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Collegiate Peaks Wilderness
RoutesPlaces to seeNatural MonumentsNorth AmericaUnited StatesColoradoChaffee County
Collegiate Peaks Wilderness
The Top 13 Natural Monuments in Collegiate Peaks Wilderness
Collegiate Peaks Wilderness’s landscape is a beautiful place to explore — something that you can best experience by visiting one of our 13
beautiful natural monuments in Collegiate Peaks Wilderness. To help you find the one for, you can see all the details you need to explore the best natural monuments, and better plan your next outdoor adventure!
beautiful natural monuments in Collegiate Peaks Wilderness. To help you find the one for, you can see all the details you need to explore the best natural monuments, and better plan your next outdoor adventure!
Last updated: November 15, 2025
Missouri Mountain
Highlight • Summit
Missouri Mountain, at 14,074 feet, is one of the highest peaks in the Sawatch Range. The ridge that the path follows the final half mile is somewhat washed out and …
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Huron Peak
Highlight • Summit
Mount Huron is 14,012 feet tall and towers over the ghost town of Winfield below. Across Missouri Gulch to the east, you can see a number of other 14ers that …
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Mount Belford
Highlight • Summit
At 14,203 feet tall, Mount Belford is one of three 14ers attainable from the Missouri Gulch Trailhead. The mountain is infamous for its steep switchbacks traveling up it's northwest slopes. …
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Mount Harvard
Highlight • Summit
Mount Harvard is the highest mountain in all the Collegiate Peaks at 14,421 feet. Its steep, rocky slopes are similar to that of many Sawatch 14ers, but the high alpine …
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Hartenstein Lake
Highlight • Lake
At 11,523 feet, Hartenstein Lake is tucked away at the edge of treeline in a basin between Turner Peak (13,233 feet) and Mount Yale (14,196 feet). It stays snowy up …
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Grotto Cascades on the Roaring Fork River
Highlight • Waterfall
The Grotto Cascades on the Roaring Fork River are a set of step-down rapids. They appear different in different seasons, and they run fullest in the late spring and early summer months.
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Lake Ann
Highlight • Lake
Lake Ann offers up close and personal views of The Three Apostles and Ice Mountain behind Huron Peak and Granite Mountain. This alpine lake is tucked away and stays snowed …
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Mount Yale
Highlight • Summit
Mount Yale is indeed part of the 14,000 club. He is the eighth highest peak in the Sawatch Range and twenty-first in the state of Colorado.
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Mount Oxford
Highlight • Summit
Mount Oxford is a 14,160 foot peak in the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness. Being a "Collegiate Peak," Mount Oxford actually got its name from the University of Oxford.
The mountain's summit …
The mountain's summit …
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Missouri Mountain
Highlight • Summit
Missouri Mountain, at 14,074 feet, is one of the highest peaks in the Sawatch Range. The ridge that the path follows the final half mile is somewhat washed out and …
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Kroenke Lake
Highlight • Lake
At 11,500 feet elevation, Kroenke Lake is a popular hiking destination in the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness. The trail follows the basin floor while navigating back and forth across a creek …
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