peaks Wilderness is one of the most accessible hiking and climbing regions in the West.
Within Indian Peaks lie N Arapahoe Peak (13,502 ft), Apache Peak (13,438 ft.), Navajo Peak (13,405 ft*.), S. Arapahoe Peak (13,397), Ogalalla Peak (13,333 ft.), Mt. Audubon (13,233 ft.), Parry Peak (13,391 ft.), James Peak (13,294 ft.), Arikaree Peak (13,146 ft.), Paiute Peak (13,083 ft.), Mt. Toll (12,979 ft.), Shoshoni Peak (12,962 ft.), "Ooh La La!" (12,945 ft.), Pawnee Peak (12,939 ft.), Jasper Peak (12,923 ft.), Elk Tooth (12,848 ft.), Mt. Neva (12,814 ft.,), Haimovi Tower (12,220 ft.), Lone Eagle Peak (11,940 ft.), and Niwot Ridge. There are four trail passes: Devil's Thumb (11,747 ft.), Arapahoe (11,906 ft.), Pawnee (12,541 ft.), and Buchanan (11,837 ft.).
shanahan96 - Feb 23, 2011 8:19 pm
beautiful, lightly explored areaand that goes for me also. i've enjoyed fine outings on the arapahoes, navajo/apache and audubon/paiute(in a serious windstorm!). an interesting area just outside my back door and i can't wait to do some more extensive exploration in the coming years.
jamie