The Highest Peaks in Colorado

Colorado's 24 highest hikeable summits, ranked by elevation. The tallest is Mount Elbert at 14,440 ft. Every peak below links to a full trail guide with maps, elevation profiles and parking info — updated 2026.

#	Peak	Elevation	Distance	Difficulty
1	Mount Elbert	14,440 ft	3.4 mi	Strenuous
2	Mount Massive	14,429 ft	3.6 mi	Strenuous
3	Mount Harvard	14,421 ft	1.5 mi	Moderate
4	Blanca Peak	14,350 ft	6.1 mi	Strenuous
5	La Plata Peak	14,344 ft	4 mi	Strenuous
6	Uncompahgre Peak	14,321 ft	3.6 mi	Hard
7	Crestone Peak	14,301 ft	2.9 mi	Hard
8	Mount Lincoln	14,293 ft	1.2 mi	Easy
9	Grays Peak	14,278 ft	3.5 mi	Hard
10	Mount Antero	14,276 ft	4.3 mi	Strenuous
11	Torreys Peak	14,275 ft	0.8 mi	Easy
12	Mount Blue Sky	14,272 ft	0.3 mi	Easy
13	Quandary Peak	14,271 ft	3 mi	Hard
14	Longs Peak	14,259 ft	2.7 mi	Moderate
15	Mount Wilson	14,252 ft	6.4 mi	Strenuous
16	Mount Cameron	14,222 ft	1.1 mi	Easy
17	Mount Princeton	14,204 ft	2 mi	Moderate
18	Crestone Needle	14,203 ft	2.9 mi	Hard
19	Mount Belford	14,203 ft	1.4 mi	Easy
20	Mount Yale	14,199 ft	2.9 mi	Hard
21	Mount Bross	14,178 ft	1.8 mi	Moderate
22	Kit Carson Mountain	14,170 ft	3 mi	Hard
23	Tabeguache Peak	14,162 ft	5.5 mi	Strenuous
24	Pikes Peak	14,114 ft	0.9 mi	Easy

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