Mount Belford
Generally speaking, Mount Belford is an easy mountain. It is situated at the Sawatch Range in Colorado, with Mount Oxford and Missouri Mountain as its neighboring peaks.
Mount Belford was named after James B. Belford, first congressman of Colorado. With a height of 14205 feet (4330 meters), climbing Mount Belford is an enjoyable and relatively easy experience. It gives access to one of its neighboring peaks -Mount Oxford. Mount Belford is just a mile away from Mount Oxford so many people climb them in a single day.
How to Get There
The standard route to the mountain is through Missouri Gulch Trailhead. This is the most popular trailhead in the area.
Best Time to Climb
Climbing period is from June until September.
In general, afternoon thunderstorms are common in the area. Start early for your own safety and enjoyment.
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| General |
West Slopes approach - from Missouri Gulch Trailhead - most popular and easiest route - class 2 |
| Camping | Camping is allowed at the left side of County 390 - from Highway 24 to the TH. |
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| Targeted Activities |
Camping, Hiking, Mountaineering |
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June to September
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| Altitude: |
4330- meters |
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