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Bookmark or Share- What are 14ers? Colorado's Tallest MountainsMany of the Colorado 14ers have hiking trails but few have a trail to the actual summit. That means hikers are traveling through fragile high-alpine ecosystems. The U.S. Forest Service , Colorado Fourteeners Initiative (CFI) , and other organizations work to maintain the trails to provide a more sustainable way for hikers to travel.
- 14ers by DifficultyBecause the list is grouped by class rating, you'll see some routes which may require more overall effort (longer distance, more elevation gain) higher on the page than others which have a higher class rating but lower overall difficulty. If you're just starting to climb 14ers, be sure to check out the easiest 14ers.
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- Peak Conditions | 14ers.com14er Peak Conditions: Find current conditions on a peak or post updates.
- 14er Trip Reports | 14ers.comMt. Rainier (14,411') Colchuck Peak (8,705') Dragontail Peak (8,860') Colonial Peak (7,771') Camp Muir (10,000') ...
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