Longworth Peak

Longworth Peak is a mountain summit located in Rocky Mountain National Park in the state of Colorado, United States. It is situated in the Front Range, west of Estes Park. Longworth Peak is known for its rugged terrain and challenging climb, attracting experienced mountaineers and hikers.

The peak's elevation is approximately 13,158 feet (4,010 meters) above sea level. It offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountain landscape, including other prominent peaks within the park.

Access to Longworth Peak typically involves a strenuous hike, often requiring off-trail navigation and scrambling. Routes vary in difficulty, with some involving significant exposure. Climbers should be prepared for unpredictable weather conditions, including sudden changes in temperature and potential for afternoon thunderstorms.

The peak is named in honor of Charles S. Longworth, an early advocate for the preservation of the area that later became Rocky Mountain National Park. He was instrumental in promoting the park's establishment and ensuring its protection.