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Colorado 14ers Checklist

All 58 named Colorado fourteeners, highest first, with the range for each and the 5 unranked peaks marked. Check off the ones you've climbed to see your progress by range and what's left.

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Colorado's 14ers: check off the peaks you have climbed
ClimbedPeakFeet
Sawatch Range
14,438
Sawatch Range
14,427
Sawatch Range
14,424
Sangre de Cristo
14,350
Sawatch Range
14,344
San Juan Mountains
14,318
Sangre de Cristo
14,299
Mosquito Range
14,293
Front Range
14,275
Elk Mountains
14,274
Tenmile Range
14,272
Front Range
14,272
Sawatch Range
14,271
Front Range · Called Mount Evans until 2023
14,268
Front Range
14,259
San Juan Mountains
14,256
Mosquito Range · Unranked, 152 ft of prominence
14,248
Sawatch Range
14,230
Sawatch Range
14,202
Sawatch Range
14,200
Sawatch Range
14,200
Sangre de Cristo
14,196
Mosquito Range
14,178
San Juan Mountains · Unranked, 264 ft of prominence
14,175
Sangre de Cristo
14,167
Elk Mountains
14,163
Sawatch Range
14,158
Sawatch Range
14,158
San Juan Mountains
14,155
Mosquito Range
14,154
Elk Mountains
14,138
Front Range
14,109
Elk Mountains
14,105
San Juan Mountains
14,089
San Juan Mountains
14,087
Sangre de Cristo · Unranked, 264 ft of prominence
14,086
Sawatch Range
14,075
Sawatch Range
14,071
Sangre de Cristo
14,068
Front Range
14,066
San Juan Mountains
14,061
San Juan Mountains
14,058
Sangre de Cristo
14,057
Sangre de Cristo
14,055
Sangre de Cristo
14,053
Mosquito Range
14,043
San Juan Mountains · Unranked, 212 ft of prominence
14,042
Sangre de Cristo
14,041
Elk Mountains · Unranked, 225 ft of prominence
14,037
San Juan Mountains
14,037
Elk Mountains
14,029
San Juan Mountains
14,023
Elk Mountains
14,022
San Juan Mountains
14,021
San Juan Mountains
14,021
Sawatch Range
14,007
Sawatch Range
14,006
San Juan Mountains
14,004
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How it's calculated

Progress = peaks checked ÷ 58 (or ÷ 53 ranked)
Summit feet = sum of the summit
              elevations you checked

Summit feet adds up how high each summit is. It is not the elevation you gained on the trail, which the full tracker logs per hike.

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Your progress on Colorado's 14ers0 / 580% done · 58 to go
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What's left & next peaks

All 58, from Mount Elbert (14,438 ft) down to Sunshine Peak (14,004 ft).

Summit feet climbed0 ftof 821,135 ft on the list
Highest climbedNone yet
Highest still to climbMount Elbert

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Progress by mountain range
Peaks climbed by range
RangeClimbed
Elk Mountains0 of 7
Front Range0 of 6
Mosquito Range0 of 5
San Juan Mountains0 of 14
Sangre de Cristo0 of 10
Sawatch Range0 of 15
Tenmile Range0 of 1

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How the Colorado 14ers checklist works

The list is the 58 named peaks over 14,000 feet from 14ers.com, with its LiDAR elevations and mountain ranges. A peak is ranked when it rises at least 300 feet above the lowest saddle connecting it to a higher peak. 53 of the 58 meet that rule. The other 5 are named summits that fall short of the rule but are commonly climbed.

1. Pick your count

Leave Count on "All 58 named" if you want every named 14er, or switch to "53 ranked only" to hide the unranked peaks and count to 53. Your checks on unranked peaks are kept either way.

2. Check off what you've climbed

Tick the box next to each summit. The checks save in your browser, so the list is still marked when you come back on the same device. The list of peaks you checked never leaves your device.

3. Plan by range

The panel shows how many you have done in each range. Set Range to one range and Show to "Still to climb" to see what's left there, which is handy when you plan a weekend around one trailhead area. Summit feet adds up the elevation of every summit you've checked. It is not your elevation gain on the trail.

Worked example

A hiker has climbed the 6 Front Range 14ers (Grays Peak, Torreys Peak, Mount Blue Sky, Longs Peak, Pikes Peak and Mount Bierstadt) and the Decalibron loop (Mount Democrat, Mount Cameron, Mount Lincoln and Mount Bross). That is 10 of 58 named peaks, or 17.2%.

Switch to ranked only and Mount Cameron drops out, because it rises only 152 feet above its saddle. The count becomes 9 of 53, or 17.0%.

Worked example: progress both ways
All named 14ers10 of 58 · 17.2%
Ranked only9 of 53 · 17.0%
Summit feet (all named)142,122 ft
Highest still to climbMount Elbert

Where the sources differ: 53, 54 or 58

There are three common counts. 53 is the number of ranked 14ers with 300 feet of prominence. 58 adds the 5 unranked named peaks (Mount Cameron, El Diente Peak, Challenger Point, North Eolus and Conundrum Peak). The Colorado Mountain Club's list has 54, because it includes North Maroon and El Diente for historical reasons.

LiDAR results that became widely known in late 2021 also moved peaks across the line. North Maroon Peak turned out to be ranked and Challenger Point unranked, the reverse of older lists. A recent survey also suggests the unnamed "East Crestone" is a fraction of a foot higher than Crestone Peak. This checklist follows 14ers.com, which still counts Crestone Peak.

Elevations changed too. 14ers.com now uses LiDAR figures, which can differ by a few feet from the older USGS numbers in many guidebooks. Mount Elbert is 14,438 ft here, where 14ers.com's previous figure was 14,433 ft. If your guidebook disagrees by a few feet, that is why.

14ers.com also lists unnamed sub-summits over 14,000 feet, such as "North Massive". No common list counts them, so they are left out.

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FAQ

Common questions

How many 14ers are in Colorado?

58 named peaks top 14,000 feet. 53 of them are ranked, meaning they rise at least 300 feet above the saddle to a higher peak. Lists that count only separate mountains use 53. Lists that include every named summit use 58.

Which 14ers are unranked?

Mount Cameron, El Diente Peak, Challenger Point, North Eolus and Conundrum Peak. Each rises less than 300 feet above its connecting saddle, so it counts as part of a bigger neighbor.

What is the highest and the lowest 14er?

Mount Elbert is the highest at 14,438 ft. The lowest ranked 14er is Sunshine Peak at 14,004 ft.

Which range has the most 14ers?

The Sawatch Range, with 15. The checklist's Range filter shows one range at a time, and the panel shows how many you have done in each.

Is Mount Evans still a 14er?

Yes, under a new name. The U.S. Board on Geographic Names renamed it Mount Blue Sky in September 2023. Older lists and signs may still say Mount Evans.

Why do some lists say 54 fourteeners?

The Colorado Mountain Club list has 54. It includes North Maroon and El Diente for historical reasons, from a time when both were thought to fall short of the 300-foot rule. The 53 and 58 counts come from that rule applied to newer LiDAR data.

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