Peak or Needle?

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Re: Peak or Needle?

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The Needle is my favorite 14er and #2 on the list of favorite peaks (after Longs):

http://www.14ers.com/php14ers/usrpeaksstat.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Crestone Peak doesn't make the top ten.
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Re: Peak or Needle?

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wineguy, Longs is a 14er. :)
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Re: Peak or Needle?

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Re: Peak or Needle?

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Forget it, I read his post wrong. Time for lunch!!
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Re: Peak or Needle?

Post by Rambler »

Thanks for the replies! Looking like I'll go needle if weather cooperates. I have the 14ers app and have the photos and route description downloaded for use offline. I used it on Quandary's west ridge and referencing the pics is super helpful when on route to stay on route. Here's to hoping for a weather window
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