July 24, 2019 Phil

Colorado 14ers

On this page you'll find various bits of information and links to resources related to hiking that I find useful, interesting, or just really cool. I also plan to begin putting together a catalog of trip reports and photos from my longer hikes, both past and present. Many of these trip reports will be from my climbs of the Colorado 14ers.

The 14ers are the 53 peaks (or 58, depending on how you count) in the state that top out at or over 14,000 feet in elevation. Climbing them all is a common goal among many people, although it often takes many years and some serious hardiness and determination to finish.

COLORADO 14ERS COMPLETED (58/58)

#57 – Uncompahgre Peak (14,318')

#52 – Crestone Peak (14,299')

#49 – Kit Carson Peak (14,167')

#47 – Mt. Oxford (14,158')

#53 – Tabeguache Peak (14,158')

#31 – Mt. Sneffels (14,155')

#58 – Capitol Peak (14,138')

#54 – Pikes Peak (14,109')

#46 – Snowmass Mountain (14,105')

#43 – Windom Peak (14,089')

#44 – Mt. Eolus (14,087')

#48 – Challenger Point (14,086')*

#39 – Missouri Mountain (14,071')

#35 – Humboldt Peak (14,068')

#12 – Mt. Bierstadt (14,066')

#42 – Sunlight Peak (14,061')

#25 – Handies Peak (14,058')

#40 – Ellingwood Point (14,057')

#11 – Mt. Lindsey (14,055')

#51 – Culebra Peak (14,053')

#45 – North Eolus (14,042')*

#23 – Redcloud Peak (14,037')

#56 – Conundrum Peak (14,037')*

#38 – San Luis Peak (14,023')

#50 – North Maroon Peak (14,022')

#55 – Wilson Peak (14,021')

#15 – Mt. of the Holy Cross (14,007')

#28 – Huron Peak (14,006')

#24 – Sunshine Peak (14,004')