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Mount Neva 


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Elevation: 12,814'
Lat, Long: 40.0069, -105.688 Map
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BETA PHOTO: Neva from South Arapahoe

Description 

Mount Neva is an easily accessible 12,814' peak in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. Neva has several pleasant rock scrambles (including the "classic" 4th class North Ridge) and moderate snow routes. The northeast face of Point 12,700 (a subsidiary peak on the North Ridge) looks clean and solid, and might hold the potential for some technical routes.


Getting There 

Most of the reported climbs are accessible from the Fourth of July trailhead. Arrive early to secure a parking spot. To reach the trailhead, head south through Nederland on Colo 119 and take the right turn for Eldora. Continue for a little over 3 miles, forking to the right past the turn for the Eldora Ski Area, heading instead toward the small town of Eldora. Head west through Eldora for approximately 1.5 miles on a dirt road to another fork. Take the right fork and continue up the dirt road (slightly rough in spots) for another 4.5 miles or so to the trailhead parking lot.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Mount Neva:
North Ridge        Trad, Alpine   
Juliet   Mod. Snow     Snow, Alpine, 300 feet   
Direct East Face   5.7 Easy Snow     Snow, Alpine, 4 pitches, 600 feet, Grade III   
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Taking a break before heading up towards the crux.

North Ridge   CO : Alpine Rock : ... : Mount Neva
Follow the well-marked and well-travelled trail out of the parking lot for approximately 3 miles to Arapahoe Pass. Along the way you'll pass some old mining equipment, and the trail for the Arapahoe Glacier Trail. Continue east until you begin to pass Lake Dorothy on your left. There are great views of North and South Arapaho Peaks to the northwest, and Caribou Lake is visible to the north. Follow a very faint trail across the grass to the base of North Ridge, where the trail becomes slightl...[more]   Browse More Classics in CO


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Almost there, we decended to the left

Almost there, we decended to the left

Photo by Aubrey Additon:  Arapahoe basin from South Arapahoe peak.  Mount Neva is the peak on the [right].

Photo by Aubrey Additon: Arapahoe basin from Sout...

Difficult to see but our ski tracks desnced the face of Neva here and then we slipped through the couiour on the bottom right.  Great ski though straight from the summit.  Summer of 2005.

Difficult to see but our ski tracks desnced the fa...

Mount Neva.

Mount Neva.


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By Jeff Barnow
From: Boulder Co
Sep 9, 2005

Great for a mid to late June July ski. My advise would be to bring crampons and an axe depending on your approach and perhaps go a little lighter on the gear than we did.