Sunlight Peak
 

Sunlight Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Mount Eolus & North Eolus
 

Mount Eolus, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

North Eolus, San Juan Range, 14,158’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Uncompahgre Peak
 

Uncompahgre Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Mount Sneffels
 

Mount Sneffels, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Culebra Peak
 

Culebra Peak, Sangre de Cristo Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Challenger Point & Kit Carson Peak
 

Challenger Point, Sangre de Cristo Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Kit Carson Peak, Sangre de Cristo Range, 14,158’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Wetterhorn Peak
 

Wetterhorn Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Missouri Mountain
 

Missouri Mountain, Sawatch Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Mount Princeton (C)
 

Mount Princeton, Sawatch Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Mount Princeton (J SOLO)
 

Mount Princeton, Sawatch Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

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Mount Yale (C Solo)
 

Mount Princeton, Sawatch Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Mount Yale (J)
 

Mount Yale, Sawatch Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 4,242’

  • Round-trip Distance: 9.98 miles

  • Summit Time: 0hrs : 00 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 20 mins

 
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Windom Peak
 

Windom Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Humboldt Peak
 

Humboldt Peak, Sangre do Cristo Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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San Luis Peak
 

San Luis Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Redcloud & Sunshine Peak
 

Red Cloud Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Sunshine Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Handies Peak (J SOLO)
 

Handies Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Handies Peak (C SOLO)
 

Handies Peak, San Juan Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Mount Sherman
 

Mount Sherman, Mosquito Range, 14,202’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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Mount Bross, Mount Cameron, Mount Democrat, & Mount Lincoln
 

Mount Bross, Mosquito Range, 14,158’, Class 2

Mount Cameron, Mosquito Range, 14,158’, Class 2

Mount Democrat, Mosquito Range, 14,158’, Class 2

Mount Lincoln, Sawatch Range, 14,158’, Class 2

Hiking Mount Belford and Mount Oxford in Colorado’s Sawatch Range is a rewarding experience for outdoor lovers. The trails offer beautiful views and are challenging. Mount Belford is 14,197 feet and is often hiked alongside its neighbor, Mount Oxford, also at 14,197 feet. Hikers usually start at the Missouri Gulch trailhead, climbing Belford first before going to Oxford. The trails are marked and well-kept, but some parts need careful navigation as you get close to the summits. Seasonal changes like snow can affect trail conditions, making summer the best time to hike. Both peaks give stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, rewarding those who summit.

  • Trailhead: Missouri Gulch

  • Gain: 5,200’

  • Round-trip Distance: 15 miles

  • Summit Time: 3hrs : 09 mins

  • Round-trip Time: 5 hrs : 47 mins

 
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