Trying to decide where you want to rent your next vacation rental? Come stay at one of our luxury vacation rentals and see the magic of Rocky Mountain National Park. A haven for mountain enthusiasts, RMNP boasts a collection of majestic peaks that pierce the Colorado sky. In this blog post, we embark on a journey to uncover the highest summits within this stunning national park, each with its unique character and breathtaking vistas.

Longs Peak (14,259 feet):

At the pinnacle of Rocky Mountain National Park stands the iconic Longs Peak. Revered by climbers and hikers alike, Longs Peak is the highest summit in the park, offering a challenging yet rewarding ascent. The Diamond Face, a sheer rock wall, adds to the allure of this prominent peak.

Mount Meeker (13,911 feet):

Adjacent to Longs Peak, Mount Meeker stands as the second-highest summit in the park. Though slightly overshadowed by its neighbor, Mount Meeker’s rugged beauty and challenging terrain attract those seeking a formidable mountaineering experience.

Mount Orton (13,757 feet):

Nestled within the Mummy Range, Mount Orton commands attention with its elevation of 13,757 feet. A less frequented summit, it rewards intrepid explorers with panoramic views of the surrounding alpine landscapes.

Mount Julian (13,223 feet):

Offering a more moderate climb, Mount Julian showcases the diverse topography of Rocky Mountain National Park. Its summit provides a splendid vantage point to observe the intricate network of valleys and ridges that define the park.

Chief’s Head Peak (13,579 feet):

Aptly named for its distinctive profile resembling a Native American chief in profile, Chief’s Head Peak is a captivating summit within the park. Its location amidst the breathtaking Glacier Gorge adds to the allure of this majestic peak.

Taylor Peak (13,153 feet):

Rising above the Tyndall Gorge, Taylor Peak stands as a testament to the geological wonders of the region. Its broad summit offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the neighboring peaks and valleys.

McHenrys Peak (13,327 feet):

Tucked away in the heart of the park, McHenrys Peak boasts a rugged and remote character. Its challenging ascent is rewarded with solitude and unobstructed views, making it a hidden gem for experienced mountaineers.

Rocky Mountain National Park, with its array of towering peaks, provides an unparalleled playground for those seeking to explore the heights. From the renowned Longs Peak to the lesser-known gems like Mount Orton and McHenrys Peak, each summit contributes to the rich tapestry of natural beauty that defines this remarkable national park. Whether you’re an avid mountaineer or a casual hiker, the highest peaks in Rocky Mountain National Park promise a symphony of adventure and awe-inspiring vistas. Both of our vacation rentals, Park Entrance Lodge and Lake Estes Retreat, have incredible view of the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park!

Explore Our Properties:

Park Entrance Lodge

20 Guests • 8 Bedrooms • 5 Bathrooms

With 8 bedrooms everyone can have their own! Amazing views and amenities galore including hot tub, fire pit, pool table, game room and an indoor basketball court. We are conveniently located 1.5 miles from Rocky Mountain National Park and 1.5 miles from the shopping area in Estes Park. Perfect getaway for multigenerational families and large groups.

Lake Estes Retreat

8 Guests • 4 Bedrooms • 5 Bathrooms

This artisan timber cabin is located on Lake Estes and has incredible views of the lake and mountains. Amenities include a hot tub and fire pit, plenty of outdoor space, walking path to marina and golf course! Located 10 minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park!