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LOST RANGER PEAK

Mountains and Summits


Rocky Mountains Central Colorado Ranges

Lost Ranger Peak

11,932 ft

Lost Ranger Peak is a prominent mountain located in the Rocky Mountains mountain range. With its towering elevation and awe-inspiring size, it stands as an impressive landmark for mountaineers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Rising to an elevation of approximately [insert elevation], Lost Ranger Peak offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

During the winter season, Lost Ranger Peak experiences a diverse snowpack range. The snowpack accumulation can vary depending on weather conditions, but typically ranges from [insert snowpack range]. This makes it an alluring destination for winter sports enthusiasts, providing opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing.

Situated in a region surrounded by pristine wilderness, Lost Ranger Peak contributes to the hydrological network by providing runoff into several creeks and rivers. [Insert specific creek/river names], among others, receive essential water resources from the mountain's snowmelt, ensuring the vitality of the local ecosystem and providing a habitat for various species of flora and fauna.

The name "Lost Ranger Peak" carries an intriguing history. [Insert historical context or folklore]. These tales add an element of mystery and allure to the mountain, captivating the imaginations of those who venture into its scenic trails. Whether you seek adrenaline-pumping adventures or simply wish to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, Lost Ranger Peak offers an unforgettable mountaineering experience in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.


Outdoor Recreation

Campground Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Walton Creek 14 9,392 ft
Hidden Lakes 9 8,872 ft
Grizzly Creek 12 8,510 ft
Big Creek Lakes 54 9,007 ft
Lincoln Park 12 8,102 ft
Pumphouse 14 7,491 ft
Lynx Pass 11 8,987 ft
Summit Lake 15 10,326 ft
Encampment City Park None 7,277 ft
Hog Park 17 8,468 ft
Granite 8 9,885 ft
Encampment River 8 7,307 ft
Radium - Kremmling RMA - Rafting ramp None 6,867 ft
Meadows 30 9,288 ft
Dumont Lake 22 9,550 ft
Gore Pass 12 9,554 ft
Seedhouse 24 8,071 ft
Stagecoach State Park 100 7,307 ft
South Brush Creek 20 8,355 ft
Dry Lake 8 8,279 ft
Ryan Park 49 8,438 ft
Bennett Peak 11 7,137 ft
Hinman Park 13 7,678 ft
Blacktail Creek 8 8,997 ft
Teal Lake 17 8,827 ft
Ski Area Snowpack Air Temperature 5 Day Forecast
Steamboat Ski Resort 51" 45° 0.21"
Howelsen Hill Ski Area 51" 45° 0.21"
Snowy Range 67" 32° 3.37"
Beaver Creek Resort 39" 54° 3.7"
Vail 18" 44° 4.05"
River Run Streamflow Length Class

Regional Water Data

Gauge Streamflow Stage
Yampa River Below Stagecoach Reservoir
USGS 09237500
216 cfs 3.9 ft
Yampa River Above Stagecoach Reservoir
USGS 09237450
225 cfs 3.1 ft
Piney River Below Piney Lake
USGS 09058500
3 cfs 3.1 ft
Blue River At Blue River
USGS 09046490
5 cfs 0.4 ft
Muddy Creek Above Antelope Creek Nr. Kremmling
USGS 09041090
161 cfs 4.2 ft
Williams Fork Near Leal
USGS 09036000
62 cfs 1.9 ft
Elkhead Creek Above Long Gulch
USGS 09246200
491 cfs 4.9 ft
Snotel Site Snowpack 24hr Change

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