Torreys Peak - Front Range
Explore Torreys Peak with a detailed, trail-ready map designed for hikers, climbers, and mountaineers. Located along the Continental Divide in Colorado’s Front Range, Torreys Peak offers everything from the popular standard route to rugged ridge climbs and steep snow couloirs.
This map covers four trailheads and nine listed routes, providing the detailed topographic and route information needed to plan your climb, compare approaches, and navigate the mountain more confidently.
Trailheads Included
- Grizzly Gulch Trailhead
- Grays Peak / Stevens Gulch Trailhead
- Chihuahua Gulch Trailhead
- Loveland Pass Trailhead
Routes Included
- South Slopes — Standard Route
- Chihuahua Gulch Approach
- Dead Dog Couloir
- Emperor Couloir
- Kelso Ridge
- North Slopes from Grays Peak
- Turning Fork Couloir
- West Ridge
- Grizzly Gulch Road Approach
For additional information about Torreys Peak, including photographs, video, and route details, click HERE.
Detailed Information for Every Route
Each POCKET PALS Colorado 14er climbing and hiking map includes:
- Clearly delineated climbing and hiking routes shown on a detailed topographic base map
- Roads, public-land boundaries, streams, lakes, and other important geographic features
- Contour lines at 80-foot intervals
- Route difficulty rated by Class using the Yosemite Decimal System
- Exposure rating
- Snow-steepness information
- Route length
- Elevation gain and loss
- Starting elevation
- Elevation profile
- Important waypoints and their mileages along the route
- Detailed directions for locating each trailhead
Durable and Convenient Trail Format
Maps in the POCKET PALS Colorado 14er series measure approximately 3-5/8 inches wide by 4-1/4 inches high when folded and 17 inches by 11 inches when unfolded.
Each map is printed on waterproof, tear-resistant material designed to withstand repeated use in demanding mountain conditions.