The Top 8 Mountain Passes in the Front Range

Juniper Pass lies below Warrior Mountain on the Colorado Highway 103. It's a long, steady climb from the east, winding up between trees and offering excellent views. A popular cycling … read more

Loveland Pass from Keystone is a fantastic high-altitude road biking challenge on US Highway 6, taking you over the Continental Divide. Starting around 9,200 feet at Keystone, you'll ascend approximately … read more

Starting from the historic mining town of Georgetown, the Guanella Pass climb offers you a spectacular journey through dense forests opening into breathtaking high-alpine tundra with views of towering peaks … read more

Juniper Pass is a fantastic ascent on Highway 103, taking you high into the Front Range of the Rockies. Over approximately 14.7 to 14.8 miles, you'll gain around 3,400 to … read more

Rollins Pass, standing at an elevation of 11,676 feet, holds historical significance as early Native Americans were the first to utilize it as a natural, low crossing over the Continental … read more

Setting out from the historic town of Georgetown the climb to Loveland Pass, taking you across the Continental Divide. This climb is a pleasure from Georgetown due to the dedicated … read more

Ute Pass is a mountain pass that runs between Divide and Manitou Springs. Native American tribes first used the pass for travel and hunting, and later it was used by … read more

Iceberg Pass reaches up to an elevation of 11,827 feet. There are 3 high mountain passes like this with spectacular views along Trail Ridge Road, and this is the highest of the three.