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Longs Peak Captures Colorado Climbers High Aim
Carl Blaurock and Will Ervin of the Colorado Mountain Club climbed all 46 Colorado peaks over 14,000 feet, totaling at least 64,400 feet of vertical gain and likely more, with many peaks repeated. The feat sparks rival friendly climbs across the Rockies as they eye peaks from Elbert to Kit Carson and beyond.
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Carl Blaurock
Will—Bill--Ervin
Colorado Mountain Club
Ivenver
Denver
Ossa
Blaurock
Ervin
Colorado
Elbert
Massive
Harvard
Sierra Bianca
Grays
Torreys
la Plata
Crestone
Ancomphagre
Lincoln
Castle
Evans
Quandary
Longs
Wilson Mt
Antero
Cameron
Schavano
Princeton
Yale
Bross
San Louis
Sneffes
Maroon
Old Baldy
Pikes
Humboldt
Kit Carson
Windom
Bolus
Columbia
Culebra
Sunlight
Red Cloud
Bierstadt
Sherman
Stewart
Wilson Peak
Grizzly
Wetterhorn
Sunshine
Handies
North Maroon
Democrat
Pyramid
Alaska
Washington
Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier National Park
California
Fisherman Peak
Mount Shasta
Mount Corcoran
Mount Whitney
United States
Mount St. Elias
Mount McKinley
Earth
Mount McKinley National Park
South America
Asia
Aconcagua
Chile
Argentina
Mount Everest
Himalayas
Indo-China
Everest
Arthur Hawthorne Carhart
American Forests and Forest Life
American Forestry Association
George Barnard
Barnard
Mountain Club
Bill Ervin
Leadville National Forest
Rockies
Crestone Needles
Carhart
Sierra Blanca
Chasm Lake
Longs Peak
West Face
Rocky Mountain National Park
Edna Louise Smith
Aurora
Shep Husted
Tahosa Valley
National Park Service
Miss Smith
Boulder Field
Keyhole
Arapahoe Peak
Torreys Peak
Grays Peak
Pikes Peak