Trails · Fort Collins–Loveland Foothills
Storm Mountain Road
A Difficult 10.2-mile trail in the Fort Collins–Loveland foothills country, brought into the guide from the official COTREX map — help us make its page richer.
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The Storm Mountain Road is a roughly 10.2-mile trail in the USFS Canyon Lakes country of the Fort Collins–Loveland foothills area. COTREX maps it on road tread, open to Hike, Horse, Bike, Moto, running between about 6,094 and 9,837 feet.
We're bringing this one into the guide from the official COTREX trail data, so we may not yet have verified trailhead directions, current closures, or on-the-ground detail — treat the map above as a starting point and confirm access and conditions with USFS Canyon Lakes before you go. Hiked it yourself? We'd love your photos and notes to flesh this page out.
Trail Facts
Difficulty
Difficult
Length
10.2 mi
Elevation
6,094 → 9,837 ft
Elevation Gain
~+3,743 ft
Uses
Hike, Horse, Bike, Moto
Bikes
Allowed
Stock / Horse
Allowed
Dogs
Allowed (control/leash)
Surface
Road
Manager
USFS Canyon Lakes Ranger District
Getting There
This trail is in the Fort Collins–Loveland foothills area under USFS Canyon Lakes Ranger District. Use the map above to locate the trailhead, and confirm current access, parking, and conditions with the managing agency before you go.
Know Before You Go
- Confirm before you go. This page is built from the official COTREX map; verify trailhead access, seasonal closures, and current conditions with USFS Canyon Lakes.
- Share the trail. Open to Hike, Horse, Bike, Moto; yield appropriately and leave no trace.
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- Poudre Wilderness Volunteers — trail patrols & the official trail description Donate →
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- Google & USGS — trailhead location, ratings & topographic maps
Trail details compiled by the Red Feather Lakes Travel Guide from the sources above. Photography by us — more of our own trail images coming as we hike them.