Colorado is home to 58 named peaks that rise above 14,000 feet in elevation, known as the
fourteeners or 14ers. Climbing these impressive summits is one of the most popular outdoor activities in the state. If climbing Colorado 14ers is your goal, you’ve come to the right place. This 14ers.com list includes each peak’s elevation, rank, mountain range, route information, weather, photos, and maps to help you research, plan, and prepare for your climbs.
* To be ranked, a peak must have at least 300 feet of prominence, which is the amount
of elevation it rises above the lowest saddle that connects to the nearest, higher peak. This guideline has been in use in Colorado for some time. The following named 14ers are not ranked because they do not have enough prominence:
| Mt. Cameron |
Elevation 14,248, prominence 152 |
| El Diente Peak |
Elevation 14,175, prominence 264 |
| Challenger Point |
Elevation 14,086, prominence 264 |
| North Eolus |
Elevation 14,042, prominence 212 |
| Conundrum Peak |
Elevation 14,037, prominence 225 |