Mount Massive (14,421ft.) is a 14er mountain located in Colorado's Sawatch Range, close to Leadville, CO. The standard route to Mount Massive's summit is via the long 13.1 mile out-and-back Class 2 East Slopes. As with many Sawatch Range mountains, this is a challenging hike with significant elevation gain.
Mount Sherman (14,036ft.) is a 14er mountain located in Colorado's Mosquito Range. The standard route to Mount Sherman's summit is via the Class 2 Southwest Ridge. With a route less than 5 miles roundtrip, Mount Sherman is considered one of the easier 14er summits.
Mount Harvard (14,420ft.) is a 14er mountain in Colorado's magnificent Collegiate Peaks Wilderness and the greater Sawatch Range. The standard route to the summit is via the challenging 14.1 mile out-and-back Class 2 South Slopes, with approximately 4,500ft. of elevation gain.
Mount Columbia (14,073ft.) is a 14er mountain in Colorado's magnificent Collegiate Peaks Wilderness and the greater Sawatch Range. The standard route to the summit is via the challenging 10.5 mile out-and-back Class 2 West Slopes, with approximately 4,100ft. of elevation gain.
Mount Antero (14,276ft.) is within Colorado's San Isabel National Forest and the rugged Sawatch Mountain Range. The standard route to the summit is via the Class 2 West Slopes route, which is about 15.0 miles roundtrip with ~5,000ft. of gain.
Mount Elbert (14,440ft.), within Colorado's Sawatch Range, is the tallest peak in the state. There are a few routes to the summit, though we prefer the Class 2 Southeast Ridge approach, which is less busy and a bit more challenging at 10.5 miles roundtrip with ~4,500ft. of elevation gain.
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