Indian Peaks summit map

[mr_Chris]

I swear I fairly recently saw a map of named summits of the IPW, but I can't for the life of me find it now. It may not even have been to scale, more of a graphic that showed, like 30-50 some odd summits over the entire area, but I remember thinking it would be a great starting point to begin planning to tackle a bunch of them.

Based on that completely vague description, anyone have any clue what I may have been looking at and able to point me back at it?

[KentonB]

Mr. Chris,

If you have a Lists of John account, you can get all the detail you need on IPW summits including online maps with ranked and unranked peaks. Here's a link to the main page for that wilderness area: http://www.listsofjohn.com/wilderness/index.php?W=18

I believe you can at least get a list of the peaks even without an account, but I highly encourage you to get one. Well worth it!

[John Prater]

Sounds like this may be the map you were looking at: Trail Tracks Indian Peaks Panoramic Hiking Map.

[Monte Meals]

"I highly encourage you to get one. Well worth it!"

In light of saving future generations from wanton waste of pixels causing the current global climate ...

May I highjack this thread to the REALLY important topic ... Which brewpub has the best IPA?

[mr_Chris]

Quite familiar with Lists of John for the details, but the graphic I remember had much less detail to it. It was similar to this, but with only a fraction of the peaks shown and I thought it covered more of the IPW to the south than the one in this link:

http://www.joeandfrede.com/colorado/RMN ... _peaks.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I just dug up that link, and it is actually really similar to what I was looking for, with relative positions of everything. Just wish it had the IPs too.

Johh...I actually have that pano map.

Monte...not a big fan of IPAs. IPW, however.....

[KansanClimber]

http://www.climb.mountains.com/Project_ ... IPWA.shtml" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Not a map, but a list?

[rijaca]

Virtually any topo map of the area will identify the named summits, this is a good one for the entire area...

http://www.natgeomaps.com/trail-maps/tr ... -gold-hill

[Gooner]

Not a map or a list but a front range panoramic photo with labels, helped me out a few times.
http://cubuffaloes.com/mountainpanorama.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;