Marmot Point Trail
The Marmot Point Trail is an awesome spontaneous excursion in the Rocky Mountain National Park. Hike with your head in the clouds as you ascend the high-country summit, which will reward its adventurers with 360-degree, panoramic views of the encompassing mountainous landscape.
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Route Description for Marmot Point Trail
Travel among the clouds as you ascend the exposed path to the summit of Marmot Point. Though this path is relatively easy, the high altitude of the area presents its challenges. Make sure you are acclimated to the area’s elevation and check the weather forecast for summit storms prior to your journey. Though incredibly picturesque, the exposed terrain warrants windy and cold conditions, so make sure you wear plenty of layers! Lastly, visitors are required to purchase a Rocky Mountain National Park pass to adventure the trails.
From the Marmot Point Trailhead, the Marmot Point Hike treks northeastward. Hike the well-marked terrain through the alpine tundra and keep your eyes peeled for marmots! The further you hike the more impressive the view! Ascend the exposed path to the summit of Marmot Point let the beautiful scenery take your breath away.
Revel in the panoramic views of the Continental Divide, Mummy Range, and the No Summer Mountains! When you are ready, retrace your steps back along the path to the trailhead.
Getting to the Marmot Point Trail Trailhead
The Marmot Point Trailhead is located off the Old Fall River Road.
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