Not for the faint of heart, the 14ers is a tight range of the Rocky Mountains all over 14,000 feet above sea level. This cluster of mountains draws in groups of people all determined to scale them. Whether it is to hike or to climb, the 14ers are ideal for any thrill seeker.
There are many reasons to travel to the top of the 14ers. Whether it is for the spectacular view, the bragging rights, or just for fun, the 14ers near Breckenridge are sure not to disappoint. Located just minutes from Breckenridge, this range is totally worth the trip. Not for the beginning hiker or climber, these peaks offer a grueling test of will, strength, and courage. But once on top, the view from one of these mountains makes you forget all about your sore and tired body.
If you are ready to take on the ultimate challenge, the 14ers in the Rocky Mountains is the perfect test. Plan five to eight hours to scale one of these peaks and remember to bring plenty of water. Even if you don’t make it up the first time or you want to scale them again, the 14ers will always be waiting for you on your next try.
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Things to know:
Region: Breckenridge
Average terrain: Some of the easier 14ers to climb are Gray's Peak and Torrey's Peak.
Fun facts: Colorado’s Fourteeners are now visited by over 500,000 people each season. While some remote peaks remain pristine, increased recreational use has seriously impacted many peaks and their alpine basins.
Related activities: After hiking to the top of the mountain, make sure you take a ton of pictures!
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