Colorado's 14,000-foot Mountains
Colorado has 55 14,000-foot-high mountains or Fourteeners. Learn facts about all the Fourteeners as well as find climbing route descriptions and photographs.
Maroon Bells: 27th and 51st Highest Mountains in Colorado
The Maroon Bells, the 24th and 51st highest mountains in Colorado, are beautiful mountains but difficult and dangerous to climb. Find out here about North Maroon Peak and Maroon Peak.
The Maroon Bells, the 24th and 51st highest mountains in Colorado, are beautiful mountains but difficult and dangerous to climb. Find out here about North Maroon Peak and Maroon Peak.
Colorado’s Fourteeners
Colorado offers 54 Fourteeners or 14,000-foot mountains for climbers to ascend. Learn all about Colorado's Fourteeners and how to climb them.
Colorado offers 54 Fourteeners or 14,000-foot mountains for climbers to ascend. Learn all about Colorado's Fourteeners and how to climb them.
List of Colorado’s Fourteeners
Colorado, the roof of the Rockies, offers 54 Fourteeners or peaks above 14,000 feet for climbers. Here is a complete listing of all the Fourteeners, their elevations, and their mountain ranges.
Colorado, the roof of the Rockies, offers 54 Fourteeners or peaks above 14,000 feet for climbers. Here is a complete listing of all the Fourteeners, their elevations, and their mountain ranges.
Mount Elbert: Highest Mountain in Colorado
Facts About Mount Elbert, the Highest Mountain in Colorado
Facts About Mount Elbert, the Highest Mountain in Colorado
Pikes Peak: 31st Highest Mountain in Colorado
Facts About Pikes Peak, the 31st Highest Mountain in Colorado.
Facts About Pikes Peak, the 31st Highest Mountain in Colorado.
Climbing Mount Sherman
Information and a route description for climbing Mount Sherman, one of Colorado's Fourteeners.
Information and a route description for climbing Mount Sherman, one of Colorado's Fourteeners.