Routes
Every published route on all 58 fourteeners and the 47 Centennial 13ers: standard trails, alternate ridges, spring snow couloirs, link-ups and traverses, and the roped technical lines. 256 listings in all. Use the buttons to narrow it down, or search for a peak, a route or a trailhead.
The fourteeners
58 peaks
Front Range 6 peaks
Tenmile 1 peak
Mosquito 5 peaks
Sawatch 15 peaks
Elk 7 peaks
San Juan 14 peaks
Sangre de Cristo 10 peaks
Centennial 13ers
47 peaks
Front Range 3 peaks
Tenmile 4 peaks
Mosquito 4 peaks
Sawatch 12 peaks
Elk 3 peaks
San Juan 17 peaks
Sangre de Cristo 4 peaks
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How to read this
- Standard
- The usual way up. 105 listings.
- Alternate
- A different ridge, face or trailhead that doesn’t need snow or a rope. 53.
- Snow
- Couloirs and faces climbed on firm spring snow. Crampons, an ice axe and an early start. 40.
- Link-up
- Routes that tag more than one summit, including the big ridge traverses. 37.
- Class 4–5
- Exposed scrambling and roped climbing, up to the big walls on Longs Peak’s Diamond. This filter shows every route rated Class 4 or harder, whatever its type: 39.
About the numbers. Class, mileage and elevation gain are compiled from published route guides and are approximate. Grades on technical and snow routes vary from source to source, so check current conditions before you go. Standard routes have a full description: click Full route. See Sources & credits.
A route name is not a plan
Snow routes change week to week and turn into loose gullies once they melt out. Traverses commit you for hours with no easy way off. Anything Class 4 or harder needs experience, a helmet and usually a rope. Read the full description, check recent conditions, and pick the line that fits the day you actually have.