Favorite 14er repeats?
I keep finding myself doing Grays and Torreys from Loveland Pass, have probably done that a dozen times by now.
Mostly, though, I tend to repeat the 13ers.
I've done Fletcher and HorseshoeA at least 30 times. These ones are nice because you can do them any month of the year, and there are a ton of interesting route options that are not the easy standard routes (although these are nice too)
Really any mountain with cool geology is great to repeat
Favorite repeats
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14er101
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Re: Favorite repeats
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Re: Favorite repeats
+many for Longs. So many routes, so close to my house, and such a great peak.
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Re: Favorite repeats
Torreys for me. The variety of ski routes within my ability is fantastic. Haven't mustered the energy to do it from Loveland Pass, but hopefully someday I will. I get to Grizzly, look at Torreys, get demoralized and ask myself: "why bother?" 
One day I climbed and skied Dead Dog and then reclimbed to the summit via the standard route and hit the Tuning Fork. That was a trainer for Mt Adams (WA). What an awesome day.
The F-18 flybys are pretty fun too. Got to see an excellent one from the summit where I could see the pilot.
One day I climbed and skied Dead Dog and then reclimbed to the summit via the standard route and hit the Tuning Fork. That was a trainer for Mt Adams (WA). What an awesome day.
The F-18 flybys are pretty fun too. Got to see an excellent one from the summit where I could see the pilot.