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Every ranked fourteener in Colorado, highest first, with its standard route and its trailhead.

53 peaks · 58 standard routes · highest first

Mount Elbert

Sawatch Range

14,440 ft

Class 1 · 4,500 ft gain · 9.75 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: Mt. Elbert North, 10,040 ft
Photo: Hogs555 (talk · contribs), CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Massive

Sawatch Range

14,428 ft

Class 2 · 4,500 ft gain · 13.75 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Mt. Massive, 10,080 ft
Photo: Rick Kimpel, Jr., Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Harvard

Sawatch Range

14,421 ft

Class 2 · 4,600 ft gain · 13.75 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: N. Cottonwood Creek, 9,900 ft
Photo: KnowledgeIsPower9281, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Blanca Peak

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,351 ft

Class 2 · 6,500 ft gain · 17 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Lake Como (Blanca Pk), 8,000 ft
Photo: Meniscus (Wikimedia Commons), CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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La Plata Peak

Sawatch Range

14,343 ft

Class 2 · 4,400 ft gain · 9.25 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: La Plata Peak, 10,150 ft
Photo: Robertbody at English Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Uncompahgre Peak

San Juan Mountains

14,321 ft

Class 2 · 3,000 ft gain · 7.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Oct 2026)
Trailhead: Nellie Creek, 11,400 ft
Photo: due_mele from Nomads of Earth, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Crestone Peak

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,300 ft

Class 3 · 6,200 ft gain · 14 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: South Colony Lakes, 9,900 ft
Photo: Adam Ginsburg, CC BY-SA 2.5, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Lincoln

Mosquito Range

14,293 ft

Class 2 · 2,600 ft gain · 6 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Kite Lake, 12,000 ft

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Castle Peak

Elk Mountains (Colorado)

14,279 ft

Class 2 · 4,600 ft gain · 13.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Sep 2026)
Trailhead: Castle Creek, 9,800 ft

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Grays Peak

Front Range

14,278 ft

Class 1 · 3,000 ft gain · 7.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Grays Peak, 11,280 ft
Photo: Daidipya, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Antero

Sawatch Range

14,276 ft

Class 2 · 5,200 ft gain · 15.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Baldwin Gulch, 9,400 ft
Photo: David Herrera from Albuquerque, NM, Bernalillo, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Torreys Peak

Front Range

14,275 ft

Class 1 · 3,000 ft gain · 7.75 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Grays Peak, 11,280 ft
Photo: Hogs555, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Blue Sky

Front Range

14,271 ft

Class 2 · 2,000 ft gain · 5.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Blue Sky Summit Lake, 12,850 ft
Photo: Hogs555, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Quandary Peak

Mosquito Range

14,271 ft

Class 1 · 3,450 ft gain · 6.75 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Quandary, 10,850 ft
Photo: Stargazer7121, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Longs Peak

Front Range

14,259 ft

Class 3 · 5,100 ft gain · 14.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Longs Peak, 9,400 ft
Photo: Original uploader was ProfPete (Pete Seel) at en.wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Wilson

San Miguel Mountains

14,252 ft

Class 3 · 4,400 ft gain · 12.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: Kilpacker basin, 10,100 ft

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Mount Shavano

Sawatch Range

14,231 ft

Class 2 · 4,500 ft gain · 10 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Oct 2026)
Trailhead: Shavano/Tabeguache, 9,775 ft
Photo: David Herrera from Albuquerque, NM, Bernalillo, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Princeton

Sawatch Range

14,204 ft

Class 2 · 3,200 ft gain · 6.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Mt. Princeton Road, 8,900 ft
Photo: Hogs555, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Crestone Needle

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,203 ft

Class 4 · 4,700 ft gain · 11.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: South Colony Lakes, 9,900 ft
Photo: Meniscus, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Belford

Sawatch Range

14,203 ft

Class 2 · 4,500 ft gain · 8 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Missouri Gulch, 9,650 ft
Photo: Simpsora, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Yale

Sawatch Range

14,200 ft

Class 2 · 4,300 ft gain · 9.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Denny Creek, 9,900 ft
Photo: KnowledgeIsPower9281, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Bross

Mosquito Range

14,178 ft

Class 2 · 2,250 ft gain · 3.25 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Kite Lake, 12,000 ft
Photo: Matt Vincent at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Kit Carson Mountain

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,171 ft

Class 3 · 6,250 ft gain · 15 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Willow Creek, 8,850 ft
Photo: Leahcim506 at English Wikipedia, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Maroon Peak

Elk Mountains (Colorado)

14,163 ft

Class 3 · 4,800 ft gain · 12 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: Maroon Lake, 9,590 ft
Photo: Rhododendrites, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Tabeguache Peak

Sawatch Range

14,162 ft

Class 2 · 5,600 ft gain · 12 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Oct 2026)
Trailhead: Shavano/Tabeguache, 9,775 ft
Photo: John Sowell, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Oxford

Collegiate Peaks

14,160 ft

Class 2 · 5,900 ft gain · 11 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Missouri Gulch, 9,650 ft

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Mount Sneffels

Sneffels Range

14,158 ft

Class 3 · 2,900 ft gain · 6 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Yankee Boy Basin, 12,460 ft
Photo: de Bivort 21:57, 8 April 2008 (UTC), CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Democrat

Mosquito Range

14,155 ft

Class 2 · 2,150 ft gain · 4 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Kite Lake, 12,000 ft
Photo: Mofussy at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Capitol Peak

Elk Mountains (Colorado)

14,137 ft

Class 4 · 5,300 ft gain · 17 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: Capitol Creek, 9,450 ft

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Pikes Peak

Front Range

14,115 ft

Class 1 · 7,600 ft gain · 24 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Manitou Springs, 6,650 ft
Photo: Tokeamour, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Snowmass Mountain

Elk Mountains (Colorado)

14,099 ft

Class 3 · 5,800 ft gain · 22 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Snowmass Creek, 8,400 ft
Photo: Nelsestu at English Wikipedia, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Windom Peak

Needle Mountains

14,093 ft

Class 3 · 3,000 ft gain · 6 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: Needleton, 8,220 ft
Photo: Jeremiah LaRocco, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Eolus

San Juan Mountains

14,090 ft

Class 3 · 3,100 ft gain · 6 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: Needleton, 8,220 ft
Photo: Evil.Satellite at English Wikipedia, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Challenger Point

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,087 ft

Class 2 · 5,400 ft gain · 13.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Willow Creek, 8,850 ft
Photo: Fredlyfish4, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Columbia

Sawatch Range

14,077 ft

Class 2 · 4,250 ft gain · 12 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: N. Cottonwood Creek, 9,900 ft

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Missouri Mountain

Sawatch Range

14,074 ft

Class 2 · 4,500 ft gain · 10.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Missouri Gulch, 9,650 ft
Photo: jokermanj, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Humboldt Peak

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,070 ft

Class 2 · 4,300 ft gain · 10.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: South Colony Lakes, 9,900 ft

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Mount Bierstadt

Front Range

14,065 ft

Class 2 · 2,850 ft gain · 7.25 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Guanella Pass, 11,650 ft
Photo: Robertbody at English Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Sunlight Peak

San Juan Mountains

14,065 ft

Class 4 · 3,000 ft gain · 6 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Aug 2026)
Trailhead: Needleton, 8,220 ft
Photo: Evil.Satellite at English Wikipedia, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Handies Peak

San Juan Mountains

14,058 ft

Class 1 · 2,500 ft gain · 5.75 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: American Basin, 11,600 ft
Photo: Mitchtobin, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Culebra Peak

Culebra Range

14,053 ft

Class 2 · 2,750 ft gain · 5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Culebra (Main), 9,100 ft
Photo: David Herrera from Albuquerque, NM, Bernalillo, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Ellingwood Point

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,048 ft

Class 2 · 6,200 ft gain · 17 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Lake Como (Blanca Pk), 8,000 ft

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Mount Lindsey

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,048 ft

Class 3 · 3,500 ft gain · 8.25 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Huerfano/Lily Lake, 10,700 ft
Photo: David Herrera from Albuquerque, NM, Bernalillo, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Little Bear Peak

Sangre de Cristo Range

14,043 ft

Class 4 · 6,200 ft gain · 14 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Lake Como (Blanca Pk), 8,000 ft
Photo: Stargazer7121, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Mount Sherman

Mosquito Range

14,043 ft

Class 1 · 2,100 ft gain · 5.25 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Fourmile Creek, 12,000 ft
Photo: Stargazer7121, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Redcloud Peak

San Juan Mountains

14,041 ft

Class 2 · 3,700 ft gain · 9 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Silver Crk/Grizzly Gulch, 10,400 ft
Photo: Mitchtobin, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Pyramid Peak

Elk Mountains (Colorado)

14,025 ft

Class 4 · 4,500 ft gain · 8.25 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Maroon Lake, 9,590 ft

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Wilson Peak

San Juan Mountains

14,023 ft

Class 3 · 3,900 ft gain · 10 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Rock of Ages, 10,400 ft
Photo: Scott Ellis, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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San Luis Peak

La Garita Mountains

14,022 ft

Class 1 · 3,600 ft gain · 13.5 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Stewart Creek, 10,500 ft
Photo: John Sowell, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Wetterhorn Peak

San Juan Mountains

14,021 ft

Class 3 · 3,300 ft gain · 7 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Matterhorn Creek, 10,800 ft

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Mount of the Holy Cross

Sawatch Range

14,011 ft

Class 2 · 5,600 ft gain · 11.25 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Half Moon Pass, 10,320 ft
Photo: Jeremiah LaRocco, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Huron Peak

Sawatch Range

14,010 ft

Class 2 · 3,500 ft gain · 7 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: S. Winfield/Lake Ann, 10,575 ft
Photo: Craig Talbert, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Sunshine Peak

San Juan Mountains

14,007 ft

Class 2 · 4,800 ft gain · 12.25 mi round trip (14ers.com, updated Jul 2026)
Trailhead: Silver Crk/Grizzly Gulch, 10,400 ft
Photo: Bob Wick; Bureau of Land Management, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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Peak names, ranges, elevations and positions from Wikipedia, List of Colorado fourteeners (CC BY-SA 4.0). Route class, gain, round trip and the updated month are figures from each route page on 14ers.com, which holds the route descriptions; read the page before you go. Trailhead positions from 14ers.com; Directions opens Google Maps with the trailhead as the destination and nothing else set; Map opens OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Conditions, closures and permits are the land manager's word, not ours.

How to choose a peak

  1. Start with the class. Class 1 is a trail to the top; Class 2 asks for hands now and then; Class 3 is scrambling where a slip matters; Class 4 and above is climbing. Pick the class you have already done, then the one above it with someone who has.
  2. Read the gain and the round trip together. Three thousand feet over eight miles is a long day at altitude; the same gain over four miles is steep.
  3. Season and weather decide more than fitness. Colorado summits see lightning most summer afternoons; be off the top by noon, and read the National Weather Service forecast and the warnings strip above the morning you go.
  4. The route page on 14ers.com is the word on conditions, closures and the trailhead road. Read it the night before.

What the classifications mean

Class 1
Hiking or running on a trail.
Class 2
Simple scrambling, with the possibility of occasional use of the hands.
Class 3
Scrambling. A rope could be carried.
Class 4
Simple climbing, possibly with exposure. A rope is often used. Falls could be fatal.
Class 5
Technical roped free climbing; belaying is used for safety.

Class definitions from Wikipedia, Yosemite Decimal System (CC BY-SA 4.0), read 2026-11-05 (mountaineering library C-35); the route class on each card is 14ers.com's. The choosing lines rest on the mountaineering library, grown 2026-11-05: the afternoon storm as the day's clock (C-21, NWS Boulder), the class ladder (C-35), gain and distance read together (C-26, C-32); altitude rules C-11 to C-18 are on each peak's page. Not personalised advice.