Mt. Yale 14,196 Ft. Colorado 14er Day Hike

Mount Yale and its 14,202-ft. of talus rests within the backbone of the Colorado Continental Divide, the Sawatch Range. This complex range stretches nearly 100 miles north and south, starting at Tennessee Pass and ending at the Marshall Pass area. The Sawatch is home to 15 fourteeners and 14 centennial thirteeners; no other Colorado mountain range contains as many peaks above 13,800 ft. When hiking this range, there are a few things you can count on, long approaches, plenty of vertical, and endless class 2 hiking. Mount Yale is the eighth highest peak in the Sawatch Range and twenty-first in the state on Colorado. Driving through the Arkansas Valley Mount Yale is hard to pick out since there is a ridge extending to the east covering the view of the summit. The peak is located due west of Buena Vista.

[@jasonthomas16]

Great hat. Love that

[@robertfindley921]

Nice video. Very informative. That's what I'm looking for. I want to see the climb, how bad the boulders are, etc.

[@Tru_G.R.I.T]

Thanks ....I wanna do this one

[@OspreyFlyer]

Thanks for posting. Brings back memories. Went up Mount Yale twice in 90s.

[@NickandRachel]

Awesome scenery up there!

[@jamesnasium4035]

Another good video Ethan!

[@Darfvayder]

Heading up there this weekend! How cold was it at the top?