STANDARD NON-TECHNICAL PEAKS

Long mileage · Sustained elevation · Real mountain conditions

Mount Elbert (14,433’)

The Highest Peak in Colorado

Mount Elbert isn’t technical—but it’s a full mountain day. Longer mileage, real elevation gain, and exposure to changing conditions make this a true test of endurance and mental resilience.

Why Elbert Works

Best for: Hikers ready to level up
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Huron Peak (14,003’)

Balance, Beauty, and Endurance

Huron Peak delivers one of the most rewarding non-technical 14er experiences in Colorado. With steady climbing, a beautiful approach, and a long but manageable day, Huron teaches rhythm, patience, and efficiency.

This is a confidence-builder that still feels like a true alpine objective.

Why Huron Works

Best for: Hikers progressing from Intro peaks
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Handies Peak (14,048’)

Remote, Scenic, and Powerful

Handies Peak offers a unique blend of accessibility and wilderness. While technically straightforward, its remote location and longer approach introduce real logistical planning and mountain awareness.

This climb builds confidence in remote environments without adding technical difficulty.

Why Handies Works

Best for: Hikers ready for bigger objectives
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Mount Princeton (14,197’)

A Big Day with Big Reward

Princeton offers steep climbing and powerful views, demanding strong legs and a focused mindset. This peak reinforces efficient uphill movement and downhill control.

Why Princeton Works

Best for: Fit hikers with at least one 14er
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🧠 WHO STANDARD PEAKS ARE FOR

If Intro 14ers showed you what’s possible, Standard Peaks show you what you’re capable of.