All peaks in the Front Range of the Colorado Rockies with at least 1000 ft prominence. If you live in the Denver/Boulder area, this is an incredible challenge to tackle in reasonably short-drive day trips. Covers a wide range of peak elevations from 6,881 ft to 14,270 ft.
Highest peak
Grays Peak
14,278 ft / 4,351 m
Most prominent peak
Pikes Peak
5,530 ft / 1,685 m prom
Most climbed peak
Grays Peak
300 climbs
Most difficult peak
Grays Peak
Class 1
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 3 peaks
Class 3/4 2 peaks
Highlights
Latest climbs

"10/17/24: Inaugural CMC trip lead via North Beaver Brook. Party of six; solid group. Donned snowshoes just above 8800’; started breaking trail around 9200’. Really good snow conditions. (10/2600)" — LoneWolf • Nov 17, 2024

"Trip up the keyhole route with Anna Nick Jake Diego Tim and Virgil. Supported Virgil partway down the boulderfield after he got hurt, but luckily was able to turn around and catch up with the rest of the group as they pushed for summit. Very flat at the top, very playful route. Long but awesome day overall and saw a moose at the Battle Mountain CG on the way down." — benyboy • Oct 11, 2024

"9/14/24: Audrey drove Jackson and I up Michigan Creek Rd (CR54) from our camp at Michigan Creek CG to the upper Michigan Creek TH @ 11,100’. We hoofed it from there up to Georgia Pass along the road for a bit over a mile and then started to make our way up the East Ridge passing a lone mountain goat just before the long, steep, unrelenting climb up the talus field. There’re faint goat trails that wind up and down the ridge but we mostly kept to the ridge proper (Class 2) as the terrain is mostly easy solid talus. After lunch we headed for Peak 13005 and to try to find some scramble opportunities along the ridge. (8/2620)" — LoneWolf • Sep 14, 2024

"Hiked 6 miles out to the Boulderfield from the Longs Peak TH, camped in the Boulderfield that night, climbed the Keyhole route the next morning (which I was not anticipating to be as technical of a climb as it was) and climbed 2.38 miles out and back from the Boulderfield to the summit, hiked back to the TH from the Boulderfield, arriving back at 3:55 pm on August 29. Incredible 1.5 days in the mountains.
Do you research before this route, it requires some insight and it was tremendously helpful to be hiking/climbing with someone who knew the route (as he had done it a month prior). " — Katamount • Aug 29, 2024

"8/21/24: From FR144 @ approx 9700’; CMC hike w/Rich M. From the NE summit, which is clearly the true summit, we sauntered down and over to the SW summit which gps confirmed was 44’ lower the NE. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a USGS point elevation be two whole contour levels off. Hopefully some new LiDAR data will rewrite the maps soon. The final destination was South Puma (11,143) which actually had the nicest views, looking over to the west gates of Lost Creek. (8.2/2630)" — LoneWolf • Aug 21, 2024