moderate
8–12 hours
Good physical condition required; endurance for altitude and elevation gain needed
Climb one of Colorado's iconic 14ers with experienced guides from Colorado Climbing Company. With routes suitable for a range of skill levels, this ascent delivers breathtaking views and a true mountain challenge.
Begin your climb in the morning to avoid afternoon weather and enjoy cooler temperatures.
Weather in the Rockies can shift quickly; always review forecast and be prepared for changing conditions.
Conditions can vary from hot at lower elevations to cold near the summit; dress in moisture-wicking, breathable layers.
Bring plenty of water for the ascent to prevent dehydration in high altitude conditions.
Humboldt Peak was first summited in 1877, and has since become a favorite for Colorado mountain climbers.
The area is protected within San Isabel National Forest, emphasizing Leave No Trace principles to preserve the pristine wilderness.
Durable, supportive boots are essential for rocky and uneven terrain.
summer|winter specific
Protection against varying weather and temperature shifts.
summer|winter specific
Provides safety during exposed sections and loose rock areas.
Assist with balance and reduce strain on knees during steep ascents.
summer|winter specific