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Summit road · trail guide

Mount White

Experience the breathtaking vistas and thrilling off-road trails of Mount White, a noteworthy peak situated in the majestic Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

Not reported

No current report from the Trading Post — call the counter or check the Forest Service before you go.

Road high point
13,667 ft
Above the Trading Post
+4,367 ft
Difficulty
■ Intermediate
Distance
21 mistraight line · the drive is longer
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Towering in the southern Sawatch Range of Colorado's Rocky Mountains is Mount White, a prominent peak offering challenging off-road trails and stunning alpine views. Mount White's diverse terrain, including rocky slopes and high-altitude meadows, presents an adventurous journey for ATV/UTV enthusiasts.

Notably adjacent to Mount Antero, Mount White shares its neighbor's reputation as a treasure trove of gemstones. While less frequented by miners, this unique geological characteristic adds an intriguing layer to Mount White's rich natural tapestry. The summit's vantage point offers sweeping panoramas of the surrounding Rockies, making it a rewarding destination for those who brave its trails.

With paths leading above the treeline and towards the peak, Mount White is an irresistible challenge for off-roaders, from seasoned experts to ambitious beginners. The elevation, varied terrain, and potential for unpredictable weather conditions make each journey a unique experience, demanding skill and respect for the mountain environment.

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Where it is

1Mount Antero13,800 ft· Intermediate · not reported2Mount White13,667 ft· Intermediate · not reported3Flag Mountain12,713 ft· Intermediate · not reported4Hancock Pass12,208 ft· Intermediate · not reported5Tincup Pass12,154 ft· Challenging · not reported6Baldwin Lake Mine12,079 ft· Challenging · not reported7Napoleon Pass12,034 ft· Challenging · not reported8Cumberland Pass12,015 ft· Easy · not reported9Tomichi Pass11,962 ft· Intermediate · not reported10Taylor Pass11,928 ft· Challenging · not reported11Mirror Lake10,981 ft· Easy · not reported12Union Park10,070 ft· Easy · not reported13St. Elmo9,961 ft· Easy · not reported14Spring Creek Reservoir9,940 ft· Easy · not reportedTrading PostBase · 9,300 ft · fuel · food · RZRs
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Base camp· 21 mi as the crow flies to Mount White

Fuel, food, a RZR and a bed — at the bottom of the hill.

The Trading Post has been outfitting this valley since 1940. Fill up and ride out from your cabin door.

Call the Trading Post · (970) 641-2555 Front desk open today from 8 amFront desk opens at 8 am todayClosed for the season · 2027 dates not announced yetClosed until

We book by phone. Ask the counter about conditions before you ride.