Of the 100 tallest mountains in Colorado, 53 are above the elevation of 14,000 feet and are known as the "Fourteeners." There is actually some debate as to how many Fourteeners there are in Colorado. I simply go by the generally accepeted rule that to be considered a unique summit it must rise more than 300 feet from it's connecting saddle to a taller peak. Below is a chart listing all of the summits I have climbed. Unfortunately there are a few for which I have no pictures.

CENTENNIAL PEAKS Rank Summit Elevation 58 Mt. Ouray 13,971 70 Red Mountain 13,906 74 Horseshoe Mountain 13,898 76 Mount Buckskin 13,865 91 Holy Cross Ridge 13,831 96 Mount Silverheels 13,822	OTHER HIKES Area Hike Length Wyoming Wind River Range 28 Miles Sawatch Range Hartenstein Lake 6 Miles Cascades of Washington Mount Rainier 19.5 Miles Weminuche Wilderness Part of the CDT trail 41 Miles

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