Pikes Peak

-Driving-

At the altitude of 14,115 feet, Pikes Peak is the 31st highest peak in Colorado. Pikes Peak Highway will take you to the summit house. Along the way there are several observation sites and picnic areas to enjoy. The 19-mile highway is paved and open year round, weather permitting. Picnic sites: Crow Gulch Picnic Area and Halfway Picnic Area. Observation sites: Bottomless Pit Observation Site and Cascade Observation Site.

-Hiking - 

Barr Trail

Devils Playground Trail

Hikers requiring transportation from the summit must ensure they reach the summit before the posted closure to the summit and their transportation is through the uphill gate by the posted gate hours or they will be charged for the Pikes Peak staff overtime. 

If you are hiking and are unsure if you will reach the summit of Pikes Peak before closing, be safe and turn around. Emergency and After Hour Fees: Hikers or visitors requiring emergency transport from Pikes Peak - America's Mountain Staff will be required to pay a transportation or after-hour fee. Note: Pikes Peak Staff will only transport as a matter of emergency or safety.

https://coloradosprings.gov/pikes-peak-americas-mountain/page/access-after-hours-restricted