Hiking · Aspen, CO
Larkspur Mountain Road
Before you go
Live · nearest station Aspen, 4 miGood window today. Daylight to 8:10 pm.
Smoky
Feels like 66°
Wind
0 mph
UV index
4.4 moderate
Sun window
6:15 am to 8:10 pm
Distance
9mi round trip
Elevation gain
2,999ft
High point
11,234ft
Season
Jan - Dec
About
Larkspur Mountain Road (FSR #103) is a 9-mile dirt road in Aspen, Colorado, classified as moderate to difficult. The route begins near Lenado at the intersection with Woody Creek Road and extends toward Kobey Park Road, covering an elevation gain of approximately 958 meters (1,900 feet) to a high point near 11,234 feet. Hikers typically complete the out-and-back trek in about five hours. The trail is accessible from April through October, when snow cover generally clears the road surface. Conditions vary by season, with potential mud during spring runoff and loose gravel or snow in winter months suitable for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Parking is available at the trailhead near Lenado. The road connects to other routes including the Arbaney Traverse, Woody Creek Trail, and Johnson Creek Trail. It is dog-friendly and supports hiking, running, mountain biking, and horseback riding.
Trail profile
Gain
2,999 ft
Avg grade
6%
Steepest
19%
High point
11,234 ft
Good to know
Parking at the trailhead
Waypoints
Latest trail reportgood
Trail is in good condition. No significant obstacles or hazards reported.
Reported Mar 2, 2025Verified
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