Lead Mountain (Grand County, Colorado)

Lead Mountain viewed from the Tundra Communities Trail, Rocky Mountain National Park

Lead Mountain is a summit in Grand County, Colorado, in the United States.^[1] It is in the Rocky Mountain National Park.^[2] With an elevation of 12,474 feet (3,802 m), Lead Mountain is the 931st highest summit in the state of Colorado.^[3]

Lead Mountain was named in 1879 on account of its lead deposits.^[4]

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Peaks	Chief Cheley Peak Fairchild Mountain Hagues Peak Hallett Peak Longs Peak Mount Chiquita Mount Ida Mount Julian Mount Alice Mount Meeker Mummy Mountain Mummy Range Never Summer Mountains Flattop Mountain Lean Mountain Mount Richthofen Static Peak Taylor Peak Twin Sisters Peaks Ypsilon Mountain

Hiking trails and technical climbs	Hiking trails Bear Lake Bierstadt Lake Continental Divide Trail East Inlet Trail East Longs Peak Trail – Longs Peak Trail – Keyhole Route – Shelf Trail Fern Lake Trail Flattop Mountain Trail Lake Haiyaha Trail Lost Lake Trail Shadow Mountain Trail Thunder Lake Trail-Bluebird Lake Trail Upper Beaver Meadows Technical climbs Casual Route Northcutt-Carter Route (Hallett Peak) South Face (Petit Grepon)

Glaciers	Andrews Glacier The Dove (glacier) Mills Glacier Moomaw Glacier Rowe Glacier Saint Vrain Glaciers Taylor Glacier Tyndall Glacier

Bodies of water	Bear Lake Bierstadt Lake Chasm Falls Dream Lake Fern Lake Haynach Lakes Hidden River Murphy Lake La Poudre Pass Lake Roaring River Snowdrift Lake Sprague Lake

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