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Pretty much agree with your rankings. Nice job. Also Ellington ridge sucks. Avoid

Well done. Mummy Madness is tough. Too tough for me. Lol. I only have Hagues left.

great video of my homeland. But, as a mtb'r, I still don't understand the big sunglasses and mustaches that are taking over the MTB culture??? Guess I'm old. LOL! the lower loop is killer too. You get to view the big crater! And you can camp on the rim. Keep rollin'!

Did Longs yesterday for my 16th overall, 14th this year and have to agree. What a gem of a trail. Honestly can't wait to be back on it for different routes and different seasons.

I did the hike up to ypsilon a few weeks ago and it was awesome! The bike ride at the end seemed brutal. Good job!

Awesome stuff. Self-powered Mummy Kill is no small feat. Congrats 🎉

Wow thanks for sharing your experience. I’m really wanting to move out to Colorado and attempt the things you are doing

Great content. I have that same shirt. Love Wayfarer!

That Millhouse is like a living painting. 😮

Let’s hit a 13er/14er sometime! I’ve done all the 14ers, the best thing in CO!

Good to know you don’t have to be a good skier to backcountry ski

I’m a young aspiring 18 year old who’s trying to get all 58. I have 11 so far but they’re all pretty easy day hikes. Any tips on starting to learn how to really scramble and meet people who know how to scramble?

A class 3 route up Princeton? I'll have to check it out! Do you have a GPX track that you could link, or any recommended sites that have decent information? Haven't done Princeton yet, but I do want to avoid the standard route (winter or summer).

About how long did it take to ascend Huron from Clohesy?

wow very cool video man.... the view is amazing... your shoes and socks caught my attention.... what type of shoes are those ?..... and i think we wear the same type of socks but thought i'd ask... myself i usually wear the long very thin nylon dress socks you can buy at walmart , they're comfy as hell

Mother Nature calls the shot as always. I went up Tab via Jennings Creek TH earlier this summer and there seems to be a nice path from the west ridge of Tab down and up a beautiful basin to Cronin and Antero. Have a video with drone shot if you want to check it out

Thanks for sharing! Planning on camping at Clohesy and hiking east side of Huron in a few weeks.

How would you recommend doing Uncopahgre as a day hike from the 2WD trailhead? Have done Pikes from the Crags trailhead which is similar mileage

Any snakes ? Or deer or oryx you seen on your trip ?

made my first run through of all 14 in a summer back to back to back, couldn’t even dream of doing this line. My teacher Mr. Nolan at Manitou Springs Highschool unfortunately lost his legs on a 14er, I don’t think there’s any relation but I’m pretty sure it was on a sawatch range 14er as well… always scared the crap out of me. these mountains are absolutely insane to link up just as you said because of having to descend into a deep basin then re-ascending the next peak over and over and over. Goodluck man.

I’d watch 50 classic scree decents. The worst scree I’ve encountered is bross or castle. Good luck with your run at Nolan’s 14.

One heck of a goal!

Generous ranking of challenger 😂

Brother keep killing it with these! We appreciate your content!

The decent on Princeton is very steep and sketch!

Great Video.. New Followers

Stoked to watch the adventures! Cheers from BV!

would be rad if you made a video series documenting the journey from scouting through the actual trip. hope the shoulder keeps feeling better. i had an open latarjet and bankart repair on mine for chronic dislocations. feels more stable than my good one now

Great information. Thank you

Justin is the man! Excited to follow along as you tackle the Nolan's

Sherman?

I don’t have the legs or the lungs for Nolan’s 14, but good luck to you. I’m sure it will be epic

Great list! My only major disagreement is on Bross - the standard route is definitely F, but the S Gully (from kite lake) was a really pleasant easy snow climb that I'd recommend to anyone looking for an intro snow climb or a warmup hike! Probably B-C tier with that route

Just as a subtle note, there are a good handful of 14ers that have long techincal rock climbing routes similar to the diamond

This channel is low-key awesome. Keep posting and it will grow!

It’s funny you mention how you didn’t catch any storms on Sherman because I got hit with one on the summit while doing my first 14er last weekend. When my hair started standing up I lost my shit lol thinking I was going to get struck, I probably wasn’t too far away from it. My head kept feeling zaps of static while I was ducked by a rock

Where is Mt Sherman?

Great list !

I mean you can shuttle downhill mtb on Antero so it’s like instant S tier honestly.

That was awesome

Great list, longs is my first and only 14er, got sick doing it LOL.

Omg this is hilarious, I should do a tier list of rock climbing walls at Shelf Road

Great video. Kudos on the creative editing.

How dangerous is Pyramid? I have done about ten 14ers, including Longs Peak, and am in decent shape. I am just wondering if it is as terrifying as the Bells or Capitol.

As a local, I have climbed this, and my friends of all climbed it several times. None of us have ever summitted via the ridge or from Bomber glacier side. We make a direct approach from upper read Lake and attain the diagonal crack that leads to the summit ridge. The Ridgewalk from bomber is treacherous as you found out. Also trying to attain it from the bomber glacier side, exposes you to a lot of exposure, and you have to cross the bergshrund. If you try it again, try it this way. Summitpost is wrong.

Looks great!

With Redcloud and Sunshine, a great way to make a loop is to traverse to Sundog from Sunshine. You get a bit of scrambling and a super aesthetic ridge walk!

Great series. Will take me a couple more years to check them all off and then the fun really begins. Like you said, the 14ers are truly just a tip of the iceberg, an introduction to Colorado mountaineering. Hope you have a quick recovery after surgery and get back out there soon. Subbed

Do you do interviews

It would be cool to be able to see all the mountains as a single tier list. I enjoyed watching these as a slow going checklist guy. 12 of the 14ers down :)