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 Sangre de Cristo Range
 Blanca Peak 14,345’ 
 Crestone Peak 14,294’ 
 Crestone Needle 14,197’ 
 Kit Carson Peak 14,165’ 
 Challenger Point 14,081’ 
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 Mt. Lindsey 14,042’ 
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why not wiregate
pvnisher says:
"BaronVonBergschrund"   Wire gate carabiners are inappropriate for that application.

If the gates are opposed and opposite, why is a wire gate inappropriate for carabiner braking?
I don't plan on doing any of that, it's just worst-case, but I like to have the capability. If they wouldn't work in the worst-case, then I'll go with solid gate instead, but since the rope doesn't press on the gate I'm curious as to why the wires wouldn't work.

What is the most Fatal 14er?
Jim Davies says:
"saxmotor"  I don't remember the exact details but I know backpacker magazine rated Pikes as being a statistically dangerous hike due to late day hiking crowds heading up into bad weather.
I recall we all got a good laugh out of that one.

Statistics would be better than handwaving, but lacking that I'd guess that Little Bear has been the most dangerous per-climber in recent years. I can recall four climber deaths since 2003 (none in the hourglass, btw).

East Coaster Coming west march 27th ish
Brad Snider says:
Keep your eye on avy conditions that time of year!

http://avalanche.state.co.us/index.php

- Brad

Beginner looking to do Grays
Brad Snider says:
I climbed Grays as my first 14er on a windy November day, and I was very under-prepared: http://www.summitpost.org/trip-report/183581/Lessons-Learned-Part-1-My-First-Fourteener.html

I would recommend July for the wildflowers and not having to worry about snow conditions. I returned a couple years later to hike Torreys in July and watch the sunrise from the summit. Definitely start well before sunrise to beat the crowds, as this is a very popular place that time of year--and of course to beat the thunderstorms. Good boots, sunglasses and plenty of water should be the main pieces of "gear" you have to worry about that time of year.

Have fun!

- Brad

Is it safe?
glacierPaul says:
Hey Baron, Shaggy says "Zoinks", damn meddlin' kids anyways! Time for a Scooby snack.

How can I improve 14ers.com (Part 2)
bohlsen says:
I think it would be cool if there could be some kind of recommendations page on 14ers.com. I just got done reading a book ("Merle's Door" an amazing book, a must read if you have a dog and like the outdoors) that was recommended on one of the forums here. It took me a while to actually go out and get the book though and I had forgotten what it was called. It was a bit of a pain trying to dig back throught the forums to try and find one post. I was thinking there could be a page that allows users to update a recommendation list and have a variety of categories (books, gear, restaurants, etc.) so its easy to find what you're looking for. Just my two cents.

Spot Messenger Recall
Doug Shaw says:
I heard a rumor there was some sort of problem with the accelerator?

TGC Sightings
droidly says:
"g"  Aaahhhh......! Hopefully TGC just started a new Olympic sport!

He pioneered the sport of Post-Holing at the X-Games...I think they call him "The Flying Olive"...

Ice Climbing partner for the Wednesday?
rory_veronda says:
Hello
I am looking for a climbing partner for Wednesday morning around 7:30-8:00. I would like to go to Silver Plume or Clear Creek area. This is my first year for ice climbing, going at least once a week and loving it! I have all my own gear and would like to join someone with experience. Only looking to do a few hours.

Rory

Kayland Boots w/eVent
Koy says:
I generally don't get cold feet, so maybe I'm not the best person to ask. In general though, they're probably fine for the spring. My winter boots are the la sportiva nepals, and the kayland apex xt. If you want a boot that you can use year-round, go with the XT's.

Longs v. Crestone Needle
droidly says:
"JB99"  I should add as the person who took that picture that it was taken for the intentional effect of making that look as sweet as possible. It definitely exaggerates the exposure. There are several pictures in that trip report with both Trevor and myself on that move that give it a more full perspective.

wow! what lens is that? i need it for my elbert summit!

Huron
misirlija says:
Good job Jim!

Who's been up Huron in Winter?
Dancesatmoonrise says:
I'm beginning to learn what a lot of those who have gone before me already know...


Anyway, I now have information to share.

TR will be up in a couple days.

Dog breeds for hiking/running
nancyb says:
I have a wolf/Malamute/siberian husky hybrid that is awesome! He can go 20 miles and be ready to go farther. I hike alone at times and wanted protection as well as company. He only barks if there is someone he perceives as a threat. They are pack oriented so socializing is important and it is hard for them to be alone at home for a long period of time.

My boyfriend had a hybrid that had more mountain sense than most people--she trained my dog as a pup in the mountains and now he is in his prime at 4 years old. They seem to know what rocks they can climb and what to avoid. He has never had any trouble with altitude--did his first 14er at 3-4 months in the winter--Lincoln.

The hair when shedding is beyond belief, but they are bred for the winter and the mountains...would do it again in a heartbeat...

trad climbing rack
Weegie5 says:
"BaronVonBergschrund"  Long answer: Why do you need them? Do you not already have a trad mentor to show you how to place them safely? If you are inexperienced in placing trad gear I would suggest either a class, a guide or a trad mentor to help you along your way. Typically a new trad leader will climb on another climber's rack until they know for sure what pieces of gear they need to buy next. The fact that you are asking this question makes me wonder if you are ready to lead trad.

I have a mentor, but we can't climb together as often as I'd like. In between climbs with him, I'd like to make some progress on my own.

Honeymoon in Bolivia
Bullwinkle says:
If purely for acclimatization and an enjoyable, scenic hike you might try Chacaltaya at about 17,800'. It is an easy walk-up, and easy to get to.

Creston Peak in August
Barry Raven says:
Doable, probably about like the Keyhole route on Longs, except you'll be hiking on a road for part of the way. August can be iffy weather wise in the Crestones, but the same can be said of Longs too.

Feedback regarding ski descents??
lordhelmut says:
non-14er related, but Buffalo Peak in the eastern Gores above Silverthorne was decent this weekend. The snowpack was anything but stable on the North, East and South facing slopes, so a constant analysis of conditions is a must, but it was a fun day nonetheless with some great, deep powder (in spots). The snowpack is also abnormally thin for this time of year, which presents coverage issues(in unexpected spots).

Colo Spgs - Happy Hour
fletchersteel says:
I can do any thursday evening. It'd be great to meet up with you guys! Brit, 630pm sounds good to me, and why wait. We can always meet another date too.

Dividend Money
lordhelmut says:
I remember putting some items in the "basket" and could see the dividend balance when "checking out". You can also get a vague idea of your balance on December's statement (if you own a REI Visa). Its probably less though, depending on whether you used it for every purchase or not. Last year, it showed up mid Feb, but I imagine it differs from year to year. The letter in the mail showed up weeks later, so if you are impulsive and impatient (me), its worth it to incessantly check on a daily basis around those dates. They usually have a sale soon after, so if your projected purchase isn't already on sale, it might be worth it to wait a little.

Missouri-Huron
Kiefer says:
Cool! Looks like there's 5 of us set for Missouri, Iowa and Emerald!

So many photos
travis19877 says:
Some of these photos just take my breath away. What a beautiful place to live..

N. Maroon, El Diente, Mount Wilson partner for this summer
emfortin says:
To everyone--

I'm looking for a partner for Capitol, Bells (no traverse), and Wilsons (+El Diente w/ traverse) once snow is melted. I cannot commit to a date until the actual date gets close but don't want to go solo if at all possible. I have 4wd (don't mind driving) and have every other Friday off so I'd really like to get some of the looser ones with fewer groups on it. If anyone's interested, shoot a PM and I'll keep it handy for the summer. I'm no trail runner but do do prefer a "faster" pace when possible. I had a really rough last summer and plan on using this summer to catch back up on some of what I missed out.

Eric

Snowshowing near Ouray
mattpayne11 says:
Hello,

Looking at doing some snowshowing around Ouray this week (Thursday). Anyone have suggestions on a trail or easy summit? I'm aware of the avalanche dangers in the current conditions.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Gaiters
Tim McMarmot says:
Check out OR's Expedition Crocs. I fit them over my fat feet's pac boots and my insulated pants/bibs for winter hiking/hunting. My regular Crocs wouldn't come close to closing over that much stuff, but the Expeditions do just fine.

Snowshoeing partner wanted in Colo Spgs area
mattpayne11 says:
Sounds good. I may be doing some snowshoeing/climbing in the Ouray area on Thursday with some Ice climbing on Friday/Saturday.

Small Display Problem
BillMiddlebrook says:
No problem at all.
I made that change without testing it under some specific versions of IE - I should have known there would have been a problem.

Beyond the Mountain Review?
KansanClimber says:
"bjohnson17"  As I paged through the book at the store I noticed chapters with other climbers names. Does each chapter talk of working with different people or did I look at that incorrectly.

No, but it's not an absolute pattern. He often climbs with partners, so it would make sense that a lot of famous names would be flying around. He climbed Nanga Parbat with Vince Anderson, and The Soviet Direct with Mark Twight. He mentions (briefly) Tomaz Humar. But he also climbed K7 solo so he didn't talk about other climbers. it varies...

trails
Jim Davies says:
Yes, but why hike from Silverton, rather than Purgatory? No car?

Because I don't want to climb in my underwear...
slopestyle says:
For summer I'm usually in shorts, but I do have a couple pairs of cheapo nylon pants as well. For winter I use my marmot ski pants. They are almost identical to what the Helmet described for what he uses: internal gaitor, thin fleece liner, and even inseam vents with a mesh cover to keep the snow out. They also have some nice cargo pockets to keep things close. Some people might think they are a bit baggy but I'm kind of long legged so the extra room is nice. I don't usually wear any type of base layer under them and have not gotten cold after 3 years. Not sure if they still make them though...

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Pikes Peak- Crags Trailhead
By: TennesseeDave  Date Climbed: 02/06/2010
Peak(s): Pikes Peak

I scribble these notes (my inaugural on this site) so you and those you love avoid the parking/towing disaster I landed myself in a month prior.
January 5th, 2010 a ...

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Haleakala, Maui, Hawaii
By: kimo  Date Climbed: 12/22/2009
Peak(s): Puu Ula Ula, Haleakala

Please watch this traditional hula dance before continuing:
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Captions on top of photos.
The ancient Hawaiian Creation Chant, the Kumulipo, begins:...

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Helen East Slopes
By: killingcokes  Date Climbed: 02/06/2010
Peak(s): Helen, Mt

http://makingturns.com/?p=744
Grays Peak - Winter Ascent (02/06/2010)
By: travis19877  Date Climbed: 02/06/2010
Peak(s): Grays Peak

I`d like to start by saying i`m new to the site, new to trip reports. However, I have to start somewhere. CONSTRUCTIVE criticism is appreciated!
Grays Peak - 02/06/20...

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14er rookie on Bierstadt
By: Barrett Cooper  Date Climbed: 02/06/2010
Peak(s): Mt. Bierstadt

Very seldom does one get to be part of something that will be remembered by another person forever. I got this chance to be a part of someone`s memories today when my regu...

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Mount Guyot - Northwest Ridge
By: piper14er  Date Climbed: 02/05/2010
Peak(s): Guyot, Mt

Mount Guyot - 13370 feet.
Rank - 342nd highest peak.
7-7 1/2 miles - 3000 vertical feet.
Approximately 3 hours up and 2 hours down.
My continuing non-ep...

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Peak a Week Part 2
By: stevevets689  Date Climbed: 10/09/2009
Peak(s): Mt. Elbert, Venable Pk, Mt. Shavano, Scarp Ridge, Ruby Peak

NOTE: THIS IS THE SECOND HALF OF A TRIP REPORT INVOLVING 8 WEEKS OF CLIMBING. FOR THE FULL STORY, START WITH THE FIRST HALF: http://www.14ers.com/php14ers/tripreport.php?t...

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Peak a Week Part 1
By: stevevets689  Date Climbed: 08/19/2009
Peak(s): Meeker, Mt, Mount Axtell, Wetterhorn Peak, Maroon Peak

Peaks (in Chronological Order):
Mount Meeker (13,911 ft)
Mount Axtell (12,055 ft)
Wetterhorn Peak (14,015 ft)
South Maroon Peak (14,156 ft)
Mount ...

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A Gray Blustery Day
By: Layne Bracy  Date Climbed: 02/04/2010
Peak(s): Grays Peak

7:15am TH, 11000`(1/2 mile from summer TH)
11am Grays Pk, 14270`
1:10pm TH
approx 8mi/3200`/5hr 55min
Layne Bracy, Jason Heine, Keith Miller


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14ers Group Winter Ascent: Mt Princeton
By: Dancesatmoonrise  Date Climbed: 01/30/2010
Peak(s): Mt. Princeton

Winter Ascent of Mount Princeton by the 14ers Gang
Peak: Mount Princeton
Route: East Slopes (Standard)
Date: January 30, 2010
Length: 13 miles RT

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Hoosier Ridge
By: Aubrey  Date Climbed: 01/30/2010
Peak(s): Hoosier Ridge

With a Citlaltépetl, aka Pico de Orizaba, climb rapidly approaching, Jen and I are trying to climb as high as we can, as often as we can. But with avalanche threats and wi...

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Show Me Missouri, Please!
By: Kevin Baker  Date Climbed: 01/30/2010
Peak(s): Missouri Mountain, Iowa Pk, Emerald Pk

http://www.summitpost.org/trip-report/593745/show-me-missouri-please-.html
Ganley Mountain - Friggin Cold!
By: yorksman  Date Climbed: 02/01/2010
Peak(s): Ganley Mountain

Parked just a little up the road from the Bakerville exit today just before 4am, was at the summit of Ganley Mountain 12,887ft by 7am, sunrise for the most part was a bust,...

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Bierstadt
By: bednorz41@hotmail.com  Date Climbed: 01/30/2010
Peak(s): Mt. Bierstadt

14ers,
Beth, Frank and I had a great day on Mt Bierstadt. We got a little bit of a late start around 8:30 but was able to drive all the way to Duck Lake off of Hwy 285...

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Quandary - East Ridge - from the guy lugging the camera
By: Generic  Date Climbed: 01/30/2010
Peak(s): Quandary Peak

This is my first trip report, ever, because this was our (some of us) first 14er! About two weeks ago I suggested to Damon (Springsrubicon) that we give Mt. Quandary a shot...

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Quandary East Side
By: Barrett Cooper  Date Climbed: 01/31/2010
Peak(s): Quandary Peak

Thanks to jgarcia on his report from the 29th. It made our trip easier to plan.
Start 7:30 am
Finish 1:00 pm
So lots of reports on Quandary and I will not g...

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Quandary-East Ridge
By: jgarcia  Date Climbed: 01/29/2010
Peak(s): Quandary Peak

My brother and I went to Quandary as our first winter hike. We finally got good weather on 1/29/10 and were there at 7:30 AM to start our hike. McCullough Gulch 851 Road is...

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Schooltime in the Puma Hills
By: Derek  Date Climbed: 01/16/2010
Peak(s): Schoolmarm Mt., Rishaberger Mt., "Roachaburger"

January 16th, 2010
Schoolmarm Mountain – 11,332`
Rishaberger Mountain – 10,460`
“Roachaburger” – 10,412`
TH: Sawdust Gulch TH
Those in a...

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Lyons Area Peak Tour
By: kalet  Date Climbed: 01/24/2010
Peak(s): "Popeye Peak", "Olive Peak", Deer Ridge, 8422, South Sheep Mountain

http://sites.google.com/site/kaletbrian/peaks/-popeye-peak
Old Man and The Goatfinger
By: Mad Mike  Date Climbed: 01/22/2010
Peak(s): Edwards, Mt, Grays Peak, Torreys Peak

Mileage...10.5 miles
Elevation...around 4,000 feeet
Route...Goatfinger Couloir to Edwards...West Ridge to Grays & Torreys
7:45am...left trailhead
9...

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Double-tapping Bierstadt in winter
By: Boggy B  Date Climbed: 01/17/2010
Peak(s): Mt. Bierstadt, Mt. Bierstadt

http://www.summitpost.org/trip-report/591818/Double-tapping-Bierstadt-in-Winter.html
A Poetic Climb: Mt. Holy Cross via Halo Ridge/North Ridge Loop
By: MtnHub  Date Climbed: 07/25/2008
Peak(s): Mt. of the Holy Cross

A Poetic Climb: Mt. Holy Cross via Halo Ridge/North Ridge Loop
July 25, 2008
Halfmoon Trailhead (elevation: 10,320`)
Mt. of the Holy Cross (elevation: 14,005...

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Success on Grays
By: zoriloco  Date Climbed: 01/21/2010
Peak(s): Grays Peak

How`s it going everyone, Ive been reading some amazing trip reports lately and it got me itching to finally finish off Grays Peak.
My 1st attempt was not finished be...

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Capitol Grants an Early Winter Summit
By: sgladbach  Date Climbed: 01/17/2010
Peak(s): Capitol Peak

Capitol Peak 14,130`
Winter Ascent 1/16/09-1/17/09
Mileage 16.2
Elevation Gain 5790`
Team: Mark Nieport
Kiefer Thomas
...

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Thru the Falls for The Summit of Lincoln
By: d_baker  Date Climbed: 01/18/2010
Peak(s): Mt. Lincoln

January 18, 2010
Mount Lincoln (14,286`)Mosquito Range
Climbers: Paul Doyle, Chris Duval, & Darin Baker
Trailhead: Montgomery Reservoir
Route: WI 2 (Wa...

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Ski Mountaineering Uncompahgre - A trip of firsts
By: bergsteigen  Date Climbed: 01/17/2010
Peak(s): Uncompahgre Peak

Uncompahgre Peak
Ski Team: Darrin (kansas) & me
Trailhead: Nellie Creek 2WD
Ascent Route: Standard
Vertical Ski: ~3,800`
Overall Mileage: ~16
...

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Kieners...er, Notch Route
By: peakmind  Date Climbed: 06/17/1996
Peak(s): Longs Peak

Here`s a report of my first true alpine climb after moving to Colorado in 1996. I went with an experienced climber, but that didn`t save us from making mistakes. Most not...

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Mid January Quandry East Ridge
By: bgautrea  Date Climbed: 01/18/2010
Peak(s): Quandary Peak

We left Colorado Springs around 6:00am and headed up. Neither of us had ever climbed in the winter, but felt prepared enough after reading reports from others about the co...

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The Saturday Afternoon 14ers Social Club
By: Dancesatmoonrise  Date Climbed: 01/16/2010
Peak(s): Torreys Peak, Grays Peak

The Saturday Afternoon Fourteeners Social Club
Torreys Peak Society Luncheon
JP and I are both pretty much in the empirical camp as far as conclusions regarding t...

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Storm Pk / Mt Lady Washington
By: summers  Date Climbed: 01/17/2010
Peak(s): Storm Pk B, Lady Washington, Mt

Last Sunday, I decided to hike up two 13ers, taking advantage of the unseasonably warm weather. So, 6:40 in the morning, I`m at the Longs Peak trailhead, just south of Est...

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