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Pyramid Peak, a Colorado 14er at 14,027 feet

Colorado Fourteener

Pyramid Peak

14,027'

Rank #51

Standard Route

Northeast Ridge

Pyramid Peak
14,027' · #51
8.5 mi
4,500' gain
Class 4
8.5
miles RT
4,500
ft gain
Class 4
difficulty
8-11
hours

Overview

A striking pyramid-shaped peak near the Maroon Bells. The northeast ridge is a demanding Class 4 climb with significant exposure. The approach through Crater Lake basin is scenic but the climbing is serious. One of Colorado's more difficult 14ers.

Quick Facts

Mountain Range
Elk Mountains
Nearest Town
Aspen
National Forest
White River National Forest
Prominence
1,298'

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Location

Range Elk Mountains
Coordinates 39.0714°N, 106.9500°W

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