Colorado Fourteeners by rank
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Climbed on: 07-10-2002 |
Mount Elbert (14,433'), Sawatch Range The highest peak in the Rocky Mountains and in Lake County in Colorado. Nearby civilization: Leadville- historic city located at 10,430' |
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Climbed on: 07-12-2002 |
Mount Massive (14,421'), Sawatch Range The summit ridge of Mt. Massive is three miles long. The mountain has five summits. They are all above 14,000 feet. |
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Mount Harvard (14,420'), Sawatch Range Mount Harvard forms a massive along with Mount Columbia. |
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Blanca Peak (14,345'), Sangre de Cristo Range Blanca Peak is the highest peak in the Sangre de Cristo Range. It is one of the 4 sacred peaks of the Navajo Nation. |
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La Plata (14,336'), Sawatch Range La Plata means "silver" in Spanish. |
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Uncompahgre Peak (14,309'), San Juan Range Uncompahgre Peak is the highest peak in the San Juan Range. Uncompahgre means "hot-water spring". It is a Native American word of the Ute Nation. |
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Crestone Peak (14,294'), Sangre de Cristo
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Mount Lincoln (14,286'), Tenmile-Mosquito Range Mount Lincoln is the highest peak in the Mosquito Range. |
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Grays Peak (14,270') Front Range
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Mount Antero (14,269'), Sawatch Range The peak was named after the Native American Chief Antero of the Uintah Nation. The mountain is known for its gemstone deposits, especially aquamarine. |
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Torreys Peak (14,267'), Front Range
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Castle Peak (14,265'), Elk Range
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Quandary Peak (14,265'), Tenmile-Mosquito Range Quandary Peak is the only fourteener in the Tenmile Range. |
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Mount Evans (14,264'), Front Range
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Longs Peak (14,255'), Front Range
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Mount Wilson (14,246'), San Juan Range
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Mount Cameron (14,238'), Tenmile-Mosquito Range
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Mount Shavano (14,229'), Sawatch Range In the spring the ramaining snow gives the effect of a great wingspreaded white angel known as Angel of Shavano on the southeast side of the mountain overlooking the valley.
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Mount Belford (14,197'), Sawatch Range |
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Crestone Needle (14,197'), Sangre de Christo Range
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Mount Princeton (14,197'), Sawatch Range |
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Mount Yale (14,196'), Sawatch Range |
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Mount Bross (14,172'), Ten Mile-Mosquito Range |
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Kit Carson Peak (14,165'), Sangre de Cristo Range
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El Diente Peak (14,159'), San Juan Range
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Maroon Peak (14,156'), Elk Range
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Tabeguache Peak (14,155'), Sawatch Range
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Climbed on: 07-16-2002 |
Mount Oxford ( 14,153'), Sawatch Range
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Mount Sneffels (14,150'), San Juan Range
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Mount Democrat (14,148'), Ten Mile-Mosquito Range
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Capitol Peak (14,130'), Elk Range
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Pikes Peak (14,110'), Front Range
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Snowmass Mountain (14,092'), Elk Range
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Mount Eolus (14,083'), San Juan Range
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Windom Peak (14,082'), San Juan Range
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Challenger Point (14,081'), Sangre de Cristo Range
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Mount Columbia (14,073'), Sawatch Range
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Missouri Mountain (14,067'), Sawatch Range
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Humboldt Peak (14,064'), Sangre de Cristo Range
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Mount Bierstadt (14,060'), Front Range
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Conundrum Peak (14,060'), Elk Range
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Sunlight Peak (14,059'), San Juan Range
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Handies Peak (14,048'), San Juan Range
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Culebra Peak (14,047'), Sangre de Cristo Range
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Ellingwood Point (14,042'), Sangre de Cristo Range
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Mount Lindsey (14,042'), Sangre de Cristo Range
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North Eolus (14,039'), San Juan Range
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Little Bear Peak (14,037'), Sangre de Cristo Range
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Mount Sherman (14,036'), Tenmile-Mosquito Range The mining metropolis of Leavick was built at the southern foot of Sherman, and boomed in the 1880's. |
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Redcloud Peak (14,034'), San Juan Range
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Pyramid Peak (14,018'), Elk Range
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Wilson Peak (14,017'), San Juan Range
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Wetterhorn Peak (14,015'), San Juan Range Wetterhorn means "weather peak" in German. |
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North Maroon Peak (14,014'), Elk Range
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San Luis Peak (14,014'), San Juan Range
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Mount of the Holy Cross (14,005'), Sawatch Range
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Huron Peak (14,003'), Sawatch Range
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Sunshine Peak (14,001'), San Juan Range
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The peaks marked with * are not ranked because they do not rise 300 feet above the saddle that connects them to the nearest fourteener. Mount Cameron rises 138 feet above its saddle with Mount Lincoln. El Diente rises 259 feet above its saddle with Mount Wilson. Conundrum Peak rises 240 feet above its saddle with Castle Peak. North Eolus rises 179 feet above its saddle with Mount Eolus. North Maroon Peak rises 234 feet above its saddle with Maroon Peak. They are named and recognized on USGS maps.