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Quick Facts: Longs Peak

Region: North America, United States

Climbing History

Facts and information about climbing Longs Peak, Colorado's northernmost fourteener and located in the Front Range.

Notable Routes

Any trip to Longs Peak begins with a flight into Denver International Airport (DEN). From here, it is easiest to rent a car and make the scenic 1.5-hour drive northwest to Allenspark or Estes Park. Public transport and private transfers are also available but are not as time or cost-efficient. Your travel route will vary depending on the expedition you choose. Please refer to the individual guides expeditions for more information.

Weather Information

Weather: During the summer, average daily temperatures at the base of Longs Peak hover around 17 ºC (63 ºF). These drop toward and eventually below freezing closer to the summit. Summer is the wettest time of year on Longs Peak, but rain is not very common., Best Time to Visit: July to September, Average Expedition Length 2 days

Frequently Asked Questions about Longs Peak

Which guide companies operate on Longs Peak?

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What is the best time to climb Longs Peak?

Weather: During the summer, average daily temperatures at the base of Longs Peak hover around 17 ºC (63 ºF). These drop toward and eventually below freezing closer to the summit. Summer is the wettest

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