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100summits.com is an online community for sharing and finding information about Colorado’s mountains (most importantly Colorado’s 100 highest mountains), mountain climbing, hiking and photography.
Mission:
At 100summits.com, you can:
-Track your summit climbs
-Purchase photos
-Sell photos
-Browse our list of over 6,000 summits!
-Search and filter summits based on several parameters, including elevation, prominence, rank, isolation, spire measure, and more!
-Write your own Blog - for free
-Enhance and publish your own profile
-Provide trip reports by adding summits via the summit table
-View trip reports and filter them by several variables
-Find others to climb with, or discuss summit-related topics in our Forum
-Share and view photos in our photo gallery
-Invite other appreciators of Colorado’s summits to join the site as a member, and get credit for it
-Help shape the content of the site. The site will continue to evolve and features will be added over time.
-Use the map above to navigate each of Colorado’s mountain ranges and sub-ranges, or use the top menu to navigate the site’s features. If you cannot see the map above, you may need to install the latest Flash Player.
-The more you contribute to the site, the more points you earn. Eventually, points may become redeemable as the site matures due to dedicated membership.
-Conquer Colorado’s summits!
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8:27 pm
Believe it or not, the highest peak in Colorado is one of the more attainable. There is a nice trail all the way to the top and has nothing even close to technical climbing involved.