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- In 1895, the mountain was officially named “Mount Evans,” after John Evans, the second territorial governor of Colorado. The name Mount Rosalie was then moved to a 13,575' peak about three miles southeast. In 2023, Mount Evans was renamed Mount Blue Sky.
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1 day ago · There was another brief stretch of downhill after the trail - which does eventually reassert itself as a trail again - tops 13,863’ Mount Spalding, an unranked Centennial or would-be member of Colorado’s Hundred Highest peaks if it had 300’ of prominence from its saddle with Blue Sky, then deposits hikers at the base of a jumble of loose ...
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4 days ago · The Four Pass Loop is a well-known backpacking route in the Elk Mountains of Colorado. The trail takes you over four mountain passes: West Maroon Pass, Frigid Air Pass, Trail Rider Pass, and Buckskin Pass. Each pass offers stunning views and presents its own unique challenges.
23 hours ago · EVERGREEN, COLORADO — On the morning of July 15, 2024, the Alpine Rescue Team responded to an emergency call involving an injured hiker on the Sawtooth, a treacherous third-class ridge connecting Mount Blue Sky and Mount Bierstadt. The call, received just before 9 AM, reported a lower leg injury and a possible loss of consciousness.A rapid response team of 19 members was dispatched to ...
1 day ago · As we reported earlier, Jay Slater's mum felt compelled to speak of "awful comments and theories filling social media" yesterday. Speaking before a body was found, Debbie Duncan said: "These ...
23 hours ago · Wildlife photographer Michael Ryno captured the moment on Mount Blue Sky, one of Colorado’s most iconic “14ers” — a mountain with an elevation over 14,000 feet above sea level — he said ...
2 days ago · This list includes significant mountain peaks located in the United States arranged alphabetically by state, district, or territory. The highest peak in each state, district or territory is noted in bold. For state high points that are not mountains, see List of U.S. states and territories by elevation .
