Keystone‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

360° panorama; summit with small stone pyramid and survey point, high: never too strenuous (if you are used to the altitude...) but challenging in places, occasionally steep - but not dangerous in itself - unless there is a thunderstorm approaching...

Ptarmigan Peak is the local looming mountain for Silverthorne, Colorado. The mountain's summit rises to 12,498 feet, almost 1,000 feet above treeline. This offers expansive views of various 13,000 and 14,000 foot peaks around the area along with small mountain towns.

Mount Sniktau is 13,240 feet and is often overlooked since it doesn't hit that magical 14,000 foot benchmark. The 13er has a path the entire way and offers just as good of views as the peaks higher than it. Grizzly Ridge between Mount Sniktau and Grizzly Peak (13,433 feet) is known for its views of the Loveland Pass and Arapaho National Forest areas.

At 13,433 feet, Grizzly Peak offers an alpine experience without the crowds of a 14er. The mountain rests on a ridge of 13,000 foot peaks just north of the 14ers Grays and Torreys Peaks. When you get to the top, you can see deep into Arapaho National Forest over an alpine lake down in the basin below.

At 13,433 feet, Grizzly Peak offers an alpine experience without the crowds of a 14er. The mountain rests on a ridge of 13,000 foot peaks just north of the 14ers Grays and Torreys Peaks. When you get to the top, you can see deep into Arapaho National Forest over an alpine lake down in the basin below.

Mount Sniktau is 13,240 feet and is often overlooked since it doesn't hit that magical 14,000 foot benchmark. The 13er has a path the entire way and offers just as good of views as the peaks higher than it. Grizzly Ridge between Mount Sniktau and Grizzly Peak (13,433 feet) is known for its views of the Loveland Pass and Arapaho National Forest areas.

Ptarmigan Peak is the local looming mountain for Silverthorne, Colorado. The mountain's summit rises to 12,498 feet, almost 1,000 feet above treeline. This offers expansive views of various 13,000 and 14,000 foot peaks around the area along with small mountain towns.

Torreys Peak is just around the corner from Grays Peak – so you can summit two of the 58 peaks that exceed 14,000 feet in one hike. The view from the summit is exceptionally beautiful. Keep an eye on the weather, though. Thunderstorms are likely to occur in the afternoon during the summer months.