Mountain Range

Rocky Mountains summits

Named peaks, snowpack stations, streamflow gauges and watersheds in the Rocky Mountains. Built for climbers, hikers, anglers, paddlers, and anyone curious about how the range is faring this season.

Named summits
236
Highest peak
14,433ft
SNOTEL stations
458
USGS gauges
538
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2026
Range overview
The Rocky Mountains are a mountain range in western North America, stretching over 3,000 miles from New Mexico to British Columbia. They were formed 80 million years ago during the Laramide orogeny, a period of intense mountain building. Some notable peaks include Mount Elbert in Colorado, which is the highest peak in the range at 14,440 feet, and Longs Peak in Colorado, which is a popular hiking destination. The Rocky Mountains are home to a number of significant rivers, including the Colorado, Yellowstone, and Arkansas. They also contain important hydrologic features such as the Continental Divide, which separates water flowing to the Pacific Ocean from that flowing to the Atlantic Ocean. Interesting facts about the Rockies include the fact that they are home to a variety of wildlife, including grizzly bears, bighorn sheep, and wolverines. The range also contains a number of hot springs and geysers, including Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.
Rocky Mountains at a glance

Range-wide overview

The Rocky Mountains in four data points -- summits, climate stations, and water-flow coverage.

Highest peak

Mount Elbert 14,433 ft

Most prominent named summit in the range.

Average elevation

Across 236 summits 11,992 ft

Mean of every named peak Snoflo tracks here.

Climate stations

SNOTEL + USGS gauges 458 + 538

Real-time snowpack and streamflow coverage.

Watersheds drained

HUC sub-basins touched 78

Hydrologic sub-basins the range feeds.

Summit inventory

Rocky Mountains named peaks

Every named summit Snoflo tracks in the Rocky Mountains, sorted by elevation. Elevation is heat-mapped to highlight the alpine zone. Tap any peak for its full report.

236 peaks
Peak Elevation
Mount Elbert 14,433 ft
Mount Massive 14,428 ft
Mount Harvard 14,420 ft
Blanca Peak 14,345 ft
La Plata Peak 14,336 ft
Uncompahgre Peak 14,309 ft
Crestone Peak 14,294 ft
Mount Lincoln 14,286 ft
Grays Peak 14,270 ft
Mount Antero 14,269 ft
Torreys Peak 14,267 ft
Castle Peak 14,265 ft
Quandary Peak 14,265 ft
Mount Evans 14,264 ft
Longs Peak 14,258 ft
Mount Wilson 14,246 ft
Mount Shavano 14,229 ft
Mount Belford 14,197 ft
Crestone Needle 14,197 ft
Mount Princeton 14,197 ft
Mount Yale 14,196 ft
Mount Bross 14,172 ft
Kit Carson Mountain 14,165 ft
El Diente 14,159 ft
Maroon Bells 14,156 ft
Tabeguache Peak 14,155 ft
Mount Oxford 14,153 ft
Mount Sneffels 14,150 ft
Mount Democrat 14,148 ft
Capitol Peak 14,130 ft
Pikes Peak 14,109 ft
Snowmass Mountain 14,092 ft
Mount Eolus 14,083 ft
Windom Peak 14,082 ft
Challenger Point 14,080 ft
Mount Columbia 14,073 ft
Missouri Mountain 14,067 ft
Humboldt Peak 14,064 ft
Conundrum Peak 14,060 ft
Mount Bierstadt 14,060 ft
Sunlight Peak 14,059 ft
Handies Peak 14,048 ft
Culebra Peak 14,047 ft
Mount Lindsey 14,042 ft
Ellingwood Point 14,042 ft
Little Bear Peak 14,037 ft
Mount Sherman 14,036 ft
Redcloud Peak 14,034 ft
North Maroon Peak 14,019 ft
Wilson Peak 14,017 ft
Wetterhorn Peak 14,015 ft
San Luis Peak 14,014 ft
Mount Of The Holy Cross 14,005 ft
Huron Peak 14,003 ft
Sunshine Peak 14,001 ft
Grizzly Peak 13,988 ft
Stewart Peak 13,983 ft
Mount Ouray 13,971 ft
Ice Mountain 13,951 ft
Fletcher Mountain 13,951 ft
Cathedral Peak 13,943 ft
Mount French 13,940 ft
Mount Hope 13,933 ft
Mount Meeker 13,911 ft
Horseshoe Mountain 13,898 ft
California Peak 13,849 ft
Mount Edwards 13,838 ft
Un 13,828 13,828 ft
Mount Silverheels 13,822 ft
Rio Grande Pyramid 13,821 ft
Gannett Peak 13,804 ft
Rinker Peak 13,783 ft
Grand Teton 13,770 ft
Mount Sheridan 13,748 ft
Fremont Peak 13,745 ft
Ptarmigan Peak 13,739 ft
West Spanish Peak 13,625 ft
Mount Helen 13,620 ft
Gray Wolf Mountain 13,602 ft
Weston Peak 13,572 ft
Mount Audubon 13,565 ft
Hayden Peak 13,561 ft
Kings Peak 13,528 ft
Mount Ypsilon 13,514 ft
Mount Woodrow Wilson 13,502 ft
Hunter Peak 13,497 ft
Gilbert Peak 13,442 ft
Little Giant Peak 13,416 ft
Navajo Peak 13,409 ft
South Arapaho Peak 13,397 ft
Downs Mountain 13,349 ft
Peerless Mountain 13,348 ft
Storm Peak 13,326 ft
Palmyra Peak 13,319 ft
Mount Daly 13,305 ft
James Peak 13,294 ft
Henry Mountain 13,254 ft
Notch Mountain 13,237 ft
King Solomon Mtn 13,220 ft
Mount Sniktau 13,218 ft
Wind River Peak 13,192 ft
Wheeler Peak 13,161 ft
Francs Peak 13,153 ft
Taylor Peak 13,153 ft
Old Mike 13,113 ft
Truchas Peak 13,103 ft
North Truchas Peak 13,024 ft
Mount Toll 12,978 ft
Mount Sopris 12,953 ft
Clark Peak 12,951 ft
Mount Richthofen 12,950 ft
Mount Owen 12,928 ft
Mount Ida 12,889 ft
Lake Fork Peak 12,881 ft
Chimayosos Peak 12,841 ft
Jicarita Peak 12,835 ft
Chrysolite 12,822 ft
New York Peak 12,811 ft
Middle Teton 12,804 ft
Granite Peak 12,799 ft
Gold Hill 12,716 ft
Latir Peak 12,708 ft
Sheepshead Peak 12,696 ft
Borah Peak (Mount Borah) 12,662 ft
Santa Fe Baldy 12,622 ft
Mount Moran 12,605 ft
Whitetail Peak 12,548 ft
South Teton 12,514 ft
Mount Baldy 12,441 ft
Lake Peak 12,404 ft
Almagre Mountain 12,367 ft
Redonda Peak 12,357 ft
Teewinot 12,325 ft
Mount Otis 12,309 ft
Parkview Mountain 12,296 ft
Mount Lovenia 12,219 ft
Mount Rearguard 12,204 ft
Crested Butte 12,162 ft
Cloudveil Dome 12,026 ft
Medicine Bow Peak 12,013 ft
Hyndman Peak 12,009 ft
Silver Run Peak 12,000 ft
Lost Ranger Peak 11,932 ft
Lone Eagle Peak 11,920 ft
Pingora 11,884 ft
Bald Mountain 11,880 ft
Alberta Peak 11,870 ft
Mount Timpanogos 11,749 ft
Mount Phillips 11,741 ft
Mount Mccaleb 11,682 ft
East Grandaddy Mountain 11,635 ft
Mount Watson 11,521 ft
Smiley Mountain 11,508 ft
Twin Sisters 11,428 ft
Mount Lamborn 11,397 ft
Pfeifferhorn 11,326 ft
White Baldy 11,321 ft
Static Peak 11,303 ft
Mount Taylor 11,301 ft
Lone Peak 11,253 ft
Crazy Peak 11,214 ft
Box Elder Peak 11,101 ft
Superior Peak 11,040 ft
Gallatin Peak 11,015 ft
Electric Peak 10,992 ft
Escudilla Mountain 10,912 ft
Sleepy Cat Peak 10,848 ft
Iddings Peak 10,842 ft
Mount Wolverine 10,795 ft
Cameron Cone 10,707 ft
Mount Haggin 10,610 ft
Albright Peak 10,550 ft
Rock Roll Peak 10,458 ft
Norton Peak 10,336 ft
Nipple Peak 10,324 ft
Sundial Peak 10,320 ft
Laramie Peak 10,272 ft
Warbonnet Peak 10,250 ft
Mount Heyburn 10,229 ft
Mount Regan 10,190 ft
Trapper Peak 10,159 ft
Mount Blackmore 10,154 ft
Elephant Mountain 10,090 ft
Mount Jackson 10,052 ft
Alex Lowe Peak 10,031 ft
Mount Siyeh 10,014 ft
Deer Mountain 10,013 ft
Mount Merritt 10,004 ft
Naomi Peak 9,986 ft
Ben Lomond Peak 9,972 ft
Doubletop Mountain 9,873 ft
Ormes Peak 9,727 ft
Sacagewea Peak 9,665 ft
Going-To-The-Sun Mountain 9,642 ft
Elephants Back 9,585 ft
Mount Gould 9,553 ft
Little Chief Mountain 9,541 ft
Rising Wolf Mountain 9,513 ft
Blodgett Peak 9,423 ft
Mount Saint Nicholas 9,376 ft
Mount Wilbur 9,321 ft
Gunsight Mountain 9,258 ft
Piegan Mountain 9,220 ft
Pollock Mountain 9,190 ft
Bishops Cap 9,127 ft
Reynolds Mountain 9,125 ft
Tooth Of Time 9,003 ft
Ross Peak 9,003 ft
Heavens Peak 8,987 ft
Petkash Peak 8,961 ft
Mount Cannon 8,952 ft
Echo Peak 8,895 ft
Mount Grinnell 8,851 ft
Goat Mountain 8,826 ft
Clements Mountain 8,760 ft
Fusillade Mountain 8,750 ft
Bearhat Mountain 8,684 ft
Mt. Helen 8,538 ft
Boulder Mountain 8,377 ft
Grandeur Peak 8,299 ft
Mount Oberlin 8,180 ft
Dusty Star Mountain 8,084 ft
Heavy Runner 8,016 ft
Brundage Mountain 8,000 ft
Mount Olympus 7,965 ft
Singleshot Mountain 7,926 ft
Cabezon Peak 7,795 ft
Monument Hill 7,352 ft
Pyramid Peak 7,182 ft
Baldy Mountain 6,916 ft
Mount Sanitas 6,863 ft
Frary Peak 6,596 ft
Elephant Butte 5,653 ft
Twin Peaks 5,325 ft
Mount Cleveland 5,301 ft
Mount Nebo 3,407 ft
Climate signal

Snowpack & streamflow in the Rocky Mountains

Live readings from every SNOTEL station and USGS streamgauge feeding the range's drainages.

SNOTEL snowpack

Station Snowpack SWE Elev
Base Camp 1.0 in · 7,030ft
Lewis Lake Divide 16.0 in 8.0 in 7,850ft
Snake River Station · · 6,920ft
Deer Park 5.0 in 0.5 in 9,700ft
Hobbs Park 5.0 in 4.4 in 10,100ft
South Pass 7.0 in 0.7 in 9,040ft
Townsend Creek 7.0 in 0.5 in 8,700ft
Kirwin 4.0 in 0.5 in 9,550ft
Timber Creek · · 7,950ft
Burroughs Creek · · 8,750ft
Castle Creek · · 8,400ft
Cold Springs · · 9,630ft
Little Warm 2.0 in 0.2 in 9,370ft
Togwotee Pass 38.0 in 13.4 in 9,580ft
Dubois - Coop · · 6,959ft
Elkhart Park G.S. · · 9,400ft
New Fork Lake · · 8,340ft
Pocket Creek 25.0 in 5.2 in 9,360ft
Boulder Rearing Station - Coop · · 6,949ft
Granite Creek · · 6,770ft

USGS streamflow

Gauge Flow Gage Elev
Sybille Creek Ab Mule Creek, Near Wheatland, Wy 143 cfs 2.53ft 5,338.0ft
Sybille Creek Ab Canal No. 3, Near Wheatland, Wy 93 cfs 1.52ft 5,028.0ft
Snake River At Moose, Wy 4020.0 cfs 10.75ft 6,443.0ft
Buffalo Fork Ab Lava Creek Nr Moran Wy 1330.0 cfs 3.17ft 6,788.0ft
Pacific Creek At Moran Wy 1010.0 cfs 6.28ft 6,734.0ft
Snake River Nr Moran Wy 1540.0 cfs 4.45ft 6,732.0ft
Snake River Ab Jackson Lake At Flagg Ranch Wy 2030.0 cfs 4.68ft 6,818.0ft
Little Popo Agie River Near Lander, Wyo. 25.4 cfs 2.50ft 5,441.0ft
Greybull River At Meeteetse, Wyo. 338 cfs 3.13ft 5,756.0ft
Wind River At Riverton, Wy 254.0 cfs 3.14ft 4,914.0ft
Wind River Ab Boysen Reservoir, Nr Shoshoni, Wy 455.0 cfs 2.36ft 4,772.0ft
Wind River Near Kinnear, Wy 435.0 cfs 3.79ft 5,287.0ft
Bull Lake Creek Above Bull Lake, Wy 440.0 cfs 3.47ft 5,889.0ft
Bull Lake Creek Near Lenore, Wy 831 cfs 3.23ft 5,656.0ft
Wind River Near Crowheart, Wy 1630 cfs 6.60ft 5,623.0ft
Dinwoody Creek Above Lakes, Near Burris, Wy 146.0 cfs 2.89ft 6,526.0ft
Wind River Above Red Creek, Near Dubois, Wy 1150.0 cfs 4.27ft 6,406.0ft
Wind River Near Dubois, Wy 342.0 cfs 3.29ft 7,204.0ft
Pine Creek Above Fremont Lake, Wy 381.0 cfs 3.91ft 7,460.0ft
Greys River Ab Reservoir Nr Alpine Wy 1180.0 cfs 2.69ft 5,704.0ft
Outdoor recreation

What to do in the Rocky Mountains

Climbing, hiking, fishing, paddling, and more -- everything Snoflo tracks for the range.

Mountain activities

1. Hiking: The Rocky Mountains offer countless opportunities for hiking, with trails ranging from easy walks to challenging multi-day treks. Popular hikes include the Appalachian Trail, the Colorado Trail, and the Continental Divide Trail. Hikers can enjoy stunning mountain views, pristine alpine lakes, and diverse wildlife.

2. Rock Climbing: The Rocky Mountains are a paradise for rock climbers, with numerous world-class climbing areas such as Eldorado Canyon in Colorado, the Tetons in Wyoming, and the Wind River Range in Montana. Climbers can test their skills on a variety of routes, from beginner-friendly crags to advanced multi-pitch climbs.

3. Camping: Camping is a popular outdoor activity in the Rocky Mountains, with many designated campgrounds and backcountry camping opportunities. Campers can enjoy sleeping under the stars, cooking over a campfire, and waking up to breathtaking mountain views. Popular camping destinations include Rocky Mountain National Park, Yellowstone National Park, and Glacier National Park.

4. Mountain Biking: The Rocky Mountains offer some of the best mountain biking trails in the country, with options for riders of all skill levels. Popular trails include the Monarch Crest Trail in Colorado, the Whitefish Trail in Montana, and the Teton Pass Trail in Wyoming. Mountain bikers can enjoy exhilarating descents, technical challenges, and stunning mountain scenery.

5. Fishing: The Rocky Mountains are home to numerous rivers, lakes, and streams that offer excellent fishing opportunities. Anglers can try their luck at catching trout, salmon, and other native fish species. Popular fishing spots include the Gunnison River in Colorado, the Snake River in Wyoming, and the Madison River in Montana.
FAQ

About the Rocky Mountains

How many named peaks are in the Rocky Mountains?

Snoflo tracks 236 named summits in the Rocky Mountains. The highest is Mount Elbert at 14,433 feet.

Where does the elevation data come from?

Peak elevations are pulled from the USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) and Snoflo's named-summit registry. Snowpack readings come from the NRCS SNOTEL network; streamflow from USGS gauges in the range's drainages.

Are these all walk-up summits?

No. The list ranges from drive-up overlooks to technical alpine objectives. Tap any peak for its full report, route notes, and trip-planning data. Always check weather, avalanche, and trip-report sources before heading out.

How often is the data updated?

Peak elevation is static reference data. Snowpack and streamflow readings refresh continuously from the NRCS and USGS public feeds throughout the day.

Can I get alerts for stations in this range?

Yes. Save any SNOTEL station or USGS gauge as a favorite in the Snoflo iOS app, set a threshold (snowpack inches, discharge cfs), and you'll get a push the moment it crosses.

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