Storm Mountain Trail
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Hike the Storm Mountain Trail up a forest road to the summit. The road to the peak is a bit steep, but as you stand on the summit and overlook the beautiful, forested landscape below and the Rocky Mountains that line the horizon, you will forget all about your tired feet. Shared with OTV vehicles and bikers in the summer, this path is a popular outdoor adventure.
Route Description for Storm Mountain Trail
Hike, bike or drive up to the summit of Storm Mountain. This wonderful wilderness excursion offers activities for all sorts of outdoor enthusiasts. The forest development trail, which is shared with OTV vehicles, is explicit and easy to follow. If you choose to drive up, be mindful of those hiking and biking along the road’s edge. Though the path travels through dense forests, the high altitude and sparse tree coverage at the summit warrants windy weather. Layers are always a good idea to protect against chilly winds. This route gradually ascends towards the peak, but it is worth noting that there are steep segments to navigate.
Begin your adventure up Storm Mountain Trail from the car park. Setting out from the parking area, track northwest up FDR 128. Hike up the meadowed trail and you will encounter an intersection. Here, stay left and merge onto Foggy Park Road. The trail will guide you over Galuchie Gulch and through tree shade. Continue hiking the road as it weaves you between tree shade and open meadows. Hike along the path as the elevation gains intensity. At the next junction, stay right on Foggy Park Road. At this point, the route will begin to curve as you begin ascending the Storm Mountain’s summit. Ascend the peak and you will be rewarded with views of the Rocky Mountain Range and the forested terrain below.
Enjoy the vistas that peek between the trees and notice an old mine in the north. Explore the Storm Peak’s summit and when you are ready, retrace your steps along the trail to the parking lot.
Getting to the Storm Mountain Trail Trailhead
The Storm Mountain Hike is at the end of Pine Forest Way. Find parking just below the metal gate.
Route Information
Backcountry Campground:
No
When to do:
May-September
Pets allowed:
Yes - On Leash
Family friendly:
Older Children only
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
Out and back
Storm Mountain Trail Elevation Graph
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