Grays Peak

Grays Peak rises to 14,278 feet in Colorado's Front Range and is the highest point on the Continental Divide in North America. Located within the Arapaho National Forest west of Denver, the mountain is known for its broad alpine slopes, tundra-covered ridges, and panoramic views of neighboring summits, including nearby Torreys Peak. Named for renowned botanist Asa Gray, the peak attracts thousands of hikers each year and provides access to one of Colorado's most celebrated high-elevation landscapes.

This vintage-inspired Grays Peak print celebrates Colorado's highest summit on the Continental Divide through the bold design language of classic WPA-era travel posters. Expansive alpine terrain, sweeping ridgelines, and the rugged beauty of the Front Range are rendered in a timeless style that reflects the mountain's prominence and accessibility. Created for hikers, climbers, outdoor enthusiasts, and collectors of Colorado's Fourteeners, this piece honors one of the state's most visited and iconic mountain destinations.

5% of every sale from our Fourteeners Collection is donated to organizations that support the preservation and protection of America's public lands.