Colorado 14ers

This free article walks through each of the Colorado 14ers ranked by difficulty, considering class rating, distance and elevation gain.

To ascend the most difficult Colorado 14ers, climbers should be ready for exposure, rockfall, and difficult Class 3 and 4 terrain. Are you ready? Take this quiz to find out. https://missadventurepants.com/colorado-most-difficult-14ers/

Distance (Roundtrip from Upper TH): 2.2 - 2.8 miles / 3.5 - 4.5 km Mt. Sneffels, in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, is one of the most beautiful 14ers in the state, largely due to the fact that the summit sits directly above the stunning Blue Lakes Basin! That being said, the Blue

Colorado is home to 58 mountain peaks above 14,000 feet, referred to as fourteeners, or as locals call them – 14ers. One of the more popular outdoor activities in Colorado is to climb to the top of a 14er.

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Want to stand on top of the Rockies? Here are 9 easy Colorado 14ers that can be hiked by most people with a little fitness and a lot of heart.

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Colorado 14er Mt. Princeton at sunset, Buena Vista, Colorado