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13ers!

Thoughts, notes, and pictures that relate to peaks between 3,962 and 4,267 metres (12,999 and 14,000 feet) in
height around my favorite state, Colorado, and other interesting places in neighboring states and around the world!

Wheeler Peak, New Mexico - 4,011 metres (13,161 feet) (note the antenna/transmitter in my right hand for remote camera control)

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Oh, and don't be fooled! Some of Colorado's 13ers have some of the most difficult "standard" routes in the state - peaks like Lizard Head, Jagged, Dallas and one or two others are examples that quickly come to mind - peaks with a bit of 5th class and tough route-finding where you'd better know what you're doing!

Finally, some of Colorado's neighboring states, and near-neighbors (California, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming), have a number of 13ers of their own that can be fun and challenging at times as well. No matter the location, be sure to incorporate safety into your hiking or climbing plans - mountaineering has been fun and rewarding for me but I've seen more than my share of accidents and mishaps over the years...

Centennials

This list of "13ers," combined with the 14ers (listed on my other page), comprise the Colorado Centennials - the highest 100 peaks in Colorado! Note: The summits shown in gray do not have enough prominence to be a ranked peak. Those shown in "quotes" were not officially named by the USGS at the time I created this entry...

Peak Elevation Rank Range Completed  "Sunlight Spire" 13,995’ San Juan not yet...  Grizzly Pk A 13,988’ 54 Sawatch  Stewart Pk 13,983’ 55 San Juan  Columbia Point 13,980’ 56 Sangre de Cristo not yet...  "Kitty Kat Carson" 13,980’ Sangre de Cristo not yet...  "Prow, The" 13,980’ Sangre de Cristo not yet...  Pigeon Pk 13,972’ 57 San Juan not yet...  Ouray, Mt 13,971’ 58 Sawatch  Ice Mtn 13,951’ 59 Sawatch not yet...  Fletcher Mtn 13,951’ 60 Tenmile  Gemini Pk 13,951’ Mosquito  Pacific Pk 13,950’ 61 Tenmile  Cathedral Pk A 13,943’ 62 Elk not yet...  French Mtn 13,940’ 63 Sawatch  Hope A, Mt 13,933’ 64 Sawatch not yet...  "Thunder Pyramid" 13,932’ 65 Elk not yet...  Adams A, Mt 13,931’ 66 Sangre de Cristo not yet...  Gladstone Pk 13,913’ 67 San Juan not yet...  Meeker, Mt 13,911’ 68 Front  Casco Pk 13,908’ 69 Sawatch  Red Mtn A 13,908’ 70 Sangre de Cristo  Emerald Pk 13,904’ 71 Sawatch not yet...  "Drift Pk" 13,900’ Tenmile not yet...  Horseshoe Mtn A 13,898’ 72 Mosquito  "Phoenix Pk" 13,895’ 73 San Juan not yet...  Vermilion Pk 13,894’ 74 San Juan not yet...  Frasco BM 13,876’ Sawatch  Cronin Pk 13,870’ 75 Sawatch  Buckskin, Mt 13,865’ 76 Mosquito

Peak Elevation Rank Range Completed  Vestal Pk 13,864’ 77 San Juan not yet...  Jones Mtn A 13,860’ 78 San Juan not yet...  North Apostle 13,860’ 79 Sawatch  Meeker Ridge 13,860’ Front not yet...  Clinton Pk 13,857’ 80 Mosquito  Dyer Mtn 13,855’ 81 Mosquito  Crystal Pk A 13,852’ 82 Tenmile  Traver Pk 13,852’ Mosquito not yet...  Edwards, Mt 13,850’ 83 Front  California Pk 13,849’ 84 Sangre de Cristo  Oklahoma, Mt 13,845’ 85 Sawatch  Spalding, Mt 13,842’ Front  Half Pk 13,841’ 86 San Juan not yet...  Atlantic Pk 13,841’ 87 Tenmile  Hagerman Pk 13,841’ 88 Elk not yet...  Turret Pk A 13,835’ 89 San Juan not yet...  PT 13,832 13,832’ 90 San Juan not yet...  Holy Cross Ridge 13,831’ 91 Sawatch not yet...  Iowa Pk 13,831’ Sawatch not yet...  Jupiter Mtn 13,830’ 92 San Juan  "Huerfano Pk" 13,828’ 93 Sangre de Cristo not yet...  Jagged Mtn 13,824’ 94 San Juan  "Lackawanna" 13,823’ 95 Sawatch  Silverheels, Mt 13,822’ 96 Front  Rio Grande Pyramid 13,821’ 97 San Juan not yet...  Keyboard of the Winds 13,820’ Front not yet...  Teakettle Mtn 13,819’ 98 San Juan  PT 13,811 13,811’ 99 San Juan not yet...  Dallas Pk 13,809’ 100 San Juan

French Mountain, Casco Peak, and Frasco Benchmark

Led by Joe Shultes, this was a CMC trip on August 25, 2012 that took us up two Centennials (French is 13,940 feet and Casco is 13,908 feet) and the unranked Frasco Benchmark (13,867 feet).

French Mountain

French Mountain glass register

Cascp Peak

Casco Peak

Frasco Benchmark

Frasco Benchmark

Mount Ouray, Colorado (13,971 feet / 4,258 metres)

Mount Ouray is located in Colorado's southern Sawatch Range, in the San Isabel National Forest, Chaffee County. It's considered a Colorado "Centennial" since it's one of the state's highest 100 peaks. For this climb I was a Leader-in-Training for a Colorado Mountain Club outing organized by Candace. Accompanying us this early fall day were Eileen and Jay. The weather was mostly overcast, fog, and some sporadic pelting snow at times. But, as you can see from the shots below, there were a few minutes where the sky temporarily cleared to afford us some better views!

1. Mount Ouray summit

2. Jay at the summit cairn

3. Me, Candace, and Eileen

4. Frost on the ridge

1. Coming back down...

1. Fall leaves near the trailhead

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Kings Peak, Utah (13,528 feet /4,123 metres)

Kings Peak is the highest point in Utah and is located in the Uinta Wilderness area of the Ashley National Forest in thenortheastern part of the state. I had the pleasure of climbing Kings Peak in late fall when the leaves were just starting to turn and I had the mountain entirely to myself (everyone was at work or in school!)! At about 30 miles (48 kilometres) roundtrip Kings Peak can be completed in one long, hard day hike from the Henry's Fork trailhead. I, however, chose to break the climb up into two overnight camps so that I could enjoy the area before winter set in. A drive through southern Wyoming is required to reach the trailhead where I spent the night sleeping near my car as it was too dark to figure out where the campsites were! Once on the trail I made way quickly and was able to set up "high camp" at about 11,000 feet (3,300 metres). From there it only took about three hours to reach the summit where I was able to enjoy beautiful weather and solitude. Unfortunately, as you can see from one of the photos, there was a bit of junk being stored on the summit where a register would normally be located. Memorials, religious materials, "geocaching" and even summit registers have no place in our nation's wilderness areas - even if the "storage" spot is on a peak. Anyway, I was able to casually make my way back down to camp after having enjoyed a couple hours of very comfortable "summit time" - I'm very lucky!

1. Frosty car camping...

2. High camp...

3. Summit from Henry's Fork Basin

4. kings Peak Summit

6. Me on the summit!

6. Junk on the summit...

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Wheeler Peak, Nevada (13,063 ft / 3,982 metres)

Wheeler Peak is Nevada's second highest - see my note, below, about Nevada's highest point, Boundary Peak...

1. Me

2. Mailbox peak register

3. Me and the mailbox

4. Summit register

5. Trail up

6. Wheeler Peak

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Boundary Peak, Nevada (13,063 ft / 3,982 metres) and Montgomery Peak, California (13,441 ft / 4,097 metres)

Boundary Peak, located just a couple hundred metres from the California border, is the highest point in Nevada. Boundary is pretty much a sub-peak of Montgomery Peak (which is physically located on the other side of the border in California). Since the two peaks are one kilometre apart, with only a 253 foot (77 metres) drop in the connecting saddle, Boundary doesn't receive the amount of attention that Nevada's second highest peak (Wheeler) does at 82 feet less elevation (4,007 metres) in near the state's eastern border with Utah. In either case, I've climbed all three and only reached Montgomery's summit by first stopping on Boundary. All three are nice climbs and, as you can see from the accompanying videos, I pretty much had 'em all to myself!

1. Boundary Peak

2. Me on Boundary Peak

3. Wild horses at the trailhead

4. Montgomery as seen from Boundary

5. Me on Montgomery

6. Montgomery Peak register

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Whale Peak, Colorado (13,078 ft / 3,986 metres)

CMC leader Dave Riter took a handful of us up this delightful little peak on a comfortable summer's day in July:

1. Dave, Gordon, Dave, Marty, Elise

2. Gibson Lake (3,615m elevation)

3. Whale Peak

4. Gordon, Dave, Elise, Dave, me

5. Me

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Jupiter Mountain, Colorado (13,830 ft / 4,215 metres)

While climbing 14ers in Chicago Basin I took time out to climb Jupiter - one of Colorado's "Centennials."

GPS with Windom and Sunlight

The side of Jupiter

5 Year old summit register

Me, Windom and Sunlight

Jupiter's summit

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Mt. Kelso, Colorado (13,164 ft / 4,012 metres)

Steve Farley and I climbed 13,164 foot (4,012.38 metres) Kelso Mountain on Saturday, August 2, 2003. Kelso is located in the Arapaho National Forest between Girzzly Gulch and Stevens Gulch, off I-70 west of Denver. In the first photo Steve's silhouette is standing between Grays and Torreys, two VERY popular 14ers. On that day there were well over 200 private vehicles parked at the trailhead, and along the road, yet we had all of Kelso to ourselves!

Grays, Torreys and Steve

August snow field!

Roger loping

Steve is not a minor

Mine is over 12,000 feet

Mine shack

Atlantic Peak, Colorado (13,841 ft / 4,219 metres)

Dan Kinzie led our group of 11 CMCers up Atlantic Peak on a very wintery day in October!

Heading up

Dan Kinzie

My rear-end...

Ice (and gray...) in my beard

Small avalanche crack

Me on top

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Miscellaneous 13ers:

Point 13,660 (Lackawana)

Lackawana Peak (Sawatch)

Rosalie Peak (Front Range)

K2 (Elks Range, Colorado)

Horseshoe Mountain, Colorado

Gemini Peak 1997

CMC Leader Ken Yarcho took us up to the top of Gemini Peak on July 20, 1997. That's Ken standng at the left. I'm next to him with the gray baseball cap. The others are Candice Skalet, Ed Wilkes, Dave Pitney, Steve Haymes, Bill Markley, Frank Kucler and Ray Miskines or Mark Mulligan (I'm not sure, so any help would be appreciated!).

Mt. Walter, New Mexico - 13,141 ft

Mt. Walter, in the state of New Mexico near its border with Colorado, isn't a "real" 13er since it's only a few tens of metres away from that state's highest point, Wheeler Peak (0.51 kilometres to be exact...) with just under 53 feet of topograpic prominence. Nevertheless, the people of New Mexico felt this point to be of enough importance to put a sign on it, naming it after a native son who loved the area!

Bolivia:
(Click Here for my Bolivia page)

Me on Cernoke summit (13,697)

Cernoke is near Copacabana

Half way up Cerro Calvario

Me on top Cerro Calvario (13,031)

Cerro Calvario summit

A list of some of the 13ers I've summitted over the years:

Manua Kea, Hawai'i

Excuses, excuses: I didn't keep good records on 13ers due to a variety of reasons but mostly because I thought them to be rather common [There are about 584 of 'em in Colorado]. Also, it's sometimes difficult to obtain a full 3,000 feet of elevation gain, on some of them, while others were "summitted" on a trail that was leading to some other landmark or an even higher summit. Others were unnamed so I paid even less attention to them while others were a bit illusive with me just getting within a few minutes of the summit before being forced off by weather. [Pettingell Peak and North Star Mountain come immediately to mind as "near misses" due to really bad weather. North Star was especially interesting with Park County out looking for us, due to a heinous snowstorm that had moved in, but ending in self rescue (04/22/2000)]

My Colorado list, so far:

1. Argentine Peak (13,738 ft) - August 09, 2015 [led by Dave Goldwater for the CMC]
2. Arkansas, Mount (13,795 ft) - August 03, 2019
3. Atlantic Peak (13,841 ft) - October 23, 2010 [an early winter "mini-epoch" led by Dan Kinzie for the CMC]
4. Audubon, Mount (13,223 ft) - December 01, 2012 [while on Grayson Garner's CMC climb] [Again on 07-21-2014 with John Stidman]
5. Bald Mountain (13,684 ft) - May 13, 2000 [CMC trip led by John Schaphorst and then again, by myself, on 07-15-2014]
6. Boreas Mountain (13,082 ft) - July 08, 2014 [CMC trip led by George Taylor with Steve Bonowski and Janet Martel]
7. Buckskin, Mount - Mosquito Range (13,654 ft) - August 16, 2014
8. California Peak (13,849 ft) - September 02, 2019
9. Casco Peak (13,908 ft) - August 25, 2012 Sawatch Range [while on Joe Schultes' CMC climb]
10. Citadel, The (13,294 ft) - July 20, 2010 (I did both of them) Front Range [with Boby Huey]
11. Clinton Peak (13,857 ft) - September 30, 2017 Sawatch Range
12. Cronin Peak (13,870 ft) - September 03, 2017 Sawatch Range
13. Coxcomb Peak (13,656 ft) - July 12, 1998 [with Rhonda Lew's BMS class]
14. Crystal Peak (13,852 ft) - August 04, 2014 [with Steve Bonowski]
15. "Cupid Peak" Unnamed 13117 (13,117 ft) - June 16, 2018
16. Dallas Peak (13,809 ft) - August 18, 2012 [with Uwe Sartori, Daedra Pierce, John and Renata Collard]
17. Dyer Mountain (13,855 ft) - August 23, 2014 [Ran into Diane Edwards on the summit in heavy fog!]
18. Edwards, Mount (13,850 ft) - July 04, 2012 [with Mike and Valerie Miller and Rick Tronvig]
19. Engelmann Peak (13,362 ft) - September 20, 2020
20. French Mountain (13,940 ft) - August 25, 2012 Sawatch Range [while on Joe Schultes' CMC climb]
21. Fletcher Mountain (13,951 ft) - August 9, 2014
22. Flora, Mt (13,146 ft) - November 17, 2012 [with Linda Jagger and Sacha Bobst]
23. "Golden Bear Peak" (Unnamed 13,010) - December 05, 2012 [CMC climb led by Eileen O'Leary and Candace Winkle] / did it again on June 22, 2018 [with Tom Jagger]
24. Gray Wolf Mountain (13,602 ft) - October 16, 2011 [with Steve Farley]
25. Grizzly Peak D (13,427 ft) - November 08, 1997
26. Grizzly Peak A (13,998 ft) - September 12, 2014
27. Hassel Peak (13,215 ft) - July 16, 2006
28. Henry Mountain (13,254 ft) - August 7, 2016 [with Dean Cates and Peg Flick]
29. Hagar Mountain (13,220 ft) - June 22, 2018 [with Tom Jagger]
30. Horseshoe Mountain (13,898 ft) - May 25, 2013 [led by Denise Snow while on Steve Bonowski's CMC climb]
31. Jacque Peak (13,305 ft) - August 18, 2019
32. James Peak (13,294 ft) - June 02, 2007 (With Linda Jagger and Georgia Briscoe)
33. Jupiter Mountain (13,830 ft) - July 15, 2009
34. Jagged Mountain (13,824 ft) - July 15, 2012 [with Steve Gladbach, Britt Jones, and John Froshaug]
35. Kelso, Mt (13,164 ft) - August 02, 2003 [with Steve Farley]
36. Lackawana Peak (13,863 ft) - October 22, 2011 [I was the LIT for John Collard's CMC climb]
37. Meeker, Mt (13,911 ft) - June 30, 2014 [with Bob Huey]
38. Mosquito Peak (13,781 ft) - July 03, 2016 [My CMC lead]
39. North Apostle (13,860 ft) - July 25, 2020 [with Arnold Castellino]
40. North Arapaho Peak (13,502 ft) - July 01, 2018 [with Bob Huey]
41. North Star Mountain (13,614 ft) - November 07, 2014 [CMC trip led by me and Jeff Speake]
42. Oklahoma, Mt (13,845 ft) - August 30, 2014
43. Ouray, Mt. (13,971) [I was the LIT for Candace's Winkle's CMC climb]
44. Pacific Peak (13,950 ft) - July 6, 2013 [I was the only one in the entire area!]
45. Pagoda Mountain (13,476 ft) - July 28, 2019 [With Bob Huey]
46. Peak 10 (13,633 ft) - August 25, 2019
47. Peak 9 (13,195 ft) - October 01, 2019
48. Parnassus, Mt (13,574 ft) - November 15, 2003 [led by Linda Jagger and Donna Brockman - bitter cold with lots of "post-holing..." (also did it on 12-18-2011)]
49. Pennsylvania Mountain (13,006 ft) - July 23, 2016 [CMC hike led by Nicholas Browne]
50. Pettingell Peak (13,553 ft) - July 10, 2012 [Dave Goldwater CMC climb up the east ridge]
51. Powell, Mt. (13,534 ft) - October 03, 1998
52. Red Mountain (13,908) Sangre de Cristo Range - August 19 2007 [with Aidan McGuire]
53. Rogers Peak (13,391 ft) - December 01, 2002 [led by Steve Bonowski]
54. Rosalie Peak (13,575 ft) - October 01, 2011 [with Tom Jagger]
55. Santa Fe Peak (13,180 ft) - August 29, 2015 [with Claude Neumann]
56. Sheridan, Mt. (13,748 ft) - July 20, 1997 [Repeated on 06-03-2018]
57. Silverheels, Mt. (13,822 ft) - May 29, 2000 [Me, Michael Clapper, CMC leader Keith Jensen, & JoAnne - photo by Dick Yost]
58. Sniktau, Mt. (13,243 ft) - August 24, 1997 [Led by Steve Farley for the Sierra Club]
59. Square Top Mountain A (13,794 ft) - September 26, 2015
60. Stewart Peak (13,983 ft) - September 03, 2016 [CMC trip led by Steve Bonowski
61. Teakettle Mountain (13,819 ft) - July 17, 2012 [with Candace Winkle (I was co-leader), Eileen O'Leary, and John Aldridge]
62. Unnamed 13577 (13,577 ft) - 08-11-2019
63. West Spanish Peak "Wahatoya" (13,631 ft) - July 12, 2015 [led by Tom Mourar for the CMC]
64. Whale Peak (13,078 ft) - July 29, 2011 [led by Dave Riter]
65. Wheeler Mountain (13,690 ft) - July 01, 2012 [led by Dominique Hershberger for the CMC]
66. Wilcox, Mount (13,408 ft) - August 09, 2015 [led by Dave Goldwater for the CMC]

Other 13ers I've climbed outside my home state of Colorado:

67. Bolivia - Cernoke (Full of antennas on top) 4,175 meters (13,697 feet) - June 11, 2013
68. Bolivia - Cerro Calvario (Calvary Hill) 3,972 meters (13,031 feet) - June 10, 2013
69. California - Montgomery Peak 4,097 metres (13,441 feet) - August 03, 2011
70. Hawai'i - Mauna Kea 4,205 metres (13,796 feet) - February 13, 2007 [Although I don't take the statistic too seriously, Mauna Kea is considered the world's highest mountain as measured from its base (32,000 to 33,000 feet, or about 10,000 metres)]
71. Malaysia - Kinabalu, Mount (Gunung Kinabalu) 4,095 metres (13,435 feet) - December 10, 2014 [with Steve Bonowski, Tom Cope, and Patrick Thornley]
72. Nevada - Boundary Peak 4,005 metres (13,140 feet) - August 03, 2011
73. Nevada - Wheeler Peak 3,982 metres (13,063 feet) - August 04, 2011
74. New Mexico - Wheeler Peak 4,011 metres (13,161 feet) - June 10, 2011
75. Utah - Kings Peak 4,123 metres (13,528 feet) - September 22, 2011 (...had the entire mountain to myself for over a day!)

Unranked Sub Peaks: (13er Points of interest that I've climbed that don't have enough topographic prominence to be considered a peak of their own...)

76. Arapaho Peak, South, Colorado (13,397 ft) - June 15, 2018 Front Range [with Bob Huey]
77. Frasco Benchmark, Colorado (13,876 ft) - August 25, 2012 Sawatch Range [while on Joe Schultes' CMC climb]
78. Gemini Peak (13,951 ft) - July 20, 1997
79. K2, Colorado (13,664 ft) - August 09, 2009 Elks Range
80. Loveland Mountain, Mosquito Range, Colorado (13,692) - August 16, 2014
81. Peerless Mountain, Colorado (13,348 ft) - May 25, 2013 Tenmile-Mosquito Range [while on Steve Bonowski's CMC climb up Horseshoe]
82. Point 13,660, Colorado (13,660 ft) Sawatch Range - October 22, 2011 [I was the LIT for John Collard's CMC climb]
83. Point 13,832, Colorado (13,832 ft) Elks Range - July 22, 2007 [with Aidan McGuire]
84. Point 13,930, Colorado (13,930 ft) Sawatch Range - August 26, 2007 [with John Aldag]
85. Spalding Mountain, Colorado (13,846 ft) - June 25, 2000 [with Doug Bloom]
86. Sullivan Mountain, Colorado (13,134 ft) - August 29, 2015 [with Claude Neumann]
87. Mt. Walter, New Mexico (13, 141 feet / 4,005 metres) on the same massive as Wheeler Peak but only a few tens of metres away from with 53 feet of prominence

13er Waypoints

For personal safety, and just for the fun of it, I usually take a GPS "reading" on the top of each peak, at the trailhead, or some other interesting point or curiosity along the way. WARNING: I cannot guarantee the accuracy of these waypoints as my own GPS bounces around a lot or I simply take an incorrect reading! Please rely on a more accurate source for your Waypoints! That being said, I still enjoy "cataloging" Waypoints and I keep a bunch of other locations, from around the world, on my 12ers, 13ers, 14ers, Hiking, Waypoints, and other pages...

Colorado 13ers I've climbed:
(that I could remember to record here...)

Other 13ers I've been on outside Colorado:

Some Trailheads:

Mount Evans Wilderness, Colorado

Berthoud Pass trailhead - US Highway 40 Berthoud Pass summit N 39° 47.902' W 105° 46.563' 11,307 feet 3,446 metres Boundary Peak Wilderness trailhead, Nevada N 37° 52.150' W 118° 18.371' 8,728 feet 2,660 metres Chicago Lakes Number 52 trailhead, Colorado (up past the Idaho Springs reservoir and cabins) N 39° 38.391' W 105° 37.007' 10,660 feet 3,249 metres Deer Creek trailhead (for Rosalie Peak), Colorado N 39° 30.633' W 105° 34.070' 9,323 feet 2,841 metres Henry's Fork trailhead (for Kings Peak), Utah N 40° 54.548' W 110° 19.872' 9,430 feet 2,874 metres Pole Creek/Elkhart Park Trailhead for Gannett Peak, Wyoming N 43° 00.245' W 109° 45.107' 9,225 feet 2,812 metres Wheeler Peak trailhead, New Mexico (Taos Ski area) N 36° 35.824' W 105° 26.944' 9,352 feet 2,850 metres

Prominence, a Definition:

In topography, "prominence" is the height of a mountain or hill's summit by the vertical distance between it and the lowest contour line encircling it and no higher summit - Prominence is a measure of the independence of a summit. Only summits with a sufficient degree of prominence are regarded as independent mountains. For example, the world's second-highest mountain is K2 (height 8,611 metres, prominence 4,017 metres). While Mount Everest's South Summit (height 8,749 metres, prominence about 10 metres) is taller than K2, it is not considered an independent mountain because it is a subsummit of the main summit (which has a height and prominence of 8,848 metres).

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