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Your companion for conquering Colorado's fourteeners

Track summits. Check conditions. Plan routes. Join thousands of peak baggers on the journey to all 58.

58
Fourteeners
14,439'
Mt. Elbert
7
Ranges
66
Routes

Explore by Range

Seven ranges. Seven personalities.

Colorado's fourteeners aren't scattered randomly—they're clustered into seven distinct mountain ranges, each with its own character and challenges.

The Sawatch offers gentle giants perfect for first-timers. The Elk Mountains demand respect with infamous loose rock. The San Juans reward those willing to venture into true wilderness.

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7 Ranges
58 Peaks
38 of 58
Peak Progress
65% complete
20 to go
Achievements
+4
Recent Summits
Mt. Elbert 2 days ago
Quandary Peak 1 week ago

Your Peak Bagging Journey

Track every summit. Earn your place.

Every summit tells a story—the 3am alarm, the final push through talus, that moment when the world opens up beneath you. Don't let those memories fade.

Log your summits, track your progress toward all 58, and earn achievements along the way. First peak? Badge. Entire range? Badge. All 58? That's the ultimate badge—and your name on the leaderboard.

Progress tracking
Achievement badges
Public profile
Leaderboard rankings

New to 14ers?

We've got you covered.

Standing on a summit at 14,000 feet is unforgettable. The thin air, the endless views, the accomplishment—it stays with you.

But getting there safely requires preparation. Afternoon thunderstorms roll in like clockwork. Altitude sickness can strike anyone. Our guides cover everything you need to know.

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Summit Day Checklist
Check weather forecast
Start before sunrise
Pack the ten essentials
Tell someone your plans
Know your turnaround time
Summit by noon

Ready to start your journey?

Join the community of peak baggers tracking their progress toward all 58 Colorado fourteeners.

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