Colorado 14ers.
The 53 ranked peaks above 14,000 feet. Routes, difficulty, gain, distance, and objective ratings (exposure, rockfall, route-finding, commitment). Sign in to track summits, route lines, and a plan-to-climb list across devices. Signed out, your progress stays in this browser only.
data: 14ers.com · code: github
peaks
syntax
field:value filters; anything without a colon is plain text.
> >= < <= work on class, road,
dist, gain and the four risk ratings. Terms combine with AND.
- class
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- exposure, rockfall, routefinding, commitment
- low, moderate, considerable, high, extreme
- road
- 0 paved … 6 difficult 4WD
- dist, gain
- miles, feet
- range
- sawatch, sangre, elk, front, mosquito, juan, tenmile
- snow, summited, planned
- yes, no
- scope
- standard (the default), any
- kind
- route, combo, approach — narrows to that route type
Route fields test the standard route, and the
Standard column shows it. scope:any, or the
any route chip, tests every way up the peak;
kind:combo, or the route-type select, tests only combos. The
column follows either way, naming the route that satisfied the query, so
the difficulty and road on a row belong to the route you filtered for.
One route has to satisfy every route field at once. The selects and chips
are shortcuts that write terms into this box, so the query is the whole
filter.
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